where can I get a container to store all my blades safely
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Your best bet is to Google KitchenAid disc holder. I know that QVC carries one that holds many discs. Some reviewers said they couldn't put in the French fry disc but others said it does fit if you read the instructions. There is another site called globalindustrial.com but it doesn't say how many it holds. I am also sure that KitchenAid sells one on their site. Best bet is to Google it. As for me - I just keep them in their boxes and label the box. Fits well in my pantry.
1891009
I made one to fit in the drawer out of peg board and doweling for my wife. KitchenAid sells one on their website but it was not what my wife wanted. She wants to open the drawer and pull out the blade.
1891010
They come in individual white, sturdy boxes. I labeled each one and store in the boxes. I'll be interested if someone has found a container for them.
1111623
All the kits come in a sturdy cardboard box with a form fitting foam tray. Each tool has it's nook in the tray. I keep mine in the box, in a drawer in my shop. All in all a pretty sufficient way to store them.
1750806
Yes, it is for storage. Typically, one would carry maybe weatherproof matches, fishing line, etc. The one-piece design makes this a much stronger rendition than the models that have the blade welded onto a hollow handle.
2115077
Hi. It does NOT come with any storage case that I recall. IF it did, I threw it away immediately. But the razor itself is very nice
2249930
It comes in a clamshell-style plastic package and is absolutely appropriate for storage when not using it. I generally use the sharp/smooth blade, so I use the package to store the serrated blade.
1888117
Each plastic case holds five blades, and there are two compartments. New blades on top, then you can put used blades underneath. However, I find it more convenient to use a plastic vitamin bottle labeled 'sharps' ... Suppose I should be safer with a childproof cap, maybe when I replace. Come to think of it, maybe I'll cut a small slit in the top so I don't have to unscrew the top anymore ;)
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yes, but i suggest that if you are using it for those items, just pour it into a container large enough to have the blades of the knives completely submerged, then if there's still enough space in the container, might as well pour in the small screws as well...
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It doesn't come with a storage case or blade guard but I suppose you could find one somewhere. The scissors close tight and lock so the blade is not exposed while they sit in my utility drawer. When I'm preparing a big meal, I leave them in my utility canister right next to the stovetop so they are super easy to grab with one clean hand, so a storage case wouldn't work for me anyway. For this reason, I'm probably not the right person to ask about this.
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It comes with a small container that safely holds all of the blades. In addition there is a safety mechanism that can be placed on the slicer when not in use to avoid cutting injuries. The storage container does not attach to the slicer. The guard works well, it does have pins to hold the veggies in place. Be sure to press down firmly when cutting making sure to cut every bit of your fruit or veggie,
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No, unfortunately not. I have a little dispenser that I got at home depot that holds 5-6 safely, and I keep that in my bag. One blade lasts a while though, because you can flip it around and use the other side.
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I would try (google them) AG Russell, they have some pre-made pouches for folding knives, Knife Center "of the Internet" might have some as well. Good luck.
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you can get them at any r/c hobby store. we got one for my grandpa and he lost the blades pretty fast. we only had to pay 2 bucks for a pack of 8.
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If you grind down the top blade edge, maybe. But I wouldn't take the chance because it might mean jail time and thousands of dollars in attorney fees and court costs. The only place you can store this while you're away from home is in a locked tool box and not in your pocket. DON'T END UP IN JAIL!!!!!
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blade and expendables (sandpaper) get them cheap at harbor freight. all these viberating tool blade and such are the same. buy at lowes , home depot or where ever
1713410
This storage unit holds your two blades,the extension center post, the whipping blade, and the two slicing and shredding disks. Awesome!
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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.
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Hi Shayne. The knife folder does not have any protection for the blades. I bought a magnetic blade protector set from Bed Bath and Beyond. The 3-set protectors protect my chefs, boning and paring knives. Really like them. I'm sure they can be found on Amazon too. Hope this helps!