Outlet Reviews

I did my research to find the best knives i could at the lowest price possible. I love cooking and can't stand working with cheap, bad knives, but couldn't afford the top of the range set.
After much searching i decided on this 12 piece set by chicago. They were certainly a good choice.
They are easy to work with, nice sharp blade, cuts through everything easily. So far no sign of rusting.
The only one complaint i have is that one of the knives arrived a little damaged .The tip of the knive is a little bent. I have not got round to sending it back yet but hopefully i will get a replacement no problem.
If you want to get a great set of knives at an affordable price then these are the knives for you.

I actually purchased the Chicago Cutlery set for my daughter who had a set of knives (serrated edges) that were never sharp and couldn't easily be sharpened. I was given Chicago Cutlery and the wooden block with sharpener as a gift and have been using them and sharpening them successfully for 18 years. They still look as good as new also.

This vacuum works great for maybe the first month but after that there is no suction at all and it starts falling apart. You really get what you pay for. I know 3 other people that have had this vacume and they have had the same problems.

The wheels fell off the attachment within DAYS of buying it. Used super glue- now sort of ok. Cord is too short so added extension- again only ok. Vacuum gets "tired" and quits if you use it too long at a time. Works again after about an hour(??).Now, I can't get bags anywhere. Just not worth it-best cheapo canister vac I ever had was the Mighty Mite. It finally died after 10+ years of overuse and abuse.

I have had mine for at least 6 years. Gets heavy use w/2 long hair cats and a 3 yr old. It works awesome on hard floors and pulls dirt out of the woodwork. I am very bummed that it just burnt out when I sucked up a bunch of leaves from my fern. My fault, but I am off to buy the same one .

FYI I also have problems finding replacement bags, but I use SHARP CANISTER TYPE PC2 and they work well, you just need to fold them a bit. Am looking forward to a new fabric bag that will come with my new machine. I used it all the time and threw the whole thing in the washer. The clip broke to it years ago, and I miss that too. PS also duct tape works wonders on tha hose. Mine was taped up for years and kept on going

This dust chute is made of thick plastic and bolts right up to the DC-380 planer. Some of the reviewers (under the DC-380 planer section) mention the difficulty they've had connecting a 4" dust hose to the 4 and 7/8 inch connector. My solution was to buy a standard metal reducer at the hardware store (5" female to 4" female) and drill out the rivets that hold it together. I squeezed the reducer down until the big end fit on the Delta dust chute and the small end fit INSIDE a 4" dust hose. Reassemble with inexpensive aluminum pop rivets and you're good to go. Now, the connector fits the planer so well, I don't need tape to hold it.