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Sourcing Cheese slicer hardware - ed kerns - 08-23-2020

I'd like to make a few of the cheese slicing boards that use the guillotine style wire cutters. I've found a couple of potential places to buy the hardware but no one seems to have it in stock. I'd rather not use Woodcraft, just because they are expensive, I'm cheap and I would like to make several. I'd appreciate any tips! Thank you!


RE: Sourcing Cheese slicer hardware - cams2705 - 08-23-2020

I like the quality of the kits (pens, etc.) from Craft Supplies USA.  They are worth the money IMHO.  Cheese kit selection HERE!


RE: Sourcing Cheese slicer hardware - fredhargis - 08-23-2020

Earlier this year I asked the same question on another site and was directed to Cheeseslicing.com. I ordered 5 kits. there was a mixup in the order that Cheesslicing discovered before I had even opened my package; they corrected it immediately and only asked i return the wrong kits at their expense. It's (apparently) a small one-person-out-of their-garage type business but they have great prices and very good customer service. The kits I ordered were $5 each, and very good quality.


RE: Sourcing Cheese slicer hardware - ed kerns - 08-23-2020

(08-23-2020, 10:32 AM)fredhargis Wrote: Earlier this year I asked the same question on another site and was directed to Cheeseslicing.com. I ordered 5 kits. there was a mixup in the order that Cheesslicing discovered before I had even opened my package; they corrected it immediately and only asked i return the wrong kits at their expense. It's (apparently) a small one-person-out-of their-garage type business but they have great prices and very good customer service. The kits I ordered were $5 each, and very good quality.

Fred, Exactly what I had in mind! Thank you so much.


RE: Sourcing Cheese slicer hardware - Bill Holt - 08-23-2020

In 2017 I made 10 cheese boards with the kits from Cheeseslicing.com.  The instructions were great!  And everyone loved their gift.


RE: Sourcing Cheese slicer hardware - budglo - 08-24-2020

Just exchanged emails w/the owner, Lisa Christian. Her price for the large hardware kit, chrome, is $5.95.
I paid $11.95 each at Woodcraft.

Her wire replacements are $1.50 each or 4 for $5.95. BUT, if you return a broken wire with a self addressed
envelope she will replace it at no charge.
Winkgrin
Yes


RE: Sourcing Cheese slicer hardware - fredhargis - 08-24-2020

She's a good person to deal with, and the kits are quite good as well.


RE: Sourcing Cheese slicer hardware - BrentDH - 08-24-2020

I used https://www.cheeseslicing.com/

Some inspiration for you.
https://forums.woodnet.net/showthread.php?tid=7334970


RE: Sourcing Cheese slicer hardware - ed kerns - 08-24-2020

(08-24-2020, 12:20 PM)fredhargis Wrote: She's a good person to deal with, and the kits are quite good as well.

Agreed. I emailed a question on Sunday and received a reply that night. I placed an order and got notice that it shipped on Monday morning with a tracking number. Here it is Monday evening and I still don't have my order
Laugh . I guess I'll have to be patient.


RE: Sourcing Cheese slicer hardware - Wickerdave - 01-08-2022

Does anyone know where the cheese slicer hardware is being sourced from? the wholesale source, China? both the mentioned retail online sites are always out of stock.