SZ5CGJMY New Commercial Hand French Fry Fries Making Machine Potato Chip Cutter UK Ship

Great price. Robust with a choice of dies.

Excellent item but could do with rubber suckers or feet to help keep it in place during use.

So the whole thing is quite well built but the blades broke off the wedge cutter within 3 months and only 5 domestic uses.

Industrial- reminiscent of a sci-fi model of a space station- it looms in the kitchen, ready for perfect and identical chips (of various sizes, including y’french fry) it’s sturdy, proper- pro and will certainly be around for the kids to squabble over when they’re clearing your house out. But don’t put a big maris piper in- if it’s too big, the chipper will work, but you may blow a gasket.

Is sturdy and very hard to keep in one place. Definitley not for home users. Extremly hard is keep this machinę in one place and pushed potato. I not remember how many times when I try to hołd this in one place I hit my fingers to the blood and pelled skin off. I not use this.

I didn't want a chip cutter that would get stuck or fail, as the potatoes are of all different sizes, its easy to get one stuck in which case you need to pull hard on the lever. It needs to be strong and not break under the strain. I tried all size potatoes, large and small, salad style and also the hardy rough large style. For small potatoes one hand and a smooth action is enough and for very large potatoes I need to smash the handle several times but it gets the job done with no damage. All i would say is that create a strong stand for it or mount it to something durable and you will not be disappointed, Just make sure you understand the bigger the potato the more strength you will need and don't be afraid to smash it.

Fairly industrial looking.Solid framework with no thin bendy metal.Blade cartridges look and feel very strong as well as sharp. Have use more domestic style in past where framework twists, bends or snaps and therefore false economy. Previous cutters I’ve usually too flimsy to last long if ever up to the job. My tall family can use it easier having more leveridge than myself but think once I have it mounted on an old chopping board it will be steadier and moveable too.

This is a very good bit of kit. I have attached mine to a block wall using rawl bolts to make the fixture secure and it slices through large potatoes with ease. We have been operating for about 6 weeks now and have sliced over 700 kilos of chips with the greatest of ease.

Hay que hacer mucha fuerza para cortar las patatas o verduras, para un uso intensivo no es lo más conveniente.