can you reccommend a crinkle cutter?

[heartsong]

i really like the wavy cuts, and would like to try this style. my soaps (right now) are 2.25 x 3.25. i have a mr. do right soap cutter thing (like a miter box) that has a pretty wide slot for sliding a blade in, and i have a regular wood miter box with narrow blade slots that i dont believe would work with a wavy blade.

i got one in the walmart kitchen section, but isnt wide enough to go accross the cutting box.

any suggestions would be appreciated!

thx!

 

[Dixie]

I have one from pampered chef. I use it to cut my loaf mold soap with. I've never seen one long enough to go across a flat mold. Do they make them that big?

 

[Guest]

I got mine from Brambleberry for $6 + shipping.

http://www.brambleberry.com/Hardware.aspx

 

[heyjude]

Hi,

I bought a krinkle cutter from the Soap Barn Company which was part of a kit I ordered when I first started soaping. Priced on its own it sells for $12.00.

I have a plastic mitre box from Home Depot and it will not fit into the slots. The cutter is about 7 1/2" long in total. The "krinkle" part is approx. 6".



Jude

 

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[heartsong]

x

I got mine from Brambleberry for $6 + shipping.

http://www.brambleberry.com/Hardware.aspx

good price, thx!

this wouldn't fit the slicers that i have, but maybe i can modify one of them. will have to get a closer look this weekend.

oh, to have a universal one-size-fits all in the soapmaking world!

 

[Vinca Leaf]

Re: x

oh, to have a universal one-size-fits all in the soapmaking world!

LOL! Then we could call it Ivory, Dove, Lever 2000, etc etc...

I know interchangeable tools would be the bomb, but I'm also of the school of everybody's stuff's a little different. Different = good!

With that being said, I love my Brambleberry crinklecutter.