Can I use this to cut duck neck, duck head, and chicken wing with bones?
2003562
Well I've never used them for exactly those purposes, but I was able to cut through the backbone of a15lb turkey so probably they're pretty strong.
2003563
I cut chicken wings using this scissors, but through the joints cartilage. I have not tried this with duck necks.
81995
Yes, just let the Razor saw do the work. You can use it to open doors, hoods, chop tops, on any plastic models. the uses don't stop there. I have used it to repair the Nut on a guitar, cutting foam parts for RC Models. The uses are countless. I've even used it to cut trim pieces for my truck.
1312471
This is a big heavy cleaver for chopping thru bones. I use a chef knife on galanga, but your knife has to be sharp. The cleaver could do the job easily but it would be hard to thinly slice.
76805
I would think it would work just fine. Keep in mind that peanut oil is generally used for turkeys and that may be the best oil for this. The oil amount would depend on the amount being fried. Also, the wings will likely rise in the kettle with their lower weight. Leave plenty of room so an oil and wing runoff doesn't happen.
674380
I've been using these Messermeister shears to cut through breast bones, wing and leg joints and just about every part of the chicken but I wouldn't expect it to be easy to cut through the leg/thigh bone transversely. I would think that for that one would need some other kind of tool other than poultry sheers.
801715
The edges are round, so you will cut away the rounded edges. You will also need heavy duty scissors to cut. Scissors use for cutting chicken should work. Hope this helps!
2109688
NO, It cant chop light bones, only meat and vegetable. You might chip the edge of the knife if u chop bone, since the edge is thin. To be save you should use the Shun Ken Onion 7-Inch Cleaver to chop bone.
2009398
I wouldn't. It doesn't seem sturdy enough, you may damage the blades inside. You should look into blenders!
2068778
I'm sorry I only use mine to slice chicken breast for my dogs it's great for me. By looking at it I would say yes but can't say for sure.
429675
I would say yes for cartilage and spine bone, but not for breast or leg bones. A knife is still needed.
1852591
I use the stubby butcher alot-has a nice sturdy handle to grip and a medium size blade which can handle cutting through a chicken leg.
2142720
I can only guess that it has sufficient power but I have not tried it for chicken bones. Good luck! Tom
246242
You can. However anything thicker like foam core is not possible. It really is a matter of wanting to manipulate what is being cut, and with this type of blade, it is not possible.
76804
I haven't done wings but you can use it for anything you would like to fry we have done turkey, veggies and venison cubes. You can place displace the chicken wings with water to see how much oil you would need to cover the wings. Never go past 3/4 the way full. Make sure your pots and wings are dry except for the coating you choose.
214400
Probably Not ! While it does a nice job on meats vegies etc... I wouldn't use it for bones. Someone answered use a metal grinder would probably be the best answer for what you want to do
1951613
Yes. I love the shears for their versatility. They can cut chicken up in a hurry. Enjoy!
2036977
No, this is the wrong kind of knife for that - it is perfect for cutting tomatoes and citrus. Serrated edges wouldn't work well with chicken breasts. You need a boning knife for that, like this one: J. A Henckels International Classic 5.5-Inch Stainless Steel Boning Knife