Will it take all the fun away........?

[Neale]

Hey, don't knock the breadmaker! I'm just sitting down to lunch with fresh bread straight from the machine! But I know what you mean

[MartinS]

Bum....you use it!

Ever since we bought some stone ground flour in France this summer, my wife has wanted a bread maker.

I was hoping to find a bread maker from the "back of the cupboard" going cheap

Bah, foiled again....

[Clive S]

Bum....you use it!

Ever since we bought some stone ground flour in France this summer, my wife has wanted a bread maker.

I was hoping to find a bread maker from the "back of the cupboard" going cheap

Bah, foiled again....

We have been using one for 5 years making two loaves a week.

[mekanik]

I make two loaves a week but mines a bit more complicated(sprouted grain) more handamatic than automatic

[Zeeflyboy]

I think for people that want to do light duty work on large panels it'll be great... obviously it's never going to compete with a proper machine in any way at all, but a lot of people may not have the space for a full panel machine and only need to do fairly basic cuts on it - basically like what one would do with a hand router but without the need to use jigs and guide rails etc.

Depends how much it costs really... if they managed to get it out for say 400-500 quid then I could see it doing well just for the convenience over a hand held router for most.