Master Nut Cracker - Incredible Tool!

Might be worth talking with other folks in your community and ordering a few to one spot and then distributing them!
(We're note affiliated with them or get anything for promoting them, just believe strongly in their incredible tool!)

[Glandular]

I've met the guy who invented this! He was incredibly nice to me and sent me home with free seed, fruit, a few plants, and some shared knowledge. Great guy.

[PennsylvaniaPrepper]

I laughed when you commented on your hands. Growing up, my dad's hands were always stained....he was a mechanic. My nails are perpetually full of garden dirt, and I'm usually barefoot, so the toes suffer also....

[gardenboots]

Always exciting to learn about quality tools. And especially meaningful to buy from a producer in USA. Thanks for the fun demonstration.

[ForbiddTV]

For those trying to find out how to order this in October 2023, I found this in a backdoor search (not linked from their website): "ATTENTION ALL CUSTOMERS: please hold all order until further notice. I will try to fill all outstanding orders as soon a possible. At the present time I will be undergoing pre-treatment for cancer. Will try to keep you updated on status. Thanks, Gerald Gardner"

[rotorheadv]

I only have about 50 of these trees on my property. Looking at a nut cracker and so far this one is at the top of the list.

[LolitasGarden]

It never ends from you. Thanks for sharing.

[pierre]

I bought one identical to this in 1992; Working great all these years!!

[delprice]

My father's family had a black walnut orchard in MO, thanks for posting your video.

[tagladyify]

Handy little tool there. Thanks for pointing out the nut shell stain on your hands. I'm very interested in natural stains and dyes. I have heard wood could be finished with nut shell stain, but haven't tried it yet.

[beebob]

I've seen things like this at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. So simple. A lot easier than using a vise or a hammer.

[tubularfrog]

Thank you for the recommendation. It looks like a very practical nut cracker design.

[HaphazardHomestead]

English walnuts are too easy, lol. But that's impressive with the hickory and black walnuts. I've always used a vice, but your tool looks like it works really well, and efficiently enough to be practical for a lot of nuts! I'm with you that Shagbark hickory nuts are the best tasting nuts of all. I think, followed by the Shellbark hickory, then black walnuts, then pecans, then English walnuts, then hazelnuts. Chestnuts are in there somewhere, but since they get cooked first, I don't count them the same way. Here's to an enjoyable winter of eating nuts! They are so underappreciated as real food.

[peterkohl]

I got one a nd it is the best units i have ever used

now have 154 pounds of nut in shell so will have a bit of work to do. when they are properly dried

[soniashapiro]

Thanks so much for this video. I have been collecting shag-bark hickory nuts and have succeeded in cracking fewer than 20 nuts. I just about gave up! I will order it today.

[coarsegoldguy]

That is brilliant! Thanks for sharing.

[marks]

I just found your channel, and love the info that you share, thanks. I also just started a green house this year and started many fruit trees from seeds, keep up the great videos, // mark from Indy.

[FFotosRUs]

I clicked on the link to the master nutcracker website. It has information on shipping, but I don’t see any order form to click on to find out the price of the nutcracker.

[timothyrothrock]

I'm fortunate enough to own a bench vice. You can learn how black walnuts crack so you get a lot of bigger pieces.

[ProctorsGamble]

The link in the description only takes me to a page about the cracker. No buttons or index to click on. Might be because I’m using iPhone?

[aiartcreations-fq]

Coconut oil will pull that from your hands.🙏🥥
Great video.
I was going to make a joke about how my wife is a Master Nut decided against it.
😂