She asked the taf

I find it hard to understand the negative comments on this mandolin.
To summarize, I read:
- "Sucks, I cut" -> yes at the same time it is the goal ... if you're not talented enough (e) to use, do not put the blame on the product.
- "It sucks the handle is useless" -> ok but otherwise it cuts well? it is simple to use?
- "Sucks, I have not received the container with the product" -> no comment, then I think we touch the absurd comment bottom of the bottom level
- "It sucks, I did not understand the instruction manual" -> yes at the same time must not leave St Cyr to understand how the product works.
- "It sucks, it's not cut too ripe tomatoes, it makes the boiled" -> moui, admittedly, but judge a product on the cutting of a single vegetable is a little easier right?
- "Sucks, the push is useless, except at the end to avoid cuts" -> then yeah, actually, that's what the push is ... but ...

I was sad, I did not find the comment "this sucks, I tried to play a musical with air but it does not spell her," yet I have long believed.

In short, this mandolin is therefore a good quality product, cutting it (yes, this is his first feature) so be careful when using it.
Cutting vegetables such as carrot, eggplant, potato, etc ... is clean, fast, efficient, no complaints.
The fact that the mandolin is modular is a very good point, hygienic and practical.

However, the julienne module is not very practical ... if you want to make julienne, a good knife will be more effective. For the module to be fried, I do not eat, so I have not tested, so I can not judge.
The blade is positioned rather low for my taste, but does not prevent its use.

Last point: the famous vegetable to push is not necessarily simple to use, indeed ... but it's the same on ALL mandolins.

To conclude: I am not disappointed with this purchase, it saves me a lot of time in the cup of my vegetables, it is ultimately all that I ask.