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The circus that is the staff kitchen here at gadgetshop HQ could almost certainly do with one of these. But they're not for the feint-heated. Or anyone who might fear skewering the little red man at the heart of this innovative little contraption. Throwzini's Knife Block, to give it its full title, is a rotating high-tech knife storage and selection device complete with five professional stainless steel kitchen knives. Inspired by the infamous 'Wheel of Death' circus act from back in 1938, it safely stores knives deep inside a set of custom-designed plastic sheaths. So much for its functional benefits, which are many. It's the sheer death-defying style of this clever contraption that's had tongues a-wagging here at HQ. To store one's knives, one must first stop the block from spinning and carefully insert said knives into five pre-cut slots. Meanwhile, clever little magnets do all the heavy lifting work of keeping the spinning knives perfectly in place. (After all, one must consider Health and Safety at all times). All you then need to do, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, is slap on some greasepaint, pop on a red nose and some outsize shoes, prepare a few custard pies and you're all set for an evening of extravagant culinary performance.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
This is a great unusual kitchen accessory. Very qwirky, and something I have never seen on the high streets (and I'm a shop-a-holic). The knives are excellent quality. Sharp with a clean finish. I like the fact they are all in one with no rivets or handles that could work loose. Good care instructions came with the item and it was well packaged. I was a little disappointed with the finish of the man on the block. A bit rough around the edges. However, not bad enough to warrant returning the item, plus I love it too much. The board rotates with ease and the magnetic knife sheaths are a professional touch.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I purchased this item as a gift for my budding chef brother.
It is a great looking product, a little bit different and a present with a difference.
I want one for myself, Great.
It is a great looking product, a little bit different and a present with a difference.
I want one for myself, Great.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Excellent knife set,good quality one piece knives and a great talking piece for the kitchen
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Knife block
After a delivery hiccup which was sorted very quickly, the Knife block is wicked. The grandkids loved the spinning block and the quality of the knives are right up there!! Read more
Published 5 months ago by The Sisco
Fab Unusual Present
Bought for a Xmas present for my brother. He will love this gift - it's original, fun, and practical too. A real talking piece for his kitchen.
Published 7 months ago by Julie Y
talking point
Love this item, everyone that see's it has to have a play.
Nice strong knifes also.
Would recommend.
Nice strong knifes also.
Would recommend.
Published 18 months ago by Mrs. J. Webb
cool present
was bought this for christmas . its fantastic a great talking point.not bothered what the knifes are like just love the fun of it.looks great in the kitchen with my voodoo man.
Published on 9 Feb 2009 by J. Brear
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