Looking to startle house guests — or impress Toolmonger friends hanging out in the kitchen instead of the shop? If so, you’re likely the target market for the possibly-vaporware Pizza-Pro 3000. And before you ask: No, it’s not motorized. (Though we imagine a little time in the shop could fix this, erm, design flaw.)
Offered along with dozens of other not-yet-available products on the WorldWideFred website, this appears to be simply a molded plastic circ saw shape attached to the top of a standard wheel-type pizza cutter. Yet it inexplicably draws our attention.
(Thanks, by the way, to the dozen or so of you who submitted this via our newly repaired Submit-a-Tool link.)
Pizza-Pro 3000 [WorldWideFred] [via]
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This: http://www.parktool.com/parktoolgear/detail.asp?cat=64&item=PZT-2 is still cooler and actually available
Hook it up to a small-block Chevy and they’d have something cool.
Did anyone else complain about the broken submit link?
I did… along with an amazing Ryobi LiIon deal and a request that they say something, anything, about the bloody refresh.
So if nobody else complained, then I guess I’m 1 for 3. Otherwise I’ll simply assume 0 for 3.
Where’s the laser?
I kind of like it, but it looks like it would be hard to clean.
You have to PUSH it? That won’t impress my friends! 😉
Many of the items from Fred are available at perpetualkid.com and while it’s not available right now, the price($14.99) and a “notify me when in stock” feature are available:
http://www.perpetualkid.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=3323
Pizza gunk would totally get stuck up in there…. boooo
For $10, I’ll risk being seen in Bed Bath and Beyond for a pizza chopper instead. Big-ass knives are always manly: http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/product.asp?order_num=-1&SKU=13385971
Bonus, it cleans with a quick wipe and rinse (that’s why I threw away the stupid roller type cutter.)
I’ll wait to see if Norm gets one.
I use the one BC posted. Works great, easier to clean, and doesn’t pull the toppings around like the wheels do.
Brew