No good reviews. Can I get a recommendation on a better brand? Counter top unit that cuts smoothly w/no jagged edges.
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Hi The Hamilton Beach #76606Z it cuts below the outside of the can with no sharp edges You could put the lid back on and it would look like it had never been opened The only thing is you have to hold the power lever down until it is through or it will stop where you let up on it I like it
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HiThe Hamilton Beach #76606Z it cuts below the outside of the can with no sharp edges You could put the lid back on and it would look like it had never been opened The only thing is you have to hold the power lever down until it is through or it will stop where you let up on itI like it
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Haven't had much of any issues there. ONce I thought I had actually damaged the inside surface down toward the blades. No chance on that. Cleaned up real nice after running it through the dishwasher. Other than that, the other responses seem to echo mine.
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Go to a restaurant supply store and buy a used Hobart. They make professional grade and quality equipment. Kitchen Aid, does not care about quality or it's reputation, they make garbage.
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I bought one of these 2 years ago and have never noticed any sharp edges. Just bought another one today, so we'll see how that one is on Wednesday.
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I have one and bought one for my Father in law, both of us have used them regularly and never had any issues. They work really well in irregular corners and to be able to make mitre cuts that match. If you are having problems then you need to slow down and read instructions or go to you tube, my bet there is a video there of how to use these. I happen to think these are the best for what they are for that you can buy!
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This is a known problem with the LS0714. I read all the reviews and rolled the dice. The first saw I got was unacceptable. Same issues you describe. I returned it and got another. The second saw was much better although definitely not "silky" smooth. Hope this helps.
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The one I have is the Hamilton Beach 31197R Countertop Oven. It has uncoated interior walls and is easy to clean.
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Panda town is the company I bought from. They had the one with good plating that wont rust. It comes in a white package with red lettering. The one in the colorful package is rusty junk... if you get that one chuck it in the trash asap....dont use the blade that comes with any of these...its crap.
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Electric shavers seem to be very idiosyncratic so you may have to try more than one. My GF read a lot of reviews and after assessing them bought a Remington MS2-390. She didn't like the way it shaves so she next tried a Panasonic ES2216PC. She's very happy with it, even though it is lavender :_>
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Call Oregon, they'll be glad to help. That's what I did to make sure I got the right one for my saw. It's a great system, although initially a little expensive. I've been using it for a few weeks and it's worth the money. A 5 or 10 second touch up and the chain stays sharp. And that's cutting really well seasoned (standing dead) oak which can dull a chain fast.
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I did my kitchen counter and it has a corner, we cut right on the grid of the corner. I cut into the corner so none of the previous counter was showing and smoothed the granite down and it did great.
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It is easy to clean, however I would not buy it from here again because it is such a rough cut it will scratch your sink. Check Walgreens they have better ones.
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I use Olson blades. Of course there several varieties with different Tpi (teeth per inch) depending on the material and speed / precision you will be cutting. Also there are some spiral blades that I have heard work well, but I haven't tried them yet. I would start out with a variety pack from Olson. Then you can see what you like best from there.
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The nuwave and duxtop are similar devices. If you use them like I do as ordinary cooktops I would use the duxtop. If you have specific uses for them maybe the nuwave would be better.
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Hi Taylor, off the bat, I say to figure what you'll need your machine for, and check the features of each to see which meets your need. I found the following article The Sweet Home website that helped me decide the best model for me: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-food-processor/ . Also, check out the food processor reviews at Cooks Illustrated website (the site's subscription based, so you may need to find someone with a subscription or hard copy if you don't have one already) I settled on the Custom, because considering what I'll use it for and how often I might use it, the basic, no-frills model is best for me; also, I'm not spending extra for bells and whistles. Hope this helps!
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it isnt as easy to clean as the units i have used in kitchens i have workedyou have to remove the blade to get it clean and the blade is heavy and sharpi use a wet rag in the bottom of the sink to not damage the edgei would say if easy cleaning is important to you,you should buy a bigger pro hobart but they are priceybut if you are careful and take your time this one isnt too bad but if you are at all squimish about handling a big heavy sharp blade you may have trouble with italso it takes a wrench or socket to remove the slider and a screwdriver to remove the blade but the blade cover has a hand nut it isnt as easy to clean as the units i have used in kitchens i have workedyou have to remove the blade to get it clean and the blade is heavy and sharpi use a wet rag in the bottom of the sink to not damage the edgei would say if easy cleaning is important to you,you should buy a bigger pro hobart but they are priceybut if you are careful and take your time this one isnt too bad but if you are at all squimish about handling a big heavy sharp blade you may have trouble with italso it takes a wrench or socket to remove the slider... » Read More it isnt as easy to clean as the units i have used in kitchens i have workedyou have to remove the blade to get it clean and the blade is heavy and sharpi use a wet rag in the bottom of the sink to not damage the edgei would say if easy cleaning is important to you,you should buy a bigger pro hobart but they are priceybut if you are careful and take your time this one isnt too bad but if you are at all squimish about handling a big heavy sharp blade you may have trouble with italso it takes a wrench or socket to remove the slider and a screwdriver to remove the blade but the blade cover has a hand nut « Show Less
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Hey, newkitchen. Did you buy the Rachel Ray cookset and did it work on your smooth top range?