I was forced to buy this manual machine because I had purchased an electric one (Rohnson R-545, I left another review for that) but the parts melted from the heat produced by the machine, so I had to do my job because the tomatoes started to spoil outside without a machine to grind them. I went inside during the storm, got it, and immediately started grinding, but then my ordeal began. Not only did it not separate the seeds and skins, but tomatoes were also running everywhere. Meanwhile, it makes a terrible noise like a tractor, and it was so loud that the neighbor came and complained, and the cherry on top was that the suction cup kept coming off. I put it in to wash it, and all the tomatoes had stuck to the mechanism. It collected one jar of sauce. The only good thing I saw in the machine is that you don't waste electricity, and at the same time, you exercise your arms. It's not worth the money; you better buy ready-made sauces

You do your job at home for moderate use. The negative is that it does not suction well on the table, so you have to hold it when you put the tomatoes so that it does not tip over. And when you turn it to release the sauce, a small amount of sauce comes out from everywhere. You need to have something to collect it from the back.

The best tomato machine... easy to use, separates the peel and seeds from the pure juice