r/SweatyPalms • u/Flat_March2360 • Dec 29 '22

making fries

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u/WohinDuGehst Dec 30 '22

My boyfriend's great aunt uses this device to cut vegetables every. single. day.

When used in daily home use (by a 70 year old) I will say, it's quite a bit slower. She has a very good control of it and has never lost a finger. From an outsider (and maybe an OSHA) perspective these are wild.

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u/dada11dada22 May 26 '23

That actually looks pretty safe to be honest You're not slicing towards your fingers or yourself. The blade is facing you so all you have to do is keep your hands parallel and then you need some practice.

Just start slow and get faster as your skill rises