Are these good for gourds?
798615
I don't know as I haven't tried on gourds. However, I don't see why not. Sorry. Best I can do.
798616
Hi, I have not used this wood burner for gourds, but I have used it on delicate bark, thin wood, and both hard and soft woods. I think it would do a nice job on gourds because it has a temperature control dial that allows you to have the right temperature for the job at hand.Good luck and happy burning.
798617
I guess I would need to know more about your goals but it's a fantastic product. It would etch gourds, I would assume. Great with driftwood.
798618
Yes! This set would be great for gourds. In fact, I know another pyrographer who uses a similar set up and is quite successful. I've used this kit for projects big and small and love it. It heats up SO quickly, within 10 seconds usually; and cools down just as fast.
1073307
They should. I've bordered a pathway that's partially in shade with these and the fruit production seems as vigorous in shade or sun so it shouldn't matter. Really sweet little plants and the fruit is good, too. They come back every spring.
2192915
Yes, I've juiced oranges and pineapples, and I know my friend has done grapes. Not sure about pears though, but I don't see why not? Might be a bit pulpier due to their grainy texture, but should work!
1766528
I have not used them for cut-up fruit and find that my strawberries will last for up to 2 weeks in these if I simply wash them and leave them intact, including the green little leaves at the top (in other words, do not hull them) until I am ready to use them
1722928
I don't know about the gourds you ask about but it will peel potatoes, apples, zucchini, kiwi.
1743062
I never have tried that but they should work just fine to remove seeds from squash.
827469
Absolutely. They would be fine for most "ground" spices, just a bit too small for larger herbs like Thyme or Basil.
1956480
Yes they can. Will make it more like finely shredded lettuce. I use them for almost all my veggies..
775045
Yes they are. They are an assortment of vegetables that are dehydrated and put together. These are great for soups, gravies, stews, chowders, anything that you want added flavor and color to. Spaghetti sauces also. They are great. I found them locally in the health food section that charge very high prices. This mix available from Amazon is well worth the cost and it's delivered to your door. I love it and use it a great deal when I cook. Hope this helps.
1334617
if they are thinly sliced vertically, not as well on thick round slices. Its just a quick chop that you hand turn, great for onion, bell peppers, squash, etc.
259046
I've used it on butternut and acorn squash with no problems at all... that being said, pumpkin is a bit tougher. I'd say it would work just fine, though.
1490478
I think that these would be fine in FL. There were a few things (like watermelon and goji berries) that didn't do as well in our Adirondack climate. They would do well in a warmer climate like yours.
1730414
I don't think so. They are nice for drinking. But I probably not for canning and they are not wide mouth.
1641446
I used it to cut 20 gauge metal pegboard, so it should have no problem with gourds.
993841
I haven't used it yet? But planning to this weekend. I'll let you know!!! But thinking it is going to work REALLY well. I decorate gourds.
1140703
You could use them to cut fruit, but most of them are probably too big for a fruit-flower arrangement type thing.
1766527
They work well as long as the fruit is dry when you put it in. Don't wash beforehand. If they are a little dampish from being ripe, I sometimes put a piece of paper towel in with them.