grumpy
Well-known member
NONE REALLY: If you process only a handful of fryers every month.
BUT: Processing 20-30 head per week, cutting the tape and keeping it
handy for use is a bit of a pain. For years.. I'd cut the tape a single piece at a
time, thinking There's GOT to be a better and faster way. Of course
there are automatic tape dispensers available but they get real pricey, real quick.
I came up with this handy little gadget that lets me cut 18 pieces at a time. Which
is exactly the number I need to process 6 head at a time. Take a look, it's really
simple but does the job with little effort.
By pressing one end of the tape on the starter block, you can unroll it to the
opposite side, press it down and cut it with scissors ran against the edge.
This little gadget holds 3 long pieces of tape, that's easily cut into 18 shorter
lengths. Just 'finger-stick' each piece to the spacer blocks and cut them with the
scissor's ran along each block. It leaves about 3/32" exposed that you can easily
grab, pulling that piece off when you need it.
PLUS: I like the price... it's less than a dollar.
Thanks for looking.
Grumpy
BUT: Processing 20-30 head per week, cutting the tape and keeping it
handy for use is a bit of a pain. For years.. I'd cut the tape a single piece at a
time, thinking There's GOT to be a better and faster way. Of course
there are automatic tape dispensers available but they get real pricey, real quick.
I came up with this handy little gadget that lets me cut 18 pieces at a time. Which
is exactly the number I need to process 6 head at a time. Take a look, it's really
simple but does the job with little effort.
By pressing one end of the tape on the starter block, you can unroll it to the
opposite side, press it down and cut it with scissors ran against the edge.
This little gadget holds 3 long pieces of tape, that's easily cut into 18 shorter
lengths. Just 'finger-stick' each piece to the spacer blocks and cut them with the
scissor's ran along each block. It leaves about 3/32" exposed that you can easily
grab, pulling that piece off when you need it.
PLUS: I like the price... it's less than a dollar.
Thanks for looking.
Grumpy
