Does it store blades too or just the discs?
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I'm not sure I understand your question, but it holds the discs which are the blades on my model. I gifted one to my friend but she couldn't use it because on her model the stem for each blade (disc) was attached.
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The disc and the blade are together permanently, and snap onto a detachable stem. If you need different blades you must buy the whole disc for each new blade. There is a blade which comes with the food processor that is not in disc form, which is used to chop or mix ingredients inside the "bowl". That blade which fits inside the "bowl" does not fit in this storage unit. This storage unit will only hold three disc/blades. For example, you can put into this storage container a french fry blade/disc, and a parmesan cheese grader blade/disc, and a julienne blade/disc, or any three blade/discs, slicers of different widths or graders. If you want a storage unit that holds both the "bowl" blade and three disc/blades, as well as the detachable stem, then look for "BLADE and DISC Holder for 7, 11, and 14-cup Food Processors Item #CUI BDH-2". I hope this is helpful for you. Sincerely, Elisabetta
376015
It will only store discs but they make a disc holder that will also hold the blades and the attachment that attaches to the discs. I hope this reply is helpful.
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Just the disks--I keep the blade in the bowl with the lid locked right on my counter since I use it a lot. The disk holder is nice because it keeps everything together and organized.
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Bill, the simple answer is no used blade storage but here is what worked for me. I use a small plastic bottle? That came from a supermarket spice jar and for a while another small jar. That worked safely for me. Then a friend gave me a little white container he bought online with a slot, works great And will store used blades for a year? Hope this helps
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It holds all the discs that come with it. If you got additional discs, you'd have to find another way to store them.
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Yes it holds all blades detachable. I have Andis and Oster blades. I like it. Now I don't worry about my blades being sharp and aligned. And I know where they all are!. I place them in order of size.
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The discs have a capacity of 50 GB. You can store any type of file you want on them: movies, pictures, documents, whatever you want. I use them for backing up my system: I have many GBs of family pictures and videos, but I also back up everything else on these.
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Yes, each pack have a slot in the back to store discarded blades. Still, common sense is required when handling the blades and common sense is not available for sale in stores.
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I keep them in their sheaths in a drawer. That's part of the beauty; the blades are enclosed in a removable protective sheath so you can store them anywhere.
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The slots are only the width of a disc. I guess you could trim down the inserts to fit if you wanted to use some of the slots to store inserts with the discs. I don't think the slots will hold a disc and inserts together, so you would have to use one slot for the disc and one for the inserts.
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Yes, we have the Pro 11 cup processor as well. On the left side of the case there are places marked for storing the stainless steel "S" chopping blade, the dough blade and the stem adapter that is used for placing and removing the shredding and slicing discs. On the right side of the case there is a place for storing 3 stainless steel discs. There isn't room for the spatula.
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The blades slide out and we store them in a little box. Not provided. We hang our Oma wall on the pantry.
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I store my Xbox 360 games in it along with both dvd's and blue ray's disks.
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Yes you can store multiple libraries. My boyfriend has his won DVD and video game library and I have my own DVD Collection and all three our separate.
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Be aware that the 2 disks that come with the Handy Prep are much smaller than those that come with the larger processors. I'm not at all sure that the little Handy Prep disks would fit this holder, even though Amazon suggests buying them together. There are only 2 disks -the shredder and the slicer. The cutting blade is the one I use 95% of the time, and it stores in the processor. Finally, the other attachment, which shoots shredded stuff out of the processor and into a bowl of your choice, is large enough that it certainly won't fit into a disk holder. Bottom line: I would not recommend the additional expense of the disk holder. A plastic zip-lock bag would work just fine (at least, it does for me :)
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they have disk holders/cases for the extra disks but we use a locking lid plastic container and it holds them all very neatly...I just stack cardboard from packaging in between each disk to protect them and our hands when looking through them. then we store it wherever we waqnt and it has a flat top so we can stack other things on top of it if we want...unlike the holders they sell.
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It is a hard molded case (plastic) with carrying handles. Can put extra blades in it. Hubby LOVES it.
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I don't know if it's "recommended", but this is what we decided to purchase for storage: Cuisinart DLC-DH Disc Holder
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mine came with a cardboard box case. that is why the price is good. make a nice wooden box to store your blades in.