November 23, 2024

VIDEO: How to MAKE a Corn KERNEL Sheller REMOVER Tool | DIY For ANY Size Cob


In this video, I show you how to make a corn kernel remover/sheller tool on the cheap and easy to do! This corn kernel removal tool also works with smaller cobs such as mini popping corn and can be adjusted for any corn cob size.

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25 thoughts on “VIDEO: How to MAKE a Corn KERNEL Sheller REMOVER Tool | DIY For ANY Size Cob

  1. A simple way to pop the corn. Place in a paper bag. Make sure there's only one layer of popcorn. Fold package close and pop on popcorn time in your microwave.

  2. I remember when I was in Mexico, my aunt and uncle would remove the kernels using a an empty corn cob. They also had This DIY tool made up of corn cobs that were held together with a wire in a circle and they rubbed the cob with kernels on to the other cobs

  3. Another option would be a large bamboo section with threaded inserts and adjustable setscrews to pop the kernels off.
    Threaded inserts are a great way to ensure your screws/bolts never strip out the hole they're fastening.

  4. Mark, you crack me up. Just got hubby to make me one of your corn cob de-kernellers. Worked a treat – he even got to use it first. Will have to try it on my Silvermine corn – when I grow it. Oh and I'm just about ready to harvest my Jicama (Yam Bean), it's feeling huge (I had a test feel under the soil). You harvested some after the seeds had dried out in one video, how did it taste when it was left on so long? I only received 5 or so seeds and really need to save the seeds. I only have 3 in the ground.

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