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Durgan · August 18, 2015

I have used the Victorio about five times to process various vegetables into juices. I have modified the base clamp so it is held securely to the counter top. I can now use it without spilling juice all over the place with no effort. http://www.durgan.org/2015/July%2020...%20clamp/HTML/ 15 July 2015 Victorio Modified Mounting clamp

It is definitely a major improvement over the hand food mill strainers. The cost is reasonable. My four or five hundred liters of juice do not justify a more expensive model. I keep it in a five gallon pail ready for use during the season. It is quick to clean after use. Definitely an asset in my case. Very pleased that I purchased it.

The hand strainers accomplish the same end, but turning the crank gets to be a chore.

August 18, 2015	#5
Durgan Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Brantford, ON, Canada Posts: 1,341	I have used the Victorio about five times to process various vegetables into juices. I have modified the base clamp so it is held securely to the counter top. I can now use it without spilling juice all over the place with no effort. http://www.durgan.org/2015/July%2020...%20clamp/HTML/ 15 July 2015 Victorio Modified Mounting clamp It is definitely a major improvement over the hand food mill strainers. The cost is reasonable. My four or five hundred liters of juice do not justify a more expensive model. I keep it in a five gallon pail ready for use during the season. It is quick to clean after use. Definitely an asset in my case. Very pleased that I purchased it. The hand strainers accomplish the same end, but turning the crank gets to be a chore.