Customer Reviews

Cuisinart DLC-DH Disc Holder

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4 star:		(5)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I have 12 different discs for my cuisenart and had a HECK of a time keeping them in some kind of attractive organization that would keep my fingers free of accidental slices. They were banished to a box under the counter -- not convenient to dig in a box full of round knives.

I bought a few of these holders to accomodate all my blades; in one tower (4 holders) I have fixed the safty issue and quieted my OCD organization voices. It's a win-win :)

ADD: A gal asked if the stack of them have to separated to remove blade discs, no they do not! I have several stacked and just swing the door open for each without problem. It is important that you have your hand supporting stack to remain verticle if you open the bottom door on a stack of 4, the weight of the top 3 full disc holders can make the stack sag a bit with the bottom door open, which makes me anxious, but shown no signs to cause actual concern for damage. If you hold the stack at the top when you open the bottom it is not an issue.

This is a great disc holder for Cuisinart blades, as if you have more than three you can purchase more than one and stack them. I found this more beneficial than other types of holders because I leave my chopping blade in the Cuisinart for storage and only needed a place for the blades. Very basic and does not take up much space. I would definitely recommend them. I have two.

General purpose storage cases, such asKitchenAid KFP7SC Food Processor Accessory Storage Case, create wasted space on countertop, and work fine for a few blades and accessories, but if you have a wide selection of blades, they don't work well. This Cuisanart disc holder is compact and additional holders can be stacked. Eight blades can be stored in less space than one general purpose accessory storage box.

I've waited for years for a viable solution to storing all my cuisinart disks. I have 13 of them and previous storage racks, etc. only held 4 or 6 at the most. These are good because they stack and don't take up much room on the counter, and they stay clean and free of dust. They are too pricey though - I had to buy 4 of them and even with free shipping it still cost $80.

It is the only blade holder I've seen. It could have been a better product if it could hold more than 3 blades - up to 5 or 6.

The holders are cool looking, functional, and make all of my blades easy to find. They stack nicely, open easily, and do exactly what they say they will do. I do have a few minor quibbles. I wish that the holder included labels (it would save me the trouble of printing my own). I would also love to see the unit a bit smaller and a bit cheaper but it is a fine, useful tool if you have a lot of blades.

Simple, stylish,practical, and not out of place on the counter...I do a lot of cooking with a seven year old assistant and any device which improves kitchen safety and serves a practical purpose shoots straight to the top of my list--so I ordered the disc holder when I purchased a new processor. I would recommend it to anyone. The units stack and actually don't look out of place if kept out.

I have one of these horizontal three disc holders and another, much older, vertical holder for three discs. They're quite useful to both protect the blades, especially from being banged into each other, and to protect fingers and knuckles when retrieving the blade from a cabinet.

This is a great way to store your blades without taking up a lot of space. Now I don't worry about slicing my finger digging through a drawer to find them!

A bit bulky -- almost easier to keep discs in original packaging. But a very cool storage look.