Professional Long Loaf Cutter

Professional Long Loaf Cutter

Instruction Manual

Model: PLLC-2000 Important Safeguards

To reduce the risk of personal injury or property damage, when using electrical appliances basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following:

? Read all instructions. ? Keep your wires clean and oiled. ? Cut your soap as soon as you can to prevent stretching or breaking the wires. ? SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

If you experience any difficulties with your equipment, have questions or suggestions, please contact Technical Support at... customercare@ ? 1995-2019 E&M Machining, Inc

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bars. Cutting Your Soap:

Cutting Table Wire Tension Bolts

No assembly required for your cutter Cutting Your Loaves: 1. CUT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. This is easier on you and your wires. Read "Important Note:" below. 2. Place your Loaf Cutter on a surface that is at a comfortable height for cutting. As you press down through your soap it is best to use your body weight. 3. To use your Loaf Cutter; simply place your soap loaf on the cutting table, aligning it for the best cut. 4. Using the two handles, pull down until the wires almost touch the soap, check alignment again. Once you are satisfied everything is okay push the Cutting Frame on through. 5. With the Cutting Frame down, remove your

1. Cut your soap as soon as possible. Start checking your soap after about 12 hours. It is important to cut as soon as possible the first few times you pour, so you can get an idea on how quick your soap is ready. The softer the soap, the easier it is on you and your wires.

2. Important Note: ? If you cut your water (Discount Water), your soap will be harder to cut. Cut Sooner or add back the water. ? Oven Process, Hot Process, you must cut right away. ? Using Steric Acid, Animal Fats, Beeswax. Your soap will be harder... Cut Sooner. ? If you use lots of Hard Oils, Palm, etc... Cut ASAP then experiment by seeing how long you can go. ? If you use herbs, clays, oats, etc., your wait time to cut will be much shorter, and your soap may be harder to cut through. Cut ASAP then experiment by seeing how long you can go.

3. Cleaning wires: You can clean your cutting tables and wires with a brush or towel. Be careful not to bang on your wires, it may break them.

Racking your Soap: 1. If you can rack your soap on their edges, you will save a good deal of drying space and your bars will generally dry faster. About 1/8" (3mm) between rows and bars is sufficient.

Replacing Wires

Download our wire replacement instructions at

If you experience any difficulties with your equipment, have questions or suggestions, please contact Technical Support at... customercare@ ? 1995-2019 E&M Machining, Inc

765-754-3613 - -

Frankton, Indiana

Made in the USA

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