which bosch equipment should I buy so this attachement of slicer can attach to?? pls let me know.. thanks
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Hi, OlaAny type of the universal Bosch mixer or the base for the slicer/shredder. As long as it says UNIVERSAL. I hope this helps.
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The slicer/shredder has a large bowl that sits on the main base of the machine. No extra parts needed. I love the slicer/shredder; it is more durable and powerful than the attachment that sits on the blender base.
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The shredder slicer attaches to the mixer unit where the blender attaches. A person doesn't need to purchase any other equipment to use this attachment
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Shredder attaches to the the Base part of Universal Bosch mixer with model name MUM6N.... , for example http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-Universal-Mixer-Blender-Combo/dp/B001VXY3I0(maybe others as well)BUT it WILL NOT attach where the blender attaches. I think the Amy W. below made a mistake because Bosch has two shredder/slicer models. One is smaller and it attaches where Blender attaches. It has smaller bowl and smaller diameter discs, but spins much faster (same speed as blender). It is sometime called "multi-mixer". The other sredder/slicer model attaches to main base. It has larger bowl and larger discs, but spins slower. This YouTube video actually shows both types.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s3B3Z7xVxc Shredder attaches to the the Base part of Universal Bosch mixer with model name MUM6N.... , for example http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-Universal-Mixer-Blender-Combo/dp/B001VXY3I0(maybe others as well)BUT it WILL NOT attach where the blender attaches. I think the Amy W. below made a mistake because Bosch has two shredder/slicer models. One is smaller and it attaches where Blender attaches. It has smaller bowl and smaller diameter discs, but spins much faster (same speed as blender). It is sometime called "multi-mixer". The other sredder/slicer model attaches to main... » Read More Shredder attaches to the the Base part of Universal Bosch mixer with model name MUM6N.... , for example http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-Universal-Mixer-Blender-Combo/dp/B001VXY3I0(maybe others as well)BUT it WILL NOT attach where the blender attaches. I think the Amy W. below made a mistake because Bosch has two shredder/slicer models. One is smaller and it attaches where Blender attaches. It has smaller bowl and smaller diameter discs, but spins much faster (same speed as blender). It is sometime called "multi-mixer". The other sredder/slicer model attaches to main base. It has larger bowl and larger discs, but spins slower. This YouTube video actually shows both types.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s3B3Z7xVxc « Show Less
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I found a place that sells the bosch mixer meat grinder places with the various size holes. It's http://www.foryourkitchen.com/products/Bosch_Mixer_Meat_Grinder_Attachment_Parts-890-93.html ... I have the Bosch for small meat grinding jobs and I'm IMPRESSED with the great job the plate and knives work to grind up meat. I have a Chop Rite 2 for that I've motorized for heavier duty jobs, and have exhausted a number of other so called grinders. The plates are expensive, granted, but then they are expensive for the chop rite also. Chop Rite sharpens both their blades and plates which extends their life immensely, but sometimes you can find someone in your area that can sharpen meat grinder plates and knives. If not, then perhaps Chop Rite might consider doing it for you. If I remember correctly, it cost me about $5 apiece to sharpen. Enjoy!
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I will have to look at the specs to answer your question. However if you are looking for a new slicer, look no further. I will sell you mine. I have never used it, it is brand new. If you are interested I'm sure that we can make a good deal. Contact me@ yozjeff@aol.com.
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I have no idea and can't check because the slicer is at our other house. Sorry but next time I'm at the other house I will check. If you don't have the printed manual you may be able to find it online through the manufacturer.
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Hello, Thank you for contacting CPO, a proud retailer of Bosch. Your question will be best answered by the manufacturer, who can more accurately provide technical support. Please call Bosch directly at 800-556-6696. You can also reach them at www.boschtools.com Sincerely, CPO Customer Care 1-800-714-0918 www.CPObosch.com
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Don't know the spec for Bosch. It works with my Craftman. It should work with any standard table saw.
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Type your answer here...There is a slicing carrier. There are a series of blades (inserts) that fit in it. There is a very thin slicer and several graders from fine to coarse. You need to buy the thicker slicer separately.
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I bought the whole kit and have all the attachments still..It really works well but I have no idea how to get replacements...try googling the "Wahl" trade name and see if a company with customer service comes up..Jeff
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I'm sorry, but I believe it will not work. This adaptor needs a 1/2" collet. A quick search leads me to think the Bosch router has a 1/4" collet.
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I don't know. I use my Bosch attachments on a Makita cordless multi tool. The Bosch kit fits Makita and Fein also
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Sorry, but I don't have any Bosch tools, so I wouldn't know. However, I am pretty sure each manufacturer makes the charger and tool so that only their battery will fit/work. Maybe if Bosch is the parent company... I found the battery I thought I'd lost and will look at the packaging to see if it includes information about which brands it's compatible with, if any. Can't do this for a day or so because I just don't have the time right now. (I'm thinking of chain saw blades that list which saws they work with.)
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A replacement wire came with my slicer and I haven't had to use it yet, so I have no idea where to go for a replacement. Good luck.
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I don't think so. I didn't know there was a big differance in rip fences until I bought the wrong one first. If you look up Skill 77, I think you want the Bosch 13896-Amazon has it. But I'm just a girl.
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My experience with attachments for any tool, they almost never connect 100% correctly or not at all. My advice, spend the money and take the time to purchase the attachment designed for the tool. In the long run you will get longer life and spend less money. Cheers
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For cake batters you'll need the paddle attachment which is a secondary purchase. The reviews on that attachment are quite poor. The Bosch is most notorious for stiff bread doughs which will burn out a KitchenAid in under one minute. For cakes and pastry I use KA as it can't handle much more than that. If your KA is not cleaning the bottom of your bowl, invest in a paddle with rubber or silicone edges rather than buy a new machine. I would not use Bosch for much besides bread.
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I wud go to the bosch website or call support to find out.Sorry I could not help you bud,i haven't even used mine yet.Wayne
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The Bosch certainly has enough power for the job - the trick will be getting the correct blade to do this. I would see if you can find a diamond grit blade (I've seen these for cutting tile) and be sure to take your time. The dust you generate with this cutting job will also be quite hazardous to breathe in - so be sure that you have a proper dust mask!