Pizza Cutter Turning Kit - Chrome 2-1/2"

I think I've bought and used four of the 4"? At any rate it's either the insert (doubtful), or the threading but they strip VERY easily. the threading is cast as opposed to be created with a die. the head for the most part is great - nice and heavy and quite sharp. I have had to play with the tightness of the blade a bit, but it is not quite as big a deal. With the stripping of the threads, though, I no longer will make them as a gift.

Pizza Cutter Turning Kit - Chrome 2-1/2"

I've made a couple of these and they are really nice. Hefty and easy to clean. You do have to fiddle with the hole and the cast threads are a bit sketchy. But overall it looks good and works well.

Pizza Cutter Turning Kit - Chrome 2-1/2"

The diameter of the drill for the insert on the instructions are wrong. The first blank I drilled was too big, and the threaded insert just pushed in. It is more of a 3/8" drill. The other issue I had was the threads on the cutter head were not casted very well Would not tighten up enough, just kept slipping. Had to put teflon tape around the threads to be able to tighten enough. Have not used to cut pizza yet.

For the crafters extraordinaire, this piece holds up really well, for what it is used for and goes through on a daily basis. The wheel holds steady, and no wobbling throughout the slicing process. The handle then was made with epoxy,resin, and a pinecone and shaved down, to a sleek handle, made to stand out. Very affordable to make your own, as we all own one.

Pizza Cutter Turning Kit - Chrome 4"

The instructions indicate using a 12.5mm drill bit for the threaded insert. The insert simply falls into the hole and the threads grab nothing. As for the rest of the kit... I've not finished it yet due to issues with the hole size and the insert.

Pizza Cutter Turning Kit - Chrome 4"

The blade on this cutter seems to be fine, but like every other WoodRiver product, it suffers from cheap components to finish it off. The threads on the insert are complete trash, the threads on the cutter itself are equally trash. It's not that hard to cut threads, figure it out!

Pizza Cutter Turning Kit - Chrome 2-1/2"

I had to throw mine away as I couldn't figure out how to get the insert into the wood. Don't buy this product.

Pizza Cutter Turning Kit - Chrome 4"

This is not a bad kit. The only thing that I am upset about if the screw part. Not sure of the metal but very weak. Broke 2 of them. Overall good kit though. Little on the expensive side though.

Nice quality piece!

Just got my turning kit in today and Im super excited about it! Seems to be very good quality and very sturdy. Love to come back for some more kits.

Pizza Cutter Turning Kit - Chrome 4"

I bought a half dozen of these kits. The competitors kit, in my opinion, is much better and I give that one five stars. The drilling instructions on this kit are inaccurate. I did have epoxy on hand and I hope it’ll hold. The half inch hole is too large. The sale price is same as competitors sale price but at regular price, this kit is more and it makes no sense to me. The blade on this one is not as nice, the plastic washers make it look cheap, the part that the handle lines up with is not a circle. I guess I could probably come up with a few more complaints but I’ll stop at this.

Pizza Cutter Turning Kit - Chrome 4"

It is heavy and sharp and will be as beautiful as your turning. Sadly, it seems to be die cast and the casting marks weren't ground out before it was chromed. The hole in the head allows it to be hung rather than thrown in the drawer, the allen head axle allows the blade to be removed for thorough cleaning (or pulling off the protective plastic), there is enough magnetism in the blade to attach the cutter to a magnetic knife rack. I never found the instructions, but the process seemed to be straight-forward. This might be the best kit out there, but it isn't good enough for me to quit looking.