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Best slicer from Waltons for bacon, pork loin?

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  • JonathonJ Jonathon

    Okay, the 10 in Walton’s Slicer is 8" from wide and 7" “long” from the back of the carriage to the starting point of the blade. the 12 in Walton’s Slicer is 8" wide and 8.25" “long”.

    Hope that helps!

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    processhead
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    Jonathon said in Best slicer from Waltons for bacon, pork loin?:

    Okay, the 10 in Walton’s Slicer is 8" from wide and 7" “long” from the back of the carriage to the starting point of the blade. the 12 in Walton’s Slicer is 8" wide and 8.25" “long”.

    Hope that helps!

    Which of those dimensions is the horizontal travel distance of the carriage?

    Paul

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    • JonathonJ Jonathon

      Okay, the 10 in Walton’s Slicer is 8" from wide and 7" “long” from the back of the carriage to the starting point of the blade. the 12 in Walton’s Slicer is 8" wide and 8.25" “long”.

      Hope that helps!

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      Bob Stehlik
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      Jonathon I just purchased a 10" Walton’s slicer Friday night. It hasn’t shipped yet and I thought at that price point (over $300.00) the shipping was free. I was charged $19.99 for shipping. Please advise if I’m mistaken about this. Thank you.

      Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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        Jonathon
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        Bob Stehlik Free shipping from waltons.com is at $500, not $300 and if by last you mean the 17th it will ship this AM. processhead the “long” is the travel, the wide is the measurement from the adjustable depth holder up to the…I suck at words. Hold Ill take a pic and post it.

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          Jonathon
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          • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

            Jonathon I just purchased a 10" Walton’s slicer Friday night. It hasn’t shipped yet and I thought at that price point (over $300.00) the shipping was free. I was charged $19.99 for shipping. Please advise if I’m mistaken about this. Thank you.

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            Bob Stehlik Have fun with your new baby (whenever it arrives:) ).

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            • JonathonJ Jonathon

              Bob Stehlik Free shipping from waltons.com is at $500, not $300 and if by last you mean the 17th it will ship this AM. processhead the “long” is the travel, the wide is the measurement from the adjustable depth holder up to the…I suck at words. Hold Ill take a pic and post it.

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              bocephus
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              Jonathon You know what they say a picture is worth a thousand words.

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              • JonathonJ Jonathon

                Okay, the 10 in Walton’s Slicer is 8" from wide and 7" “long” from the back of the carriage to the starting point of the blade. the 12 in Walton’s Slicer is 8" wide and 8.25" “long”.

                Hope that helps!

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                Dave in AZ
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                Jonathon thx very much for running this down! Those are measurements everyone contemplating an expensive slicer purchase will want to know, hopefully they can make it to the product specs on their page 😉

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                • JonathonJ Jonathon

                  Bob Stehlik Free shipping from waltons.com is at $500, not $300 and if by last you mean the 17th it will ship this AM. processhead the “long” is the travel, the wide is the measurement from the adjustable depth holder up to the…I suck at words. Hold Ill take a pic and post it.

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                  Jonathon Thanks for the update

                  Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                    Bob Stehlik Have fun with your new baby (whenever it arrives:) ).

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                    zbigjeff Thanks Jeff. I’m sure I will enjoy it. I’ve been living with two 7 1/2 inch slicers for 10 years or so. They still work fine but we just wanted to up grade so we don’t have to cut some things in half in order to get full sized slices. (plus we wanted to take advantage of the 20% off for Fathers Day!)

                    Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                      So just to be clear, on these slicers would you have to fold over or split in half a pork belly slab to do bacon slices on the 10 and 12 inch Walton Slicers, or am I missing something.

                      Paul

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                      • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                        zbigjeff Thanks Jeff. I’m sure I will enjoy it. I’ve been living with two 7 1/2 inch slicers for 10 years or so. They still work fine but we just wanted to up grade so we don’t have to cut some things in half in order to get full sized slices. (plus we wanted to take advantage of the 20% off for Fathers Day!)

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                        Bob Stehlik I can see the smile on your face when you open it for the first time. Nice buy.

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                        • processheadP processhead

                          So just to be clear, on these slicers would you have to fold over or split in half a pork belly slab to do bacon slices on the 10 and 12 inch Walton Slicers, or am I missing something.

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                          processhead said in Best slicer from Waltons for bacon, pork loin?:

                          So just to be clear, on these slicers would you have to fold over or split in half a pork belly slab to do bacon slices on the 10 and 12 inch Walton Slicers, or am I missing something.

                          I’m curious as well. I did slice a side on my 8in, but that led to some bandages.

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                            processhead said in Best slicer from Waltons for bacon, pork loin?:

                            So just to be clear, on these slicers would you have to fold over or split in half a pork belly slab to do bacon slices on the 10 and 12 inch Walton Slicers, or am I missing something.

                            I’m curious as well. I did slice a side on my 8in, but that led to some bandages.

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                            PapaSop Yikes!!!

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                            • processheadP processhead

                              So just to be clear, on these slicers would you have to fold over or split in half a pork belly slab to do bacon slices on the 10 and 12 inch Walton Slicers, or am I missing something.

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                              processhead If your pork belly is 11 or 12 inches wide then yes you can split it in half or I ‘fold’ the belly. I fold mine in the shape of a U, put a rubber band on it and put it on a shelf in my freezer to really stiffen it up. Then I feed it through the slicer with the bottom on the U to be first to hit the blade. The handle/gripper on the slicer held it well and nice even slices until you are almost out of bacon.

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                              • J jfyoung45

                                processhead If your pork belly is 11 or 12 inches wide then yes you can split it in half or I ‘fold’ the belly. I fold mine in the shape of a U, put a rubber band on it and put it on a shelf in my freezer to really stiffen it up. Then I feed it through the slicer with the bottom on the U to be first to hit the blade. The handle/gripper on the slicer held it well and nice even slices until you are almost out of bacon.

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                                jfyoung45 Never thought of that, good idea.

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