OT... to an extent. But I gotta get one now.

[shawn_a]

http://i.gizmodo.com/5146273/pizza-pro-3000-circular-saw-can-slice-both-margheritas-and-zombies

And I think I might have to try and put a motor in there. I'm thinking something along the line of the motor from an old Stomper 4x4 would do the trick.

shawn

[Æ]

http://i.gizmodo.com/5146273/pizza-pro-3000-circular-saw-can-slice-both-margheritas-and-zombies

And I think I might have to try and put a motor in there. I'm thinking something along the line of the motor from an old Stomper 4x4 would do the trick.

shawn

I don't know, kinda looks like a kids toy.
I use plain ole scissors to cut my pizza, works good, but you have to clean the scissors afterwards.

[shawn_a]

I don't know, kinda looks like a kids toy.
I use plain ole scissors to cut my pizza, works good, but you have to clean the scissors afterwards.

My kitchen is my toy room though. It will fit right in.

shawn

[Æ]

My kitchen is my toy room though. It will fit right in.

shawn

I leave the kitchen to my wife.
The garage belongs to me!

[rone]

Sort of a cute affectation, I admit, but not very efficient - really just a toy.

This is a _real_ pizza tool.
http://www.chefscatalog.com/product/20411-pizza-cutter.aspx
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMyYzgDaTMQ&feature=related

I just use a 12" chefs knife....

[Dirk]

I leave the kitchen to my wife.
The garage belongs to me!

I thought that until I used my wife's KitchenAid Artisan. It's not just a mixer. It's a Powermatic for the kitchen and a damn fine piece of engineering.