Foil Cutter How does it work
885826
Place the device on your bottle and with gentle pressure, the four cutters quickly slice through the foil with a quarter turn. I've had no problems at all, and find it efficient and comfortable to use.
885827
this foil cutter works better than any others I've used. Trick is to only rotate 100-120 degrees since there are 4 cutter blades (approx 90 degrees apart).
885828
You put the cutter down over the top of the bottle, squeeze the sides of the cutter together, and rotate about half a turn. The top of the foil comes off cleanly, like a disk. Then you use your favorite cork puller to remove the cork. It works fine -- much better than a different model I used before.
885829
It doesnt work, it broke on the first use, 2 screws fell out and it didnt cut anything
885830
I think it's the best cutter we've ever had. Such a simple design. We comment about it, just about every time we use it...And can't beat the price.
885831
you place the foil cutter on the bottle, and turn it 45 degrees. As it has 4 cutters inside, it will get cut all around. Works great!
885832
Simply place the open end on the wine bottle top above the cork and lower until the top of the lip of the bottle cannot go further. Simply twist, and it cuts the foil very evenly. I have been using this foil cutter for several years - the same one - and I use it often. I have never experienced any problems; it continues to cut the foil with the same sharpness as when I first received it. I've also purchased it as a gift for several people because it is so easy and effective.
885833
It works very well. I purchased my first one in California and gave the second one to a relative. If it broke I would request a replacement. All you do is what the other reviewers say, pressed down slighthly holding all around it. Turn it around and lift. Then you remove the foil top and open the cork with your favorite wine cork opener.
454410
I am not sure what you mean by "foil" but each one has it's own package (as shown on the picture on the box) which you tear open. Thus you can carry one in your pocket.
1976881
This razor is slightly different than other blade and foil designs. This actually has four foils and four blades. Only two are separate blades. The two in the middle of the foil assembly are integrated into the assembly. The foil has to have an edge to cleave the hair. The holes in the foil are tapered to produce that knife edge. Each time the lower blade encounters a hair through any hole in the foil it slams it against the edge of the hole which cleaves the hair. While the hair is softer than the foil it does leave a mark on the edge making it dull. The lower blade also suffers a dulling, but at a much slower pace. Were this a completely separate foil and blade design the foil should be changed every six months and blades once a year. Since you must change the integrated blades when changing the foil, you might as well change the replaceable blades as well. Your beard will dictate the actual need to change the foil and blades. Blond men will need to change more often because they generally have more hairs per square inch than dark haired people. Asians tend to have less hair follicles in their beard, and can go longer on a set of blades. Of course how often you use the razor makes a difference if you don't shave every day. Using the cleaner every day will increase blade life, and present your face with a clean razor.
1181707
It cuts in strips. I am sorry it took so long I have been out of the country
807757
On my old one ...there is a guide wire in the middle of the plastic piece that moves up and down to hold the paper. The cutter is also on that piece. The cutter shreds the wire. I hate it!
2094057
It has a cutter but doesn't work good. Use something else to strip your wires.
1943992
If you have the regular model, you have to make cuts on the item being sliced and run the through the V-slicer against those cuts. In other words, if you were trying to cube a potato, make 3-4 long cuts on the end of the potato, and make sure the cuts are going lengthwise in the holder so that the blades will be cutting across the cuts. I hope that makes sense.
238634
the punch cutter works by turning your cigar over the top of it Don't press down to hard, as your my break the tip off your cigar. Hopefully this helpful.
1908349
You have to hold. I use those thin plastic cutting sheets, then just fold it in to a v shape and slide it into what ever.
948524
You will get 2 very cheaply made cutters. I suggest you spend a little more money and get one good cutter.
1716940
It would probably damage the foil and be a messy cut. The foil can be easily cut with a razor knife.
1018754
It cuts from the inside of the top of the can basicly like any other can opener does. I hope this helps.
1386379
Hello, this foil cutter does need to be squeezed; however, I wouldn't say very firmly. Also, it doesn't take more than half a turn to cut the foil because of the multiple blades. So, you shouldn't be squeezing for very long. My fiance uses this, does not like cutters that are very cumbersome, and likes this one. I hope this helps.
24158
It's supposed to in order to cut the paper. I received a pack of parchment papers without a cutting strip on the box also, and considered it a defective product. Can't recall if it was this brand, but I have purchased this brand in the past.
1896779
Alll the literature on the internet says it will cut metal BUT it does not say the weight. I know it will cut 6 layers of aluminum foil. I guess the answer is not straight forward..has to be..how heavy of a metal. Nice little machine.. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1457871
There is a cutter with the machine. Lay the roll in the top where indicated in the manual; then lift up a plastic bar before cutting & pull out the roll to how long you need. Fold down the plastic bar & put light pressure on it to hold the sheet where you want it. Slide the cutter across and voila! You have a nice clean cut. The only annoyance I've discovered when doing the vacuum sealing is sometimes if the food inside is a little heavy or bulky, I have to slightly raise up the bag where the food is to get the vacuum to work (there is a cancel button in case you need to cancel). There are very good directions in the manual...with a little practice you'll be a pro in no time.
233951
There is a built in cutter edge on a heavy cardboard and a separate sliding cutter included. I have only used the built in. Works great. There are some complaints about the sliding cutter -- I don't know if it is the EZ one or not.