Rotary Cheese Grater Aircity Vegetable Cheese Cutter Slicer Shredder with 3 Interchanging Rotary Ultra Sharp Cylinders Stainless Steel Drums Slicer

I have an ancient one that looks just like this one, same attachments, patents imprinted, iron alloy, tends to rust. I thought I'd replace it with the same one in wondereful shiny stainless steel. Unfortunately the new one is not usable but I missed the return date or would have returned it:The attachments are much less sharp and the new manufacturer added a little thingie at the transition from handle to box that's probably supposed to be an improvement to hold the box better closed but is not, gets into the way of fingers.So I pulled my ancient one back from the donations box and am using it again because the blades are still sharp on this gadget that my mother and I bought at a country fair in Bavaria somewhere in the fifties or sixties. It's a practical, very easy-to-use and quick-to-clean little gadget. Wish I could find another just like it that does not rust. But I guess iron is good for health :-)

It was smaller than expected, and seems fairly flimsy. It does grate my cheese just fine, but I have problems removing / inserting the different blades. I don't use it all that much.

The grater works well enough, but is not as heavy as I expected. It's more delicate, making the user work harder to prevent the metal from folding inward. I'll probably be buying another brand soon.

The rotary cheese grater arrived as promised. While it grates okay, it is a thin stainless steel and the grating process is not as easy as my older grater...a bit cumbersome.

Got it to sliver almonds for my wife.... even on least aggressive setting it more pulverized the almonds than slicing or slivering them.... unfortunately it's 2 weeks beyond return date so OFF to Goodwill it goes.

I love it!! The only bad thing I can say is it's a little hard to clean.

Spot welds were poor quality and ours arrived damaged with a broken spot weld.

Arrived right on time and is just what I wanted.