Vevor 10 Inch Meat Slicer Awesome Features - Sharpen and Clean with Ease

[@8lazingSaddles]

Great video, thanks! The knob in the back is to adjust and align the slicing plate top-to-bottom so your slices don't come out uneven. You almost need a vernier caliper to set it, but I just eyeball it. Whenever you change the thickness you have to take this adjustment knob into account and either loosen or tighten it.

[@tedpyman5700]

Many thanks for this KZbin video. The manual is totally useless, so thanks for explaining the sharpening process. Cheers Ted from the UK

[@williamstarr5915]

Excellent camera work.

[@stevencarroll7432]

Awesome review. That adjuster knob with the nut is there to prevent uneven slices when you are slicing anything paper thin.

[@celesteabate3806]

The bolt you used to steady the blade to remove also keeps the top of the guide plate from flexing! If you do not steady the guide plate the plate will flex and you would get an uneven slice.

[@cmonkey63]

I recently bought one of these, now I know how to clean/sharpen it. You're right, the manual could be better.

[@harleycriswell8504]

Man getting a slicer, dehydrator, and a Costco business membership will save you more money on food then just about anything

[@BonnieBlue2A]

Buying farmer direct beef goes a long way too if you cannot raise your own. See also: hunting & fishing, backyard birds.

[@andy1-26]

Patience paid off 😁 thanks for the recommendation. I can’t wait to get one.

[@michaelmason2128]

This passed Christmas I got the 12" meat slicer. Looking forward to using it. As for savings how much lunch meat I use, It will pay for itself in 6 months.

[@yugoyankoff-vh7in]

What a great video ! Finally a very informative video that awnsers my questions. Thank you so very much.

[@garymullaly1815]

I want to buy a meat slicer soon mostly to cut my own bacon, how wide a piece will the 10” slicer cut?

[@BonnieBlue2A]

Thank you for this review Jack. Getting a slicer has been on my mind since your podcast pointing out the cost of buying fresh deli sliced meats. I was looking at an LEM two weeks ago. Time to do some serious comparison shopping. I really like the safety and sharpening features on this one. 👍🏻

[@voyantdigi2024]

Ours just arrived. Pretty stoked.

[@MikeTrieu]

Yeah, that handle grip for the blade is truly a great innovation. I just don't know if the blade is of the same excellent quality as the Italian-made, chromium-plated carbon steel stuff the likes of Beswood. Edit: Interesting, my Beswood 250-RX has similar 6.6mm (a bit larger than 1/4") threaded holes in the blade, but none of the screws in the unit are sized correctly to thread through them. It's like they wanted to copy Vevor, but didn't fully think it through. I wonder if some replacement screws from Vevor would work?

[@jakov7340]

Is Vevor good? I was thinking to buy the same one. How long do you have it?

[@martindesrosiers3880]

Is the blade stainless steel or #45 carbon steel or Chrome?

[@EricHicke-ow4ll]

I bought the same exact model about 6 months ago, works great, but sadly my blade does not have the threaded holes.

[@survivalpodcasting]

Then you did not buy the "same exact model"

[@EricHicke-ow4ll]

​@@survivalpodcasting Yes, the exact same one. I clicked on your link. Last purchased Aug 3, 2023 Size: 10IN-240W Maybe it was an added feature right after I purchased mine? Its either that or another QC issue? Btw, my blade was razor sharp out of the box, just for the record.

[@thomasmillis-cv9pp]

Bought vector meat slicer did not get the same one you. Have no way to hold blade

[@HausMi]

You're not lying. Just got mine today and the instructions are complete junk!!!! Hence the reason I'm watching this video

[@buddkonkel8550]

Thank you this video.

[@theadvocatesails]

Good vid thanks, agree the instructions are crap. I think you will find shipping it dull is intentional, a lot of knife manufacturers do the same.

[@TSis76]

Sharp!

[@chenmengqing2457]

Our brand would like to invite you to review our products, how can we get in touch with you?

[@survivalpodcasting]

Email me at jack @ thesurvivalpodcast.com put tspc in the subject incase it gets filtered I will still find it.

[@martindesrosiers3880]

You should inform your viewers that VEVOR ( Chinese company ) does not not support their product after warranty, if for any reason such as normal ware and tear or in need to change a blade or one of your sharpening stone or any thing else, you will not be able to purchase them, you will have to purchase a brand new slicer... Think about it prior to purchase...

[@survivalpodcasting]

Blades for these are industry standard and can be bought for about 70-80 bucks from sources like Websturant.

[@virgilcrites8906]

Thanks needed this video because your right the instructions aren’t very informative