...I bought my own slicer. I've been on my bacon journey for right at 2 years now and for the first 1½ years, I was using a borrowed slicer that was on "permanent loan" to me from a friend. Well this past August, he wanted it back to slice up some meat for jerky and I decided it was time to get my own.
I've read a ton on here and looked at so many different ones that it left my head spinning. One thing I wanted was a longer carriage, but that spec isn't readily available on many slicers so I relied on reviews to try and help me find my way through the maze. And I wasn't going to spend $$$$ on a Hobart. After much consideration, I decided on the Cabelas Commercial 12"...
While it does have some bad reviews, most slicers under $2-$3000 have them, too. They were older reviews and some were for simple things that could be easily remedied by the user. Anyway, now I've got my own...permanently.
I'll give a review after my 1st use, bacon is curing now...
I've read a ton on here and looked at so many different ones that it left my head spinning. One thing I wanted was a longer carriage, but that spec isn't readily available on many slicers so I relied on reviews to try and help me find my way through the maze. And I wasn't going to spend $$$$ on a Hobart. After much consideration, I decided on the Cabelas Commercial 12"...
While it does have some bad reviews, most slicers under $2-$3000 have them, too. They were older reviews and some were for simple things that could be easily remedied by the user. Anyway, now I've got my own...permanently.
I'll give a review after my 1st use, bacon is curing now...
