Great product, does the job that it’s supposed to do. However, if only came with one pressing cloth when it was advertised that there would be two.

With higher pressing pressure, the spindle does not remain in a vertical position, but instead tilts. This also results in an oblique alignment of the press plate and the pressure on the material to be pressed is no longer evenly distributed. The steel structure that fixes the spindle is apparently not strong enough and needs to be made more solid.

Smooth delivery and it seems like a sturdy press with a reassuring weight. I haven't done a pressing with it yet, that will be in a few months. However, I expect a lot from the sturdy two-handed grip and the pressing surface that can be pushed all the way to the bottom. This is in contrast to systems where you have to add blocks, for example. Being able to fold the press shaft aside is also very useful, for example for filling the press basket. It seems advisable to anchor the press (screw holes are provided in the legs) to ensure stability.

A stable and easy-to-use fruit press. An additional wooden insert and another pressing cloth could certainly increase the juice yield. But also so highly recommended.

On the one hand, it is certainly a better design than these cheapest presses, where you first have to get suitable wooden blocks. Nevertheless, it is absolutely necessary to have a solid wooden plate to which the press is screwed. Unfortunately, the fastening of the spindle to the press plate is very “Chinese” primitive. If you don't clean and grease the connection every time, it will quickly rust. I replaced the steel parts with stainless steel, filled the connection with food fat and added a cover cap. (Patent submitted).