Is there any recommended storage for the extra disks for the elite 14 cup processor?
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they have disk holders/cases for the extra disks but we use a locking lid plastic container and it holds them all very neatly...I just stack cardboard from packaging in between each disk to protect them and our hands when looking through them. then we store it wherever we waqnt and it has a flat top so we can stack other things on top of it if we want...unlike the holders they sell.
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I don't know if it's "recommended", but this is what we decided to purchase for storage: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007MG9IS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I'm not aware of any. I did buy extra disks and left the whipping disk in its own box. I found a box the right size for the other two blades and cut cardboard spacers to keep them separated. It seems like a blade holder would be a good accessory for them to have to protect the sharp edges of the expensive extra disks. Sorry, but that's all I have, I hope it helped you.
456503
My FP came with a storage box for the discs and blades. It only holds two discs - so I just keep one inside the FP.
456504
I don't know if it's "recommended", but this is what we decided to purchase for storage: Cuisinart DLC-DH Disc Holder
456505
I bought another storage case from Cuisinart identical to the one that shipped with my 14 Cup Diecast model.
456506
I have seen Tupperware type storage bins but they are expensive and in my opinion, unnecessary. I have mine in a designated divider space in my drawer of utensils. You could probable get an inexpensive plastic tub at a store like Walmart, then place them in there with a washcloth in between each one. Just be careful of the blades when taking out. Hope this helps.
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Thank you for the info, I'll take a look. By the way would you recommend a 1tb 5400rpm or a 750gb 7200rpm? Is the speed trade-off worth the space trade off? thank you
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Absolutely perfect for it. You can pick out the various components to suit your wallet and needs, but do NOT skimp on the RAM! And, install a second drive if possible. They're both very inexpensive if you you know where to buy them. I have always used http://www.transintl.com/macupgrades/index.cfm for my HDs and RAM.
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This case neatly and safely holds all the blades that comes with the Cuisinart Elite 12 cup processor. It will hold the slicing disc, shredding disc, chopping/mixing blades, and dough blade along with the stem adaptor.
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I think a better option would be to set the 256GB as the boot/work drive and setting an external drive or Raid setup as storage.
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It would have been helpful if you had described what you intend to do. Clone what, exactly, would be a good start. And do you have any extra hardware available, such as an unused HDD that could be used for temporary storage?
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Yes, we have the Pro 11 cup processor as well. On the left side of the case there are places marked for storing the stainless steel "S" chopping blade, the dough blade and the stem adapter that is used for placing and removing the shredding and slicing discs. On the right side of the case there is a place for storing 3 stainless steel discs. There isn't room for the spatula.
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A standard optical drive is fine. If you have a very tall CPU heatsink AND a long drive there might be problems. I'm using the stock heatsink (3770k), somewhat tall RAM, and a standard sized blu-ray burner and everything fits just fine.
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Notebook drives are pretty standard, you will have to swap the bezel though, really easy to do.
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I own the Cuisinart 14 cup DFP-14 food processor. The DLC-DH Disc Holder is what I purchased to store the cutting discs. It holds those discs perfectly - and safely! Here is a link to the food processor I purchased so you can see if it looks similar to yours. http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-DFP-14BCN-Processor-Brushed-Stainless/dp/B0000645TW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1360811910&sr=8-1&keywords=cuisinart+14+cup+food+processor
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yes, but you will be using that as the cache drive. you may not store files on to the 24 gb.
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External DVD drive would be the best option. Optical drives are atypical on lightweight ultrabooks.
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If you do not expect to grow beyond 130gb why not the 256gb 840/850pro. You can always go down if you aren't utilizing the full drive just so you don't drop too low where the disc is almost immediately full or you leave yourself with no room for growth.
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Be aware that the 2 disks that come with the Handy Prep are much smaller than those that come with the larger processors. I'm not at all sure that the little Handy Prep disks would fit this holder, even though Amazon suggests buying them together. There are only 2 disks -the shredder and the slicer. The cutting blade is the one I use 95% of the time, and it stores in the processor. Finally, the other attachment, which shoots shredded stuff out of the processor and into a bowl of your choice, is large enough that it certainly won't fit into a disk holder. Bottom line: I would not recommend the additional expense of the disk holder. A plastic zip-lock bag would work just fine (at least, it does for me :)
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It has no storage of its own. It is an enclosure into which you can put a hard drive. I put a 3tb drive into mine, but am planning to take it out, since the enclosure is too slow. I think I'm only getting USB 1.0 speeds out of it, not USB 2.0. So a 3tb drive would be better used elsewhere. I'm going to put an older smaller drive in & use it for different purposes (ie, not main storage, but special-case backups).
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Yes but invest in the 64 GB you won't regret it. You will find you can always use the extra storage space.
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Its better than that....you have 2 drive bays available from the front of the machine that allow hot swapping of hard drives and normal use or RAID configuration. Wicked.....