3 Inch Stainless Steel Pork Puller Used with Standard Hand Drill

Beats making a mess with the forks, and depending on your drill, and pan, can be really fast. I had been using a hand mixer for this in a mixing bowl since I did not like the fork option, which about killed the mixer. My cordless drill handled the load with no issue, and is a lot easier to control speed, etc. I had seen a pit master use a similar tool in the past, and have to agree this is the best way to go through 10 pounds of pork in a hurry. So long as you have a good drill (preferably cordless), and a clean deep bucket, bowl, or stock pot, this is the best way to go.I will use my large kettle next time though so I can run on high speed and not through any meat out for my pups.

This thing is awesome shredding pork. Put your pork in a deep pot & turn your drill on high. Keeps the meat from clogging the bit. Take about 10-15 seconds to shred a 9 lb pork butt.

I smoked four 9-10 lb boston butts, pulled the blade bones out and put the pork in a clean bucket. Attached this to my 18V DeWault cordless drill and was able to shred the pork in under 3 minutes. Only had two medium sized pieces that I shredded by hand. I would absolutely recommend this product...what an awesome time-saver!

Ordered this to do pulled pork and it worked perfectly. I "pulsed" the drill to slowly shred the pork and it completed the job very quick. Only used it once so far but I think the next time I will stop a little sooner for some bigger pieces.

Worked like a charm. Had a homemade one made from paint mixer, this little bad boy shreds, literally.

I used this for the first time the other day on a pork butt. I pulled the bone out and locked the tool in on my drill and it was shredded in less than 15 seconds. Great tool and highly recommended.

Works perfectly. Don’t use a bowl for shredding the meat because it flies everywhere. I bought a new empty paint can and drilled a hole in the top. It is big enough for 3 pounds of meat and knocks it out in about 30 seconds. Also pour a generous amount of the drippings into the can with the meat.

Works as described