Waterline Meat Cutter

Peter Jacobs · Oct 25, 2009

I bought one of these in the 10mm size yeasterday.

Took it home and opened a new tin of Van den Eynde flavoured meat to run through.

What a piece of sh!te this cutter turned out to be!

The wires didn't cut too well and became very bent, very quickly.

Personally, I'd rate this item right 'up there' with the Newark Needle float - useless!

Ray Daywalker Clarke · Oct 25, 2009

Bit like West hams defence then Peter,

Stealph Viper · Oct 25, 2009

Ray Daywalker Clarke said:
Bit like West hams defence then Peter,

Peter Jacobs said:
Personally, I'd rate this item right 'up there' with the Newark Needle float - useless!

2 examples, of you get what you pay for

---------- Post added at 18:58 ---------- Previous post was at 18:56 ----------

oh, we spoke to soon

West Ham 2 - 2 Arsenal ................. 10 minutes to go

Ray Daywalker Clarke · Oct 25, 2009

Yep, West Ham have come back well, The gooners just don't finish teams off now days.

Carlton Cole gets better every game, just needs someone to help him out.

Still West Ham are a strong side this season, well they are helping portsmouth hold up the rest of the league.

Stealph Viper · Oct 25, 2009

A very poor first half by West ham, but a great and inspiring 2nd Half.

The Scott Parker sending off was a Farse.

Anyway, i'll keep further comments for bait box incase i upset the Mods :wh

Graham Whatmore · Oct 25, 2009

Peter, those meatcutters are a helluva price and you being a cordon bleu chef should have the skills to cut a tin of luncheon meat up in next to no time.

Ray Daywalker Clarke · Oct 25, 2009

True Graham,

But he still cuts it in the tin,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Rodney Wrestt · Oct 26, 2009

Peter is that the plastic ones at £30 a throw? I saw a metal version a while back and it looked good but I couldn't justify the outlay to chop meat, I got a set of two from E-bay that sit over the top of a baitbox (6mm & 10mm) they only cost a few £'s I used to use a knife and it took quite a bit of time but now I just slice a tin into approx 6mm slices and push through the cutter.

Peter Jacobs · Oct 26, 2009

Graham,

I am definitely going back to using a proper knife.

Rodney,

I bought the metal version at about £24.00 and really expected something better to be honest. I set the tension on the wires first because it looked a little slack to me, but it still ended up bent and mis-shapen, (somewhat akin to Tottenham Hotspur's defence.)

Stealph Viper · Oct 26, 2009

Tottenham Hotspur have a Defence ................. Now that came as more of a surprise to me than a dodgy meat cutter.

Peter Jacobs · Oct 26, 2009

Stealph Viper said:
Tottenham Hotspur have a Defence ................. Now that came as more of a surprise to me than a dodgy meat cutter.

. . . and cost about the same as the useless meat cutter too!

Stealph Viper · Oct 26, 2009

Post it to their Club, they could use it in the centre of Defense

Rodney Wrestt · Oct 26, 2009

Peter Jacobs said:
Graham,

I am definitely going back to using a proper knife.

Rodney,

I bought the metal version at about £24.00 and really expected something better to be honest. I set the tension on the wires first because it looked a little slack to me, but it still ended up bent and mis-shapen, (somewhat akin to Tottenham Hotspur's defence.)

About as many holes too.

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