Cutlery – Shell openers – Nutcrackers
Patent
1983-02-16
1985-11-05
Watts, Douglas D.
Cutlery
Shell openers
Nutcrackers
30193, 30279, A47J 4326, B26B 1700
Patent
active
045504954
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a light weight, portable, hand-operated device for extracting the kernels of very hard-shell edible nuts in premium-size pieces without crushing. On black walnuts the device is effectively used: first to split the nut along its natural suture; and then by using its tooth-like nippers, the hard shell of each black walnut half is split into very large portions along five outlined paths thereby releasing the kernel in large premium-size pieces. The invention is comprised of jaws with nippers, a lock to hold the jaws closed, a splitter blade mounted on one handle and a slotted safety ring mounted on the other handle adjacent to the splitter blade.
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patent: 257982 (1882-05-01), Schmidt
patent: 2596382 (1952-05-01), Duke
patent: 3338281 (1927-08-01), Davy
patent: 4240201 (1980-12-01), Sawby et al.
Burke Daniel P.
Watts Douglas D.
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