- Double ratchet action
- Non-slip soft grip handle
- Made from high quality stainless steel
- Part of a complete range of barware and accessories
- Size - 20 cm x 9 cm
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The Bar Craft easy to use double ratchet action nutcracker allows you to crack nuts with ease. The nutcracker allows just the right amount of pressure to be applied to crack a nut shell and leave the nut intact. This nutcracker also features a non-slip soft grip handle for comfort and a ratchet locking mechanism with release button. Made from high quality stainless steel and with a stylish mirror polished finish this nut cracker is a versatile instrument that will complement any existing kitchen or barware.
Bar Craft offers every item you could possibly want to service a bar, including wine preservers, thermometers, ice buckets, a choice of corkscrews, hip flasks and even cocktail umbrellas. Many items within the Bar Craft range have deluxe gift boxes and premium ribbon and magnetic presentation boxes adding that extra special touch, making them ideal gifts.
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- Ratchet Action
- Stainless Steel with Soft Handles
- Boxed
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25 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Still looking for a good nut cracker!,
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This review is from: Bar Craft Nut Cracker, Ratchet Action in Stainless Steel (Kitchen & Home)
I bought one of these some 4 years ago hoping to find a device that would last longer than the zinc alloy pivotted type that I find break after a very short time (about one bowl of nuts!) This is better, but not worth the additional cost. The material used for the ratchet is too soft so that after two Christmases the action was slipping. I have carefully recontoured the teeth as far as practicable and obtained a further two years of use from it, but I am now having to find a replacement. Does no-one make a nut cracker that lasts?
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
disappointing,
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This review is from: Bar Craft Nut Cracker, Ratchet Action in Stainless Steel (Kitchen & Home)
a poorly manufactured, lower cost copy of the original product, or at leasrt definitely not as good as the old onw were were replacing. ALready after just 50-100 nuts, the ratchet is wearing. the ratchet release is too smal, and often ceases up itself. Just simply very disappointing and over priced. avoid it.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Oh Well,
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This review is from: Bar Craft Nut Cracker, Ratchet Action in Stainless Steel (Kitchen & Home)
This ratchet action nut cracker is a variation on an older design which is practically no longer available. It is solidly constructed and has a rubber sleeve on the smaller handle.
What you can't see to the left of the picture is the small lever to the side which releases the secondary ratchet. This lever is a bit too small to be used easily and too stiff for a ladies hands to use without risk of bruising. This is a shame because the ratchet helps address a weakness in the original design whereby the primary ratchet slipped and eventually wore out. Unfortunately the double ratchet mechanism this one uses is stiff and jams on tough nuts like almonds. Yes I can unjam it using all my strength, but that kinda defeats the point of such a thing! It's meant to be easy to use, not requiring strength and so is in my opinion not as good as the original which can be found, but at double the price of this one. You pays your money and takes.......
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