Can this be used to cut coconuts?
804025
It is a "made in China" short machete. The blade has 14" length. I could say that could be used to cut coconuts. I use it to trim small trees
804026
It is a "made in China" short machete. The blade has 14" length. I could say that could be used to cut coconuts.I use it to trim small trees
804027
Sure, you'll need to take that cord off the handle and tape it instead with a better grip, I almost cut my leg off lol.�
522534
That's what I use it for. Sharp side for young Thai tops, dull side for cracking them, or brown coconuts. I bought a cleaver at BB&B;, and 2 coconuts in the blade cracked - this one seems MUCH more reliable.
522535
Yes, it is great to open coconuts. This is very sharp so be careful. It can be scary using this.
646717
I use mine to make coconut oil soap, so I don't have an answer for you. Sorry.
778344
I don't think so. The cutter only work for very thin materials. Probably very very thin layer of fruit. I returned the item because the rice does not come out easily.
586597
The blade isn't "sharp". It's molded to be thinner in certain spots to get in between the coconut and shell easier. So I don't think it would ever become less effective. Also it was much sturdier than I had expected it would be. The blade doesn't bend like if you have used a butter knife in the past. I was very impressed and my 15 year old has even started taking my coconuts and eating them after using the tool on them! He used to wait for me to get all the meat out, because with a butter knife it is a long process.
930686
Yes it can, however, coconut absorbs a lot of moisture so you may need to add more liquid. I would start off using a small amount of coconut ( perhaps a table spoon at a time) to see how you like it.
351541
Yes it can be cut. You will need a sharp knife and a straight edge ruler for a good cut.
1214896
I'm not sure. theoretically if the coconut was fry enough and in small enough pieces I would think you could. I've never tried this so I don't know. You may want to contact the company and ask them.
673103
Yes, it should be able to, the blade is very sharp so it take little effort to make the cuts.
743668
Yes, it can be used to trim palm tree fronds at appropriate angle. Just make sure to take safety precautions first. Don't overreach.
1508455
Yes, it can. But I used to grind soaked rice and dal. So I guess it can grind coco also. It works good bought a year back.
1362335
Yes, I believe it can be cut. It is a foam with beads with each grain. Cutting it should not hurt it.
1932291
It works great for apples and everything else I have put in there. I have never tried coconut, but that's a good idea. I will have to try it!
2183877
No, the coconut is too heavy for this tool. It does not have a blade to assist in cutting the attachment stem.This tool is excellent for picking apples, oranges, avocados, limes and lemons. We found picking papayas challenging but possible.
1868362
I have not tried that but the blade is very sharp. I use it mainly to make fresh fruit smoothies and it works great.
1795638
This plastic is very flexible, I would assume it might do okay with the palm fronds, but the coconuts will probably crack or dent it.