Hamilton Beach Electric Knife for Carving Meats, Poultry, Bread, Crafting Foam & More, Storage Case & Serving Fork Included, White

I used it to cut up some roast beef. Looking forward to using it on thanksgiving. Seems to work like a charm

I needed a good carving knife and glad that i choose this one. Does the job without any issues and great that it also came with a fork.

This is one of my smartest purchases. It’s easy to use, clean, and store. It cuts meat like butter.

Great cutting

I used for the first time and carved an entire turkey! It was easy and light weight. I was able to make thin slices and cut off all the meat in way less time than using a regular knife. Definitely a keeper. Also it comes in a great case to hold it in

Very nice, in a hard case and come with a very nice fork.

Works well

Works great but the trigger is in a bad spot, makes it hard to use when your hands get slippery.

I went back to hamilton beach which i had for years til slowed down. I ordered a battery operated one but couldn’t get the blades in.

Works well and comes in a nice case

The one con is tgat the gripping of the handle is not too easy when cutting, that’s the onlythingiwouldchange. The fork works great and the knife works great, except the handle.

Bought this as a gift for my elderly mother who was having trouble grasping things in her hands.

She used it to carve chicken or roast, mostly. She didn’t use it as often as she thought, because at 89, she’s not cooking as much as she used to. Strangely, another relative bought her new, sharp, carving knives & she uses them more. I don’t know if it’s easier & she doesn’t have to reach for an outlet over the sink… She’s 5′ tall. But, when she used it, she said it was good. In the long run, it just sat in a drawer for months at a time.

So, if you need one, it seems to do the trick. If you just need a good knife sharpening, then i’d suggest trying that first.

4* out of 5.

Handle seems to get hot if used extensively

The previous hamilton beach electric knife we had was a wedding gift from 53 years ago. It finally died. This product is so much more sleek and easy to use. We are very happy with it.

Used it for the first time slicing a roast. It did the job although the blades seemed to have too much side play. Placed blades in top shelf of dishwasher, and was surprised to find that screws holding blades to plastic guards had rusted. That just seems wrong or a bad place to save a few cents.

Works great

I have an old hamilton beach electric knife i won for a sales contest back in about 1980. It still works, but the blades are dull. So, i purchased 2 newer ones same company. One was purchased about a year ago. The latest last week. The new ones (both) weigh well over a pound more than the one from the 80s. And it is wider around where it needs to be gripped. That makes a heavy and awkward grip for me at age 71 and mom at age 91. And the heaviness is very difficult and makes it hard to hold up while cutting. I use it mostly for cutting bread. Mom does too. She lives with me and likes to help me prep food.one would think that if hamilton beach created a lighter and more ergonomic knife way back in 1980 that is still working, they should be able to return to the lighter design which is built for a womans small hands. Go engineers go!

Works great and has a case for storage.

When cutting, this product really does work brilliantly! Without having to put any pressure at all on whatever you are slicing, dicing, or dismembering, it cuts like a hot knife through butter! Though i’m a bit of a luddite who has several old, fashioned caring sets, this thing completely won me over.
Why not 5 stars then, you ask? Well, there are several little irritants. The release button works when it ‘wants to’, the case (in itself nice to have) is tight and lacks a dedicated place for the cord. Let’s just say had this been an apple product in the steve jobs era: he would have sent it back for improvements. As it stands: great knife with minor issues.

As it says in the title, i purchased this specifically for cutting some sound proofing sheets so i could size them for some sound absorption panels i was making. It came recommended from websites and i think i read some reviews on amazon about this device working well for that purpose also. It seemed to do a good job for others, and this particular brand had the highest ratings, so i purchased it.

Putting the tool together was very easy (be careful not to cut your hands), as was dis-assembly and clean-up. Just follow the instructions and you’ll be fine.

Ok, so i’m not entirely sure what type of sound insulation sheets others have used, but mine was a very dense material, the roxul rockboard 60, which are about 3′ thick. I tried cutting two sheets at a time, and while it seemed to cut through them rather easily at first, about 1/2 of the way through, the knife seemed to lose some steam. Or maybe it was me. … Nope, it was definitely the knife. I was a little worried it might overheat and break (it didn’t) so i stopped and then slowly started to try and cut the remainder of the sheets. I was in a bit of a hurry, so i pushed through the last half with more effort than i thought i would need to. Not sure if this is what caused the jagged cut on the last 1/2.

I think for the next sheets i cut, i’ll try to do them 1 at a time since this product is so dense. I’m hoping this will make the cutting easier. In any case, what you should take away from this is that if you’re cutting this type of material, please keep in mind that it may not cut through ‘effortlessly’ on denser sheets like i’m using. It’ll get the job done, but be careful not to exert too much pressure.

I would give it 5 stars if it didn’t feel like it was going to break halfway through my project.
Hope this helps anyone out there that might be looking for this specific type of info. Don’t hesitate to ask me any questions.