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NCC-1701 Star Trek Enterprise Pizza Cutter

NCC-1701 Star Trek Enterprise Pizza Cutter for $19.99 + free shipping

Aug 31, 2012 4:14 AM

Metal Pizza cutter in the form of the famous NCC-1701 Enterprise ship from Star Trek the original series
Officially licensed Star Trek collectible
Laser Etched Stainless steel blade with solid zinc-alloy chromium plated body
Blade diameter: 4 inches,Total length including blade: 8.5 inches
Hand wash only
Brand new in manufacturer packaging

Space... the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new pizzas, to seek out new toppings and new cheeses, to boldy cut pizza where no man has cut before! Yes, this officially licensed Star Trek collectible is everything you hoped it would be. Laser etched stainless steel blade and solid metal construction make it perfect for battling Romulans in the neutral zone or precision pizza slicing.

@ newegg.com

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Got this from Andy Dick as a gift once. I never used it.

Don't be surprised if you don't use it either. It's still a nice showpiece though.

conhopper conhopper
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looks like something out of an episode of The Big Bang Theory

katanaryda katanaryda
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Bake it so... and may the forks be with you!

pupyluvr pupyluvr
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@pupyluvr: You should have stopped at "Bake it so" .... Hilarious!

flyswatter flyswatter
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@conhopper: Funny, he gave me one too.

j0hnlind j0hnlind
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The wife gave me one of these for my birthday earlier this month. I was thrilled, but she was afraid I would cut myself using it, based on the Amazon reviews. I said, "Oh, that's ridiculous. It's a pizza cutter, not a knife!" Well, shoot, man, was I wrong. I didn't cut myself, but darn near to it. There's not much by way of grip on the slick shiny nacelles, and the saucer section is much wider than the nacelles (as it should be). It is very easy to slip you hand down, so that you essentially go from squeezing your hand around the handle to squeezing the blade in an instant. This is exacerbated by the fact that if you squeeze too tightly to avoid slipping, the nacelles will actually start to bend together, so you will end up gripping lightly and facing a higher risk of deadly slippage.

Still, it is a beautiful piece. As others have said, it makes a great showpiece if nothing else. I am stubbornly still using mine, though, at least until I lose a finger.

blainekyle blainekyle
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Got myself one last time they were on sale. It's very, very sharp, and since the Enterprise wasn't designed to be used as a handle, it's a little scary to be applying pressure on something kinda awkward so close to something so sharp.

But it comes in a very attractive box, and it looks great on the shelf, and I use it even though it's scary cause it's so damned cool.

tmdowling tmdowling
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2 words: awe some!

deadeye37 deadeye37
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I have had mine for three years and it is still pristine in the box. It is just too shiny to use.

theoneill555 theoneill555
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To boldy dough, where no pan has gone before!

kemitche kemitche
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EPIC! In for one for a Christmas gift.

nonkeeeee nonkeeeee
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Expensive but geeky cool

sgtgreeneusmc sgtgreeneusmc
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Yes, we geeks pay dearly to display our interests in our daily lives. I'm certain a Hello Kitty or Spongebob pizza cutter would be much cheaper, but infinitely less "geeky cool."

Hopefully, they would also be less dangerous. Probably have a plastic blade or something.

blainekyle blainekyle

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