Uten Potato Tower Machine, Stainless Steel, Spiral Potato Cutter for Fruit, Potatoes, Tornado Chips, Cucumber or Carrots

I've been thinking about getting one of these for ages since i watched a You-Tube video about Korean street food and thought with Christmas coming-up,it would be good for a giggle.I have to say that for the price,i was really impressed with the result.It's a bit of a faff getting the spacing right once you've cut the potato,but the result is well worth it and i'm sure that with time,i'll get quicker! The only thing to note,is that there are a fair few pretty sharp edges on the metal-work from where it's stamped out but other than that,i'm well happy

This worked much better than I expected once you get the potato on a stick (which was the hardest part for me). I cut the ends off the potatoes on each side to help it stick well in the device. You can spiralise even quite small potatoes and they will fill up most of the sticks. Does exactly what it’s supposed to well. takes a bit of getting used to spreading the cut potato out along the stick but again that is nothing to do with this device, really happy with it

Unsurprisingly, this item arrived in a box. The box looked to be in perfect condition. Inside was a different story:- The handle was bent (easy to bend back)- The blue plastic protective covering looked as if it had been attacked by some form of clawed alien.- The whole shape had been bent and wasn't aligned.Normally I'd be scared of at this point, but I proceeded to remove the blue plastic protection to avoid having bits in my potatoes.This was more problematic than it should be and required almost complete disassembly of the tool in order to remove the bits squashed together between various screws.The frame is made from sheet metal with sharp edges that will quite happily slice a finger if you're not carefulThe device is held together with a variety of nuts and bolts, plus spot welding and also some TIG. The screw holding the handle comes out as a result of winding the handle and the threading mechanism to create the spiral effect is created by an angled lever held in the correct orientation by a stack of bolts which need tightening and fixing into place so that they don't move.The instructions came on what looked like a piece of A4 folded in have printed with the economy stipple settings....HOWEVERIt is made of stainless steel, and the concept is good. The engineering is simple enough to be 'user upgraded. So:1. Disassemble and remove all blue plastic.2. File down all sharp edges.3. Use locktite to stop the handle dropping off, and make sure that the internal bolt spacers don't come loose.4. If you have access to a sharpening stone, then you can improve the edge of the cutting blade. The installed blade was poor, but they did provide 2 spare blades.It is of course possible that this was a return that had not been through any form of quality control, but equally, so of the design stupidity and sloppy manufacturing just made this a poor implementation of quite a good idea.So, why did I keep it? The end result was fun and guests like the novelty value when served with dips. It's now been almost completely rebuild, and it produces good results.

It is nice product for twisty potatoes . It can be use only to make twisty nothing else. The suction is not good so you need to press hard to twist properly. The bled is sharp also. I guess if you want to make only twisty then it is good

I bought the cheap plastic spiralizer,which was useless ,decided to buy the stainless steel one ,it was brilliant easy to use ,easy to clean ,looks good and you get 3 blades no hassle , recommend this one thumbs up👍

Don't buy, doesn't cut potatoe at low alignment not correct at all.

This instrument cut you chips to the correct size for the air fryer there like little soldiers sitting on your plate

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