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 Submitted by JIP on September 19, 2008 - 6:26pm Metal lame handle???I am currently using the coffe stirrer + razor blade method and would like something more permanent. I have seen these somewhere before from what I can remember there were 2 one was a straight one and one was curved. I am totally lost as to where I did see them and just did a search on Google and came up with nothing. So can anyone remind me where I did see this item as I am getting tired of having to carve my coffe stirrers to fit throught the razor blades. Also I have tried the plastic disposable lames that they sell alot of places and have found them to bee quite dull compared to the traditional double edged razor.
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Hi, JIP.
I seem to remember seeing what you describe on a French or German web site. I am sorry I don't recall more detail.
However, a number of us are enamored of the Pure Komachi serrated tomato knife as the best tool for bread scoring we have found. Here's a link:
http://www.amazon.com/Komachi-6-Inch-Stainless-Steel-Tomato-Serrated/dp/B000B698PQ/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1221879931&sr=1-4
David
wow, if it was at a german
wow, if it was at a german site and anyone remembers, would you post the link. i've nearly become mad in my search for them, even my good reliable baking supply can't get them. and a good knife is not affordable for me right now. thank you!
Baker's Blade Holder
Metal lame holders are sold through the SFBI:
http://www.sfbi.com/baking_supplies.html
Scroll down to "Blades" (left column) and the third item under "Blades" is a "Baker's Blade Holder"
SteveB
www.breadcetera.com
Ahh see I knew I saw them
Ahh see I knew I saw them somewhere.
this is what I use. At first
this is what I use. At first I thought I must change it into a proper handle. But as time goes on, it works so I left it.
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Half Rice Half Woman
Very clever!
Applause, applause.....
Well I have all manner of
Well I have all manner of improvised handles. As I said I am currently using the coffee stirrer method.
And I like using it since it keeps the blade curved but since the stirrer is a pain to whittle small enough I would like to have something with a littl more permanence.