re: elite maple hard wood bread slicer...what is the price / postage in sterling please?
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Got it when it was on sale for about $100 American price and shipping and handling. I have no clue what that is in sterling. If you buy it get a clip and fasten the top of the stainless steel loops with appropriate spacer and it works like a charm.
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Stirling? Haven't a clue. In USD, I paid $59.99 plus $10.99 for shipping & handling. The slicer is WONDERFUL. As I bake all my own bread, it's worth it to have effortless slicing.
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I googled "benriner replacement blades" and found a bunch. including Fante's, which is an awesome store in Philadelphia! I decided it was cheaper (considering free S/H to Amazon Prime acct) to just buy a whole new one here and to take the remaining (slicer) blade out of my old one. I have successfully sharpened the main slicing blade quite a few times, FWIW, but I've lost all of the julienne/crosscut blades.
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15" replacement saw blade for the following Fiskars tree pruners: model No. 9240, 9301, 9261, 9235, 9300, 7861. You can purchase this at Sears ($10.44) but I believe that it's just a standard Fiskars blade.I think that once you buy it, you'll find that the chain pull cutters are the things that will impress you most. The cutting blade is nothing to jump up and down about, similar to any other pole saw blade. My neighbor who is in his late 70's just bought one and he LOVES it!
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P.S. from a minute ago: Right when I clicked to send in my answer just now, I noticed that the offer for purchase is an entire CASE of bread! You most certainly would want to freeze all the loaves that are waiting to be eaten! Just be sure to wrap it good so it won't get those 'ice crystals'.
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I have had several bread machines over the years and once I had to re-order a paddle that broke. Now, I go to the Salvation Army and get a brand new machine for $10 or $15. All these machine are basically the same and will break overtime.
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The manufacturer sells the pieces - I bought an extra spring, and two extra peeling blades and corer/slicer blades. They were inexpensive and shipped very quickly. I'm sure they'd be happy to help you if you contact them directly!
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Tammy, I can't answer that question. I saw it and just knew I wanted to own it. I'm making preparation for when I'm able to bake in my very own kitchen again. I've not really been home since Hurricane Katrina. So once the slicer arrived I just put it in storage with the rest of my new home items. I never even opened the box. For all I know its just stuffed with parchment paper. Sorry, wish I could be of more help.Barbara in New Orleans
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http://stores.balticvalue.com/electric-potato-grater/ if you need extra blades you can find them here for $8.68 + shipping
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Yes, but only momentarily; unless you buy the companion book, "Making the Most of your Wenger 16999 Swiss Army Knife - Giant" $12,342.56 today only. Tomorrow, and thereafter, either $12.34 or $123,425,600. Who knows
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Go to Prodyne web site. According to info w/my slicer, the wire is $1. They are warranted against breakage. Check it out, or give them a call.
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I looked at one in the store, and at several different videos on Youtube. No bevel cuts.Amazon has been constant at $179.99 (Still is...see "more buying choices"). Acehardwareoutlet is gouging.
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Hey Charlie - They have a FAQ for the slicers here: http://chefschoice.com/faqslicers.html No manuals online though - what did you need to know about it?
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You need this knife if you eat/cook meat. You can buy a whole beef tenderloin (filet) for $6-$8/lb on sale at a big box store on sale and trim it yourself. That'll save you up to $100. You definitely need three knives in a Western kitchen: a French chef's knife; a flexible boning knife, and a bread knife, which you use for splitting cake layers, too. (Make sure the latter is 10" or even 12" long for that.) You can add a small paring knife and/or 6" utility knife down the road if you like. Never buy a knife set, by the way. Knives within any one brand aren't always the best of their kind. Moreover, you'll get knives you don't need and it'll be missing knives you do need. You need this knife if you eat/cook meat. You can buy a whole beef tenderloin (filet) for $6-$8/lb on sale at a big box store on sale and trim it yourself. That'll save you up to $100. You definitely need three knives in a Western kitchen: a French chef's knife; a flexible boning knife, and a bread knife, which you use for splitting cake layers, too. (Make sure the latter is 10" or even 12" long for that.) You can add a small paring knife and/or 6" utility knife down the road if you like. Never buy a knife set, by the way. Knives within any one brand aren't always the best of... » Read More You need this knife if you eat/cook meat. You can buy a whole beef tenderloin (filet) for $6-$8/lb on sale at a big box store on sale and trim it yourself. That'll save you up to $100. You definitely need three knives in a Western kitchen: a French chef's knife; a flexible boning knife, and a bread knife, which you use for splitting cake layers, too. (Make sure the latter is 10" or even 12" long for that.) You can add a small paring knife and/or 6" utility knife down the road if you like. Never buy a knife set, by the way. Knives within any one brand aren't always the best of their kind. Moreover, you'll get knives you don't need and it'll be missing knives you do need. « Show Less
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You should be able to buy the sharping stones from the company that you purchased slicer from, check the tag plate on the bottom and google it
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Sorry Tweety Bird .... You can only try it ..... The slices are really not very thick when cut using the slots on the slicer ..... Much thinner and you won't have much bread left &#128556;
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there is one thing I would like to have and that is a french bread attachment like you see in other models of the ability to make two seperate small loafs of bread at the same time there is only two of us at home now and smaller loafs are prefered. I do love my machine and with a new kitchen we use it so much more and it looks nice on the counter when in use. charring
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Have you found any alternative? I just started looking into purchasing a bread maker and I'm stuck in the same quandry. I avoid non-stick at all costs, but I can't seem to find a machine without it. Please let me know if you found anything. Thanks! Lyndi