If you had to chose, would you just get the disc holder or the larger blade and disc holder? $10.00 difference....
1460249
I have both, since I ordered extra blades, but if I were going to get just one, I'd get the larger blade/disc holder, since it holds both discs and blades. Both are very nice products.
1460250
This one works for me because it accommodates the blades I have. I don't need anything larger.
1460251
I had the larger blade and disk holder for many years but due to new cabinet storage it no longer worked for me. I store my blades in the bowl of the machine and am very happy with this new disc holder.
1460252
I think I'd stay with the disc holder. They do stack nicely, are easily accessible, less $$. I tend to store my blades right in the Cuisinart itself.
1460253
I'm not sure about larger blade. I just needed the disc holder to help organize my discs I already had.
688385
As per the package, sizes are as follows: Disc pad holder - 3.25" Sanding discs - 3" Finishing discs - 3" Gray Refining disc - 3" Compounding pad - 3.25"
1260611
I bought the " Cuisinart FP-14DC Elite Collection 14-cup Die Cast Food Processor And Storage Case Bundle " and the Cuisinart DLC-DH Disc Holder was too small for the extra discs I bought for the FP-14DC Elite.
1488112
Just ordered the 15" version of this one as well actually (the wally-mart exclusive) . I actually like the look of the non-coated blade better. They are selling it for $12 right now too, so it was a deal too good to pass up ! Plus, when it comes to being prepared, one ever says they wish they had *fewer* machetes :-)
1640205
I prefer the Dewalt with its rack and pinion fence drive. Also the stand is compact for storing.
287143
I returned the holder. i thought it came with the coasters when I ordered it. I needed a full set so I didn't keep it.
1725364
I bought this particular belt sander for knife sharpening,and i wouldn't want this over a belt disk sander that's why i have both. Each one does fills a need in my shop. A lot of people have just the belt/disc sander which usually does the job, all depends what "you" are going to do with it.
1545507
Yes! The Bosch brand name sanding discs, also found on the Amazon site, seemed to hold up the best.. I tried both types. Cost factor looks better using half as many discs. The density / durability of the Bosch is better.
1604296
you get the disk, otherwise should be similar. I like the disk so would rather pay more.
376014
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
2151803
I would say the key difference is probably the driver. The driver in the DX set will probably not go as far as the Champion disk, but it will be more forgiving in the sense of flying straight. Either product makes a great starter set, though I must say I am happy with the Champion set for its durable construction as it holds up against wear and tear, it has the advantage over the DX set.
1305044
ALL I have seen are replacement blades, the holder is not included. They show the holder to held decide the model needed, but all you get is the blades to go into the holder. Hope this helps.
1483989
This one is a disc. That is up to you, your personal preference. I like both physical and digital. Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.
2274400
I have both,the Small one+thee Larger one,I would Suggest thee smaller one,which will be perfect+you will love how nice they work+how Super Smooth they are!!! You will not Disappointed!!
529981
In all honesty, I hadn't even noticed it had an open bottom. I bought a cover for my FP, and the case fits underneath the cover alongside the FP, so I have not had any need to physically pick the holder up. I did so after reading this question. Even though I could put my fingers up between the disc blades, I could not touch the sharp parts, nor could I reach the S blades. I think if you really wanted to put something on the bottom, you could probably cut a piece of packaging foam to fit inside. Hope this helps...
1124071
No, not that I can see in the literature. The only one I saw with additional discs is the Oxo and it's much more expensive but has a better looking build and stainless steel discs.
456504
I don't know if it's "recommended", but this is what we decided to purchase for storage: Cuisinart DLC-DH Disc Holder