Certain its not a cherry pit or the inner seed. It was pure red hard plastic. Very odd because I doubt they would specifically choose cherry red plastic for a food proccessing machine, almost makes me think its been sabotaged.
I don't know - but I suspect the founder of the place I work (76yo) might do, or at the least find the seat tool interesting & have some idea how to operate it.
It's a resistance box, where each plug shorts out a resistor having the value engraved on the panel. Removing the plug removes the short, allowing that resistor to be in circuit. Each plug that's removed adds that resistance value to the total, since they're all connected in series. The total resistance is available between the two terminals at the front, when the two buttons are depressed. Or at least something along those lines. I would have thought that this device was more intended for school physics practicals, since the education sector is Philip Harris' principal market.
They look good. Far more working room available if compared to using mole grips.
Probably worth reporting to the manufacturer then https://villagebakery.co.uk/
Done, thanks
They got back to me quickly, and they dont make buns.
Why do you buy it then ?
I mean there's so many "village bakery" shops even I didn't think it was the right one but Google suggested it as
