Qwick Trim

[Meathead]

Anybody used the QuickTrim? What do you think?

https://www.thegrommet.com/qwick-trim

[Dick Anderson]

I wonder; is it adaptable for lefties?

[Troutman]

Clever idea, potato peeler for brisket. I like it but will stick to my boning knife, it’s an old dog new tricks thing.

[Baltassar]

A uni-tasker, and I suspect hard to sharpen. Get a good knife, and learn how to use it, I'd say. On the other hand, I didn't know about The Grommet. Bookmarked.

[ComfortablyNumb]

I looked at it, then read the reviews. We use this, doesn't catch the corn, but it works easily on any size ear. https://www.amazon.com/OXO-Good-Grip.../dp/B07PLCYTFZ

[smn1285]

I’m the worlds worst brisket trimmer. If anyone can attest to this thing actually working I’m interested.

[Spinaker]

I just ordered, I will let you know.

[scottranda]

"TooQuickTrim"? Looks too quick and careless to me.

[Jerod Broussard]

Took a glance some time back. Passed.

[ecowper]

Hmmmmm, looks interesting. Might grab one just to see

[Spinaker]

I have been bouncing back and fourth on these. I do think they would be handy..........dang you MCS........I'm in. I will let you all know how it goes. :/

[JCGrill]

Reminds me of the SkinzIt, Spin.

[MBMorgan]

I went out on their site and couldn't find any reference to replacement blades ... and no suggestions about how to keep it sharp. I'll pass ...

[smn1285]

They have 3 and 6 packs of replacement blades. Slightly expensive tho.

As a side note, don’t google just "QuickTrim" otherwise you’ll get the Kardashian approved weight loss supplement... 😂

[SmokeyGator]

A one trick pony. If I owned a BBQ restaurant and had to trim a bunch of briskets daily that would be one thing. But I don’t. So I would use this thing 4 - 6 times a year.

I could figure out how to keep it sharp. It’s metal. Like any other knife. Looks like 2 screws hold the blade on, if so the blade can be easily removed and honed up on a stone.

Dont think it would for me though. I simply don’t need to trim that much meat. But a neat idea for those who do.

[ComfortablyNumb]

What's all this rot about a one trick pony? This thing looks like a mini log shaver, so you can trim your brisket and peel the logs for that dream cabin.....

[Mr. Bones]

An intriguin device, though I'd most likely do more harm than good, learnin th curve.

When these wear out, mebbe I'll order me one...


Awwww, Shaaaaawwww!!!
I plumb dang forgot that I have three of these Dexters, to wear out, as well...



Reckon I'm out, least fer a spell...

[ComfortablyNumb]

I believe it safe to say you wore out that bottle of Guinness. Someone play taps for that dead soldier......

[Troutman]

Lol ComfortablyNumb

[Polarbear777]

I looked at this. It would have to be able to maintain hair shaving sharpness to save effort VS a good boning knife.

I could see see the one advantage being if it prevented you from going too deep, but that would require an adjustable depth setting?

[boftx]

As someone mentioned earlier, and in the words of Alton Brown, "Uni-tasker". Fine if you turn out several briskets every day, but questionable for the average home pitmaster.

[Ahumadora]

I will stick with a knife. Also can't see that thing fitting in any knife draw. Looks like it has more drawbacks than advantages.