Looks like a cross between a Sonicare toothbrush and an old electric carving knife ... sort of. Pretty interesting, but not at the asking price, at least for me.
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I'm definitely not the target market since I do kitchen prep with folding knives but it doesn't look practical, if the knife needs to be rinsed under water for cleaning and you have electrical components, it sounds like a mess waiting to happen.
And who can forget the steel?
sadly, it only mentions ''high quality materials'' so its a red flag for everyone here.
And who can forget the steel?
sadly, it only mentions ''high quality materials'' so its a red flag for everyone here.
Assuming the 369Sonic kitchen knife reaches production, a pledge of US$348 will get you one. The planned retail price is $390.
LOL! The ultrasonic transducer will be like those in ultrasonic baths - which can be had < $20 - so the transducer is a few bucks at best. The rest looks pretty cheap as well. Make it a total of ~ $ 20 in parts.
LOL! The ultrasonic transducer will be like those in ultrasonic baths - which can be had < $20 - so the transducer is a few bucks at best. The rest looks pretty cheap as well. Make it a total of ~ $ 20 in parts.
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"The vibrations are said to only produce a soft whispering noise"
Who is saying the said? Because I'm calling BS.
I watched their video and they make sure there's so much talking. You can't hear it vibrate enough that every dog in the house will start howling.
Yeah...I bet it's quiet.
Who is saying the said? Because I'm calling BS.
I watched their video and they make sure there's so much talking. You can't hear it vibrate enough that every dog in the house will start howling.
Yeah...I bet it's quiet.
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Hey, if it vibrates like they say. Why don't they stick the knife in some water and show the vibrations?
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I wonder how well it would work on things outside of the kitchen. If it was reasonably priced, I'd be interested in an EDC sized knife in a supersteel. S110V would be perfect for something like this; people complain that it looses a razor sharp edge as fast as any other steel, but keeps a toothy edge forever. But if they blade oscillates, a long lasting edge with microserrations would be ideal.
Something like that would be perfect for my little paracord bracelet hobby. I often have to cut ends in tight spaces while holding the cord steady and trying to avoid cutting into the weave behind it. I usually end up holding a knife between my knees and sawing the cord across the blade.
Something like that would be perfect for my little paracord bracelet hobby. I often have to cut ends in tight spaces while holding the cord steady and trying to avoid cutting into the weave behind it. I usually end up holding a knife between my knees and sawing the cord across the blade.