Can this be used instead of a pizza cutter wheel? Does it cut pizza as good as a pizza cutter wheel?
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We have never used it as a "Drag Cutter", such as you would use a Pizza cutter wheel. We use it as a "Plunge Cutter" and as a "Surface Scraper" for the initial chopping block clean-up. I hope this helps.
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I use a standard rolling type pizza cutter and have had no trouble with the stone
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Hey Michelle, Although the pizza crisper may look somewhat oval on the outside. The inner circle where you place the pizza is circular in shape. So, you should be able to slice your pizza as normal. Cheers!
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Buy yourself a pizza stone and a pizza peel and use those things instead of this wonderful cookie sheet. As Grape answered, the stone will make a better pizza than a cookie sheet does. Even if you are just cooking frozen pizzas or take and bake ones, the stone is perfect. I can just imagine those awful cuts on your cookie sheet!
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If all you wanted to do is cut a bolt- yes this would do it. I personlly think you wouldn't need something quite as good though, this would have a more speed than you might need given the diameter of the cut off wheel. I would recommend using a small wheel so you can maintian control. If you don't need it for various grinding, porting , poishing needs, you could probably get a way with something much cheaper.
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Well, you can but I would not recommend it. It will dull your knife or pizza cutter very quickly. Much better to move the items to a cutting board.
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I do not think it is wide enough for pizza dough in order to make a full-size pizza. It is only about six inches wide, but if that is wide enough for little pizzes, I say go for it.
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I used a similar rocking cutter at a pizzeria that I worked at as a teenager. This style of cutter is superior to everything else I've used. The second best I've used beside a rocking pizza cutter was a really big chef's knife that I used in a similar rocking fashion. Otherwise, dragging the blade across the pizza messes it up. Rolling cutters seem to always break and take a long time to cut. The rocking cutter allows you to put weight on the blade and just crunch right through the pizza dough and crust. I used to put 4 cuts into large pizzas (creating 12 slices) evenly in less than 3 seconds. They are large and bulky but well worth it in my opinion. I used a similar rocking cutter at a pizzeria that I worked at as a teenager. This style of cutter is superior to everything else I've used. The second best I've used beside a rocking pizza cutter was a really big chef's knife that I used in a similar rocking fashion. Otherwise, dragging the blade across the pizza messes it up. Rolling cutters seem to always break and take a long time to cut. The rocking cutter allows you to put weight on the blade and just crunch right through the pizza dough and crust. I used to put 4 cuts into large pizzas (creating 12 slices) evenly in less than 3... » Read More I used a similar rocking cutter at a pizzeria that I worked at as a teenager. This style of cutter is superior to everything else I've used. The second best I've used beside a rocking pizza cutter was a really big chef's knife that I used in a similar rocking fashion. Otherwise, dragging the blade across the pizza messes it up. Rolling cutters seem to always break and take a long time to cut. The rocking cutter allows you to put weight on the blade and just crunch right through the pizza dough and crust. I used to put 4 cuts into large pizzas (creating 12 slices) evenly in less than 3 seconds. They are large and bulky but well worth it in my opinion. « Show Less
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I believe you could probably use both items on the pastry mat. I have not done so yet, butI am a baker and your cutters and pastry wheel are essentially just cutting through the dough. Just don't exert any more pressure on the mat than is necessary.
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Yes, I have used mine to cut heavier material. I use the Dremel 1 1/2in metal cut-off wheel.
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I have not tried pizza dough yet but this is a really sturdy machine and I don't doubt it ability to handle anything you throw at it. Before I bought mine, I looked at footage of it being used for pizza dough and other stuff being made on you-tube. Just type in the name of the mixer.
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This tool is more for use as dough-scraper, as a dividing tool (for, as an example, repackaging multipound hamburger into more usable sizes for freezing). The blade is not sharp enough nor thin enough to be a good garlic chopper (a utility knife would be better).
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I have made pizza dough and bread with great results. I suppose it all depends on the receipe you use. My suggestion would be to visit their website or better yet call and ask them specifically. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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it works GREAT for making pie crust, pizza dough,biscuts,pasta dough, but i would not suggest using it for bread dough.i would use a kitchen aid mixer with a bread hook, or a bread maker.
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This cutting wheel works great. True that if a lot of cutting is done, the wheel is worn out fast.
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I would guess you can, though I have not tried it. Only use mine for pizza.My suggestion would be to check with the manufacturer - they have a pretty good website.
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Yes - I used it to cut 1/2 inch chrome steel (solid) rod that I was using for towel rods. It cut like butter compared to any of the other wheels that I tried. In fact I have finished my project and am still using that same first wheel.-Gerry