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The Hinged-Bowl Lemon Squeezer: Two Cast Handles, One Bowl Inside the Other
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30. Septemba 2026IS
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The Hinged-Bowl Lemon Squeezer: Two Cast Handles, One Bowl Inside the Other

The wooden lemon squeezers of the day soon soaked up stale juice and smelled of it. George M. Thomas of New York received US 35,554, dated 10 June 1862, for "constructing the squeezer of cast metal and of such form or in such a manner that a very durable, economical, and light implement for the purpose is obtained, and one that may be manipulated or operated with greater facility than the ordinary kinds in general use." Two handles are pinned together at their front ends; the lower carries a perforated bowl, the upper a smaller half-sphere that fits inside it with a space between; the half lemon is put in the lower bowl and the handles are pressed together. The lower bowl hangs below its handle, so the squeezer can rest on a glass. This rung works out the force of the handles, with a work check, then makes the squeezer from flat bar, a tin cup and a hardwood dome and squeezes lemons with it.
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Force at the bowls

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A squeezer before it

The embedded blueprint presses the lemon on a cone under a lever-driven cap. Thomas puts the bowl and its half-sphere on the two handles themselves.
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Read US 35,554

"The lower handle, A′, is provided with a bowl, B, of semispherical form, and perforated at its bottom, as shown at d in Fig. 1. The inner surface of the bowl B is enameled, or should be, in order to prevent oxidation. The bowl B and handle A′ are cast in one piece, and the bowl projects below the handle, the latter being on a level or in the same plane with the upper edge of the former." "The lemon is squeezed by being divided, as usual, and one-half at a time placed in the bowl B, and forcing the bowl C down upon it by pressing the handles A A′ together."
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Make the squeezer and press lemons

**Handles.** Cut two 25 cm lengths of 20 × 5 mm mild steel flat bar. Drill both 1 cm from one end for an M6 pivot bolt, and bend the other ends slightly apart as the stops f. **Lower bowl.** Cut the bottom 3 cm off a clean tin can about 7 cm across, punch holes in its base with a nail, and rivet its rim to the lower handle 5 cm behind the pivot so it hangs below. **Upper dome.** Rasp a hardwood block into a half-sphere that fits inside the cup with about 5 mm to spare, and screw it to the upper handle opposite the cup. **Test.** Bolt the handles together. Halve a lemon, put one half cut side down in the cup over a glass, and press the handles together, reading your squeeze with the spring scale hooked on the handles' ends. Weigh the juice, and compare with a half squeezed by hand.

Vifaa kwa hatua hii:

Pau Bapa la Chuma LainiPau Bapa la Chuma Laini0.5 mita
Kopo la batiKopo la bati1 kipande
Kipande cha mbao ngumuKipande cha mbao ngumu1 kipande
Parafujo za mbaoParafujo za mbao2 vipande
Rivet za chuma cha puaRivet za chuma cha pua4 vipande
Mkusanyiko wa bolti za pembe sitaMkusanyiko wa bolti za pembe sita1 kipande
Nati ya pembe sitaNati ya pembe sita1 kipande
LimauLimau2 vipande

Zana zinazohitajika:

Msumeno wa chumaMsumeno wa chuma
Kekee cha BetriKekee cha Betri
Seti ya vichimbuziSeti ya vichimbuzi
Tupa (Tupa ya Mkono)Tupa (Tupa ya Mkono)
Kibano cha meza ya kaziKibano cha meza ya kazi
Mkasi wa batiMkasi wa bati
MisumariMisumari
NyundoNyundo
Seti ya rivetiSeti ya riveti
Tupa ya mbaoTupa ya mbao
Seti ya bisibisiSeti ya bisibisi
Spana inayoweza kurekebishwaSpana inayoweza kurekebishwa
Kisu cha jikoniKisu cha jikoni
Mizani ya dijitali ya jikoniMizani ya dijitali ya jikoni
Kipima-nguvu (mizani ya springi)Kipima-nguvu (mizani ya springi)
Glasi ya kunyweaGlasi ya kunywea
Glavu za Kazi za NgoziGlavu za Kazi za Ngozi
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A squeezer that sprays, slips or leaves juice

Hinged-bowl lemon squeezer troubleshooting.

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History and honest limits

**George M. Thomas** of New York, New York, received US 35,554, dated 10 June 1862. His handles A A′ were joined by a fulcrum pin a through a slot b in the upper handle, the bowl C was cast with the upper handle and smaller than B to leave a space e, and the handles' ends were curved at f as stops. He thought cast iron, japanned, the best material, and did not claim a cast-metal squeezer as such, but one with two handles on a fulcrum pin and bowls fitting one within the other below the handles. **Honest limits.** Flat bar, a tin cup and a hardwood dome stand in for his cast-iron handles and bowls. The notebook ignores friction; its forces and lengths are examples. Your juice weights are the result.

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