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You have to wonder who has such poor manual dexterity they need a depth gauge for a bread knife. And why is it important, anyway? So what if your bread slices aren't perfectly uniform in thickness? If you need perfectly uniform slice thickness, buy your bread already sliced.
A solution looking for a problem that doesn't exist in real life.
Never met any blind people who like homemade bread? Never met anyone with T.D.?
I used to make my own bread. Got tired of crooked slices, and bought a slicing guide. It determined the thickness of the slice, kept the knife at a 90° angle from the board, and the slices parallel.
You have to wonder who has such poor manual dexterity they need a depth gauge for a bread knife. And why is it important, anyway? So what if your bread slices aren't perfectly uniform in thickness? If you need perfectly uniform slice thickness, buy your bread already sliced.
A solution looking for a problem that doesn't exist in real life.
That's a really snarked up remark. People with disabilities use tools like this. People without disabilities use tools like this. My wife bakes bread and she uses a bread slicing 'box'. We've had it for over 30 years.
You have to wonder who has such poor manual dexterity they need a depth gauge for a bread knife. And why is it important, anyway? So what if your bread slices aren't perfectly uniform in thickness? If you need perfectly uniform slice thickness, buy your bread already sliced.
Me.
Look up essential tremor. There are days I won't go near a knife. And, yes, I mostly buy pre-sliced bread.
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Originally Posted by Threerun
That's a really snarked up remark. People with disabilities use tools like this. People without disabilities use tools like this. My wife bakes bread and she uses a bread slicing 'box'. We've had it for over 30 years.
Agree.
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