Teach Soap

I searched with the search engine, and saw three companies mentioned for this beveller (beveler?). Kangaroo only sells the replacement blade now, Mission Peak is too expensive for me and T O G, I looked them over on Etsy but didn't like the lukewarm reviews it got with a couple of members here. Does anyone know where I can get one that isn't poorly made, dangerous, hard to use or expensive? I know this might sound like a tall order but I am tired of my soaps looking non-professional!!

Sonya

I can't actually help you with where to find a beveler, but, let me just say that every single one of my customers loves the fact that my soap "doesn't look like Dial" They've all told me that the "imperfections" are perfect!
When I don't get the bars exactly the same size, or same shape (don't have more than 2 glasses of wine when cutting soap) they love it!!!
Folks know what handmade stuff looks like, and well, it looks handmade. My customers don't want every single pink to be the same shade or every single bar to be the exact dimension of the last one. It's actually a selling point!

So, go with it. Each bar is different, embrace that!

Brandy

PS-$80 for a beveler is way too much in my opinion

Would a vegetable peeler work?

Why yes, a veg peeler works quite nicely

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Please visit my Etsy shop!

I like to use a solid stainless steel cheese slicer (as opposed to a wire one). You can find nice ones for just a few bucks.

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You can also try a Mandolin with a straight slicer,just put the soap on its corner sideways.