Can I cut orange to pieces with this?
1801214
I doubt it... you would have to push the orange thru the grates... and I would think that would be too soft of a material
799180
Yes! I just used a quick and easy skill saw. It's too thick to cut with scissors.. if that's what you're wondering.
2138466
Yes, it could be cut into pieces, although you would need some heavy duty scissors to cut it, I think. It's pretty thick.
152395
I've juiced oranges just fine. The trick is to cut up everything into 1-1.5 inch pieces.
1226261
I don't really know for sure. But I think you can cut it. It's not very thick. Quite flexible. You are able to bend it. However I don't think you can cut it with kitchen or regular scissors. Some tool that cuts harder materials would be able to do it.
1984095
I would bleach it first. The orange might offset the color and make it in to a different color then u wanted. I always bleach before I put a new color in lol. Hope that helped c:
309812
No, I cut round corners on each piece. But they do come in different thickness, 3ml, 5 ml and up. Use the 3ml and you should be fine.
2099234
Yes. Each piece is 3 feet long with interlocking tips and you can cut them to the desired length. All you need to cut them is a metal cutting blade. With a little handyman knowledge you can do the job.
1385297
Not unless you have a program such as "Sure Cuts a Lot." Supposedly that lets you do that. I have the program but have never tried. You have to purchase it separately on Amazon.
829088
I would probably use a large cleaver or a knife that is a lot larger to cut it down to manageable pieces then use the Mac to finish it. You have to be careful the knife is very sharp use care and common sense keep your fingers out of the way, enjoy this knife it is a work of art and fun to use. Safety first is the motto when using any sharp object. Cook away.
462277
I just tried it and it would seem logical but oranges are too soft inside to stay rigid on the fork to turn it. It just turns to mush inside and doesn't peel because the pressure of the peeler pushes the orange aside.
1558059
I have not sliced citrus fruits with my mandolin. Slicing some heavy rind fruits should work, though it may dull the blade if used for this frequently.
426086
Absolutely. A good pair of scissors or tin snips can be used to cut the pieces to your desired length.
678725
The answer unfortunately is no. The way the piece is cut out, it's just not possible.wish it was tho..hope that helps
1783649
I purchased mine to use to cut mandarine oranges. I have used them to cut a 1/4 inch branch but have not tried anything as big as wire. I honestly do not know if they would cut but probably. I do not have much strength in my hands so I could not even test them.
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Hi Lynne, I would imagine that you can, but I do not know. I do know is that it is not a unit that is under high stress and do not fear of parts breaking..under normal household use. My first usage was a bushel of apples and it went through them like a breeze!!! It is not like the cutters are hitting hard objects (just apple) and causing parts to dull.
1814045
It accomodates larger lemons pretty well. I've never used it to press an orange, but I imagine you could make it work by cutting the orange into wedges.