What's a better slicer than the Delica FFG?

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For soft stuff sharpness of the edge is the primary limiting factor, for harder stuff like potatoes, carrots etc. thickness of the blade stock becomes more important. With a keen edge all will slice pretty well :D I do enjoy the Cento3 though, the 2 mm hg blade with a sharp edge is pretty sweet :D
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Looks like all the ones I'd suggest has been covered already.

Caly 3.5, Stretch, Centofante, and Chap.

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