Ogrmar Multi-Function Adjustable Bamboo Soap Cutter Set - Practical Soap Making Tools with Beveler/Planer included (Brown) Review

Arrived on time, completely dusty and not polished in many places. Cuts well, the board is not sharp and cracked at all. ****updated review - the thing is junk, after cutting two bars of soap I noticed that the lines are uneven, everything is crooked and crooked. The wind nuts do NOT hold up at all which means you have to tighten them with every cut - trying to get a straight shank - and again the board is askew and chipped - what good is a chipped board? GARBAGE. PURCHASE RETURNS

This cutter is beyond useless. The sides aren't high enough, causing the loaf to stay above the slicing guides (whether on the side or below), rendering them useless. Also, the slots that the knife is inserted into are too wide, allowing for curved cuts. This will destroy your bars as you will not be able to get a straight cut. Very frustrating. Also, the included wires are too wide to use. It's a waste of money not only for that cutter but also for your soap because you can't make a good bar…

I definitely don't like this product. The wire and wood piece had to be assembled when I got it, but that doesn't make sense since the wire can't cut through the soap. I did MP but if you do CP then good luck cutting the wire after the soap has set. Slots through which you can put a cutter/knife do not guarantee a straight cut. A piece of wood that is adjustable at the end is useless as it will still move despite tightening the screws. I'll probably invest in a cheese slicer.

As a beginner in soap making I wanted something simple and easy to start with. This setup is definitely simple and easy to use, I recommend it to all beginner soap makers. I've used it 3 times and while it cuts really well, it helps me measure bars consistently. But I have 2 small problems, one is not very easy to clean, there are grooves where you cut the soap and sometimes the soap gets into the grooves on the bottom, and the 2 worlds you use to measure the bars at the end, have 2 screws in…

I thought this might work for my small production but there are some "Features". ' which either don't work physically or don't work in practice. First, there are no instructions. I have no idea what that little line is glued to the blade for or where it goes or if it's even supposed to be mine as I can't see it in any of the photos.. a bevel that *kinda* is there. It seems to exist. It just doesn't reach the soap, so I just scrape the unhardened soap against the bottom of the cutter for no…