Has anybody used this to carve egg shells?
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The extension tool allows for fine detailed work. With the right attachment, I believe you can carve egg shells. Probably will need 1500 grit tip. I've used it to carve walnut shells.
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I would not recommend this tool for that purpose. You would be better off using a food processor or a good, sharp chef's knife.
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Yes I have, its a bit cumbersome when fully extended but it dose allow me work on queen palms. My palms are getting very tall and have very big palm fronds so generally only use the blade as the pruner is now to small for my trees. This has paid for its self!
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Yes, I've used it to cut through chicken back bones, but I have not tried cutting the drumstick/thigh bones.
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I used it to cut shapes to put on paper lanterns for my wedding. Also for scrap booking.
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i really wouldnt recommend it. It's reeally tricky! I would just not eat the yolk if you are trying to avoid the cholesterol :) This tool is pointless if you don't wanna use the yolk. That's the main fun in the face!
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I used it to chisel/hollow out a log birdhouse (see photos if links work)http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c59/BipolarBowler/IMG_0544_zpsb9da6d65.jpghttp://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c59/BipolarBowler/IMG_0543_zps5c82be31.jpg
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Dan P has it right. I use it on any size chicken egg.You put your egg in an egg cup with the large end down and the small end up. Make sure you put just enough downward pressure on it when you cut so that the little teeth take hold. The cut will be clean and no egg shell pieces will remain. It is a great invention. I used to hack my eggs open with a table knife which was messier. This thing leaves 2 perfect pieces--the small top and the larger bottom that you can eat out of with a tiny egg spoon or scrape the contents on out on to a slice of toast by using a regular sized teaspoon.
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Haven't tried it for eggs, but may not work right unless boiled to death & even then. The blades of the Joie are thick & close together. Good for slices of strawberries & the like, but may just mash eggs to a pulp. There's a reason egg slicers are wires & not blades.
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I have, and it is holding up fine. I haven't used it as an every day tool, but i have used it regularly.
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I have used it for enameling on copper. Just once, but it worked very well.
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Hi. I have not but I've made roasts and its a great heavy duty pan. Very pleased with it.
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I have not. It appears to be sturdy enough for craft foam but I can't vouch for it.
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Yes, I slice it two directions and it works just fine. Eggs need to be chilled to accomplish.
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Yes, I have used it to make truffles. Just the one side of course. Very yummy!
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I haven't tried to do that yet, but I'm not sure how it would work out. I think the yolk would probably explode rather than 'set'. But, I have made Egg McMuffin style sandwiches with it using English muffins and it does that really well.
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I have used on eggs and mushrooms. I think it would do fine for the mozzarella balls. We have the slicer for over a year and it is great.