does this tenderizer have 31 stainless steel blades?
636835
i don't know how many blades there are... but the blades are on two rotating cylinders and run end-to-end the width of the chute (you "roll" the meat in between the cylinders). We processed 2 deer through using this last winter, and it worked great--produced very tender steaks.
636836
I havent counted them, but it does a great job.. I use it once a week to tenderize the deer meat I cook and it is great..
636837
They are stainless steel, but have not counted the blades, but seems close. Whatever the number, it does a great job.
900531
Yes, the blades are slightly curved, surgical grade stainless steel and VERY sharp. It doesn't come with the serrated blades.
281041
Yes it does. That's how my kitchen manager installed it. He put screws through the stainless steel. It's a good one too.
1920998
mine had 5 blades in it. And yes I was very concerned about that after I ordered it!
436242
I took the blade out, and all it says other than "rubber ring" in 3 languages, is US Pat. on the blade, with No. 7641380. There are six blades on the assembly.
273122
It seems to be. It's a good tenderizer tho. Just don't put it in the dishwasher, it'll ruin it.
383510
Not really sure the grade of the steel used for this blade but I dont believe it is 440 stainless. I will say that for the price its a good heavy blade that takes an edge and has held it. My experience with 440 stainless is that it is a pain to sharpen and doesnt always hold the edge well.
2045794
Yes. The blade is stainless steel. I have been using one for the past 15 yrs. I bought this one so that I cut cut the blade at its shaft and use it in a cordless drill. Good day.
1594330
I am certainly no metallurgist, But this blade is listed as a 4116 "Stainless Steel". So to my knowledge, all Stainless Steel is made up of some type of Carbon and Chromium to prevent metal from getting corroded. Now the exact amounts of Carbon or type, I am not sure of. Lets do a Wiki on this..."4116 Stainless Steel: A fine grained, stainless steel produced by Germany's ThyssenKrupp. Often used for medical devices and food processing, the steels Carbon and Chromium content give it a great degree of corrosion resistance, as well as strength and edge retention. 4116 Stainless Steel has a Carbon Content between 0.42-0.55 and it's Chromium content is between 13.8-15."Hope that helps I am certainly no metallurgist, But this blade is listed as a 4116 "Stainless Steel". So to my knowledge, all Stainless Steel is made up of some type of Carbon and Chromium to prevent metal from getting corroded. Now the exact amounts of Carbon or type, I am not sure of. Lets do a Wiki on this..."4116 Stainless Steel: A fine grained, stainless steel produced by Germany's ThyssenKrupp. Often used for medical devices and food processing, the steels Carbon and Chromium content give it a great degree of corrosion resistance, as well as strength and edge retention.... » Read More I am certainly no metallurgist, But this blade is listed as a 4116 "Stainless Steel". So to my knowledge, all Stainless Steel is made up of some type of Carbon and Chromium to prevent metal from getting corroded. Now the exact amounts of Carbon or type, I am not sure of. Lets do a Wiki on this..."4116 Stainless Steel: A fine grained, stainless steel produced by Germany's ThyssenKrupp. Often used for medical devices and food processing, the steels Carbon and Chromium content give it a great degree of corrosion resistance, as well as strength and edge retention. 4116 Stainless Steel has a Carbon Content between 0.42-0.55 and it's Chromium content is between 13.8-15."Hope that helps « Show Less
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Russell, I haven't counted them myself, but Steel City's literature says there are 26 cutters on the head. Please be aware that it is not a true helical head in that the cutters are not arranged in a helical pattern to get the shearing cut of the more expensive helical head planers and jointers. Also, the cutters are two-sided, not four-sided as are some of the more expensive helical head cutters. Nonetheless, the finish is superior to any planer I have ever used in 50 years of woodworking - and I have used several very expensive planers. I have had my Steel City planer about two years now and I am extremely happy with it. I sold a nearly new Dewalt planer on Craigslist to buy the Steel City. The Steel City feeds much more smoothly than the Dewalt and the results are nearly flawless. I have used it on curly maple and on soft sappy woods with excellent results. I have not yet turned any of the cutter heads, by the way. I hope this information is helpful.
14604
No this blade does not have steel type marked, but if you bought the standard bead blasted with black g-10 handles then the steel type is Sandvik 14C28N.
546480
All that I have found for it are 30 blades. I thought I had a 40 once but recently all I can find is the 30. Great little clipper for faces and feet for my toy poodles.
1040762
It has three rows and works very well. I use it to tenderize jerky slices before the dehydrator as well as steaks for the grill.
665139
doesn't have stainless steel plates , but it does have the black coated grill grate. The grill is a non stick coating with tiny holes to keep the flare ups from happening. It gets very hot and its a very good grill in my opinion.
1146713
Yes it is. I just bought it (thinking the same thing, 12 blades) and only received one pack of 4.
730376
all of the timber rattler knives are 440 stainless steel. well made and very sharp right out of the box! a very good knife for the price! i would recommend this knife for anyone. carl smith
948815
Mine says 4138 SS on the blade, which I assume means it is stainless steel. Mine is easy to sharpen on a stone though, and holds a pretty sharp edge. Great utility knife, I have even skinned a few rabbits and squirrels it.