[gregmac]

He sums this up well [1] (paraphrasing):

> This is what you get with no constraints. Building something that lasts and doesn't break the bank is what's hard. This thing will last forever, but it's a machine to squeeze pre-masticated fruit in a plastic bag that costs $400.

I've watched this before and just skipped through to find that bit, but I'm fairly certain he also mentions at one point how they're almost certainly selling the juicer itself at a loss, which makes the whole thing that much more absurd.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Cp-BGQfpHQ&t=37m09s

[teddyh]

> I'm fairly certain he also mentions at one point how they're almost certainly selling the juicer itself at a loss

Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Cp-BGQfpHQ&t=15m07s

and here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Cp-BGQfpHQ&t=33m42s

[samstave]

After watching the teardown video - I really want one of these things - very impressive.

[FICO]

They will probably be available on eBay cheaply now that they are paperweights for those who bought them.

[samstave]

Actually I want more than one (I want the motor...)

Anyone have the specs on the motor specifically (and please ignore my naivete): max RPM vs power consumption -- what about the power of these motors would be preferable to those on a boosted board (or reverse)?

[abawany]

Maybe I misread but apparently the company is offering refunds up until Dec-31 to anyone who purchased one of these.

[FICO]

That doesn't mean they are going to require you to ship the machine back to them.

(I'm assuming there's tons of people who are going to miss that deadline anyway)

[abpavel]

If it's Internet-connected, it might not squeeze without an approved API call from the vendor.

[samstave]

How many units did they MFR?

A smart person would put a bounty on all the tings they made

[trapperkeeper74]

Skookum as frig, possibly.

He had a better idea though: pass the bag between one or two rollers.