Do you think this would work for kitchen knife storage/transport? It seems to be well contructed and a bit less expensive than a chef's knife roll.
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Not sure I would trust it. I keep my knives razor sharp and with how lose this would hold them, they would likely cut through quite quickly. It is a durable product but, not against knives. Besides, chefs knives cost to much to put them in something they would bang around in and potentially become damaged in.
1766600
Yeah I think it would be perfect for chef's knife roll :) well constructed indeed. Just not the right bag for tools. Hopefully this helps.
1766601
it does the job for screwdrivers, pliers, the only issue I foretell for you is that the it will cut up the roll if the knife is too wide for the slots. I have been very satisfied with it as a tool roll. The handle and adjustable straps are the features I like the best
1766602
Are we discussing some professional Chef;s knives? It wont hold them as it is not wide enough for many of the longer knives. If it is for personal use, than maybe, but you will want to measure all of your pieces to ensure none are linger than 11.75 inches.
1766603
I use it for a motorcycle tool bag. I am sure it would work fine for transporting your knives. It is very well construed.
1766604
Seems like it would work. The construction is tougher than the knife rolls I have seen. Some of the pockets are obviously too narrow for blades though. The only thing I would be concerned with its the depth of the pockets. You might have quite a bit of blade exposed on some chef knives.
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It is well constructed indeed! I am very satisfied with mine, I use to store electronic tools and works perfectly! I think it would work for kitchen knifes but I can't be sure since the blades could cut the fabric, but if can cut this fabric it will cut almost any other fabric because it is a very strong fabric!
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It might be wobbly unless the door is fairly thick - say at minimum 3/4". I think the screws are 1" long so you would need to get shorter wood screws. The screws are the only anchors so they need to be solid. May be a good solution for utensils you aren't that fussy about but don't think I'd try it for good knives.
171186
I have six ceramic knives stored in mine and I have not noticed any problems. I keep the holder and knives behind my bar so they do not get the same usage you would in the kitchen.
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You got teased a bit� I hope you got the answers you needed. I love it. One reason is because it takes up considerably less space on the countertop. My 7 inch knives fit.
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Yes, I believe that it would work for that. My only concern is that it comes rolled up in a tube and it takes a while for the ends to lie flat after being unrolled. I would store it flat for several days (consider weighting the ends with books or something) so that it lies flat, and then when you aren't using it either store it flat, very loosely rolled, or possibly folded. The curling up edges will be a tripping hazard until they flatten out.
546179
Works the same. I've even mounted it upside down under the kitchen cabinets. A great way to save space though its hard to see which knife you are pulling.
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Definitely. This is easily the sturdiest "kitchen cart" I've ever purchased. Very heavy duty compared to other similarly priced items. My friends think it's great and it added some MUCH needed work space to my small kitchen.
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You're looking for a kitchen wrap organizer (http://smile.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=kitchen+wrap+organizer). You could use this item for that purpose; it's probably sturdier than you need, but it'll look pretty.
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I wouldn't use this for food storage at all ! it not made for that, it's not ait tight, you have no idea if the material if free of toxins or full of them. A better idea would be to but a Vittels Vault, they're great for food storage, they lock down air tight. Amazon carries them in many sizes I suggest checking them out.
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I have about 8-9 knives. 4 or so chef size knives and 2 medium sized and 2-3 smaller/paring type knives. But could probably hold more if I packed them in more. Very happy with it.
854946
No you have to screw this one to a wall or cabinet. You could probably get some good double sided tape or gorilla glue it to your fridge. I ended up attaching mine vertically. It holds all of my lighter knives that way no problem.
983966
Yes this would work for that however I don't think it is NSF approved which all food storage items have to be for any commercial operation. If this is just for home use I would leave it up to you. It is pretty large be sure to check the dimensions so you know.
1025874
IMHO yes, the knife has such weight and bulk it is only going to effect the balance point slightly and removing the wrap would actually move it towards the middle. And now that I've been able to play with this knife a little bit longer now, I'd recommend it even a bit more than I did when I reviewed it.
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But of course. Actually it is a very good idea since all the handles will be horizontal and it´ll be easier to grab the knives. Just keep the knife points aimed at an inside area to avoid accidents.
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I think it would be. Not a huge amount of storage though. You could easily carry a knife and several rounds in it. It's also very tough.
240505
I agree with William. I believe it would generally work fine as a survival knife. However, it wouldn't be my first choice if all I was looking for is a survival knife that I was going to use regularly. Look at the Becker by KaBar and the Schrade SCHF9.
853701
I think it just might work well for kitchen items. The shelves appear quite sturdy. Also good for small box items.