Cuisinart FP-12BKSC Elite Collection 12-Cup Accessory Storage Case for Food Processors, Black, 7"T x 9"W

…from the cardboard box I had been storing the cuisinart blades and disks in! lol! Yes, it’s big, but it has to be, to get everything to fit inside. As a note, both disks DO fit in the drawer, but the bottom disk needs to be dropped in and then it’s a kind of “ push down and to the back” action… Tough to explain, but do-able! Anyway, the size may not work for some people, but it is what it is and I’m happy with mine!

Great, safe way to store all my food processor accessories. I was using a large Tupperware prior to purchasing this; having a more effective storage solution makes me more willing to actually use the processor and parts.

Nice compact container for the cutting disks.

I like being able to store my blades and discs in this container and they all fit well in it but the box is huge and it only accommodates the blades and discs that can with my 12 cup Cuisinart food processor. I’ve since purchased a French fry disc and it doesn’t fit in this storage box.

After figuring out which blade goes where, this is a perfect solution to keeping those expensive blades safe during storage. My girlfriend and I both have the food processor and we both needed something to put those blades in a place that could be safe for the blades not be getting banged up and for others not to get cut while reaching up in the cupboards for something else. When the container arrived, I couldn't wait to put the blades inside for safe keeping. The two easy blades were labeled and fit like a glove; however, the other 3 cutting blades were a little bit confusing as to where they were to be fitted inside the molded form. After a few minutes of best guessing, it worked out to fit like a glove. You'll think the slots for the mold would fit the blades nice and tight, but it is better to keep this a little lose because of taking the blades out and putting back in would have a dulling effect if rubbing the blades on the edges of the plastic mold too much. So after a figuring out where each blade fitted, this is a good solution in keeping these blades safe and organized.I bought two of these, one for my girlfriend and one for myself. We are both happy with this organizer. Besides, it has a lock on the case so that kids or if it got knocked off the shelf by accident the lid will not fly open causing the blades to fly out to cut or hurt someone.Product design: 9/10__Molded for fitting the items safely and specifically for each blade)Product material: 10/10__Hard durable plastic - not thin)Product color: 10/10__White base / clear lid)

Everything fits conveniently into the box. The drawer and locking mechanism work perfectly. If I could change one thing, it would be to add a non- slip base so it doesn't slide on the counter.

I at first didn't quite realize why the giant price difference between the Cuisinart 12 & 14 cup processors were. Now I'm realizing that it comes down to the additional bowl and a place to put all your accessories.This thing doesn't feel cheap thankfully. It perfectly fits all of the accessories for the Cuisinart 12-cup Elite food processor (the 3 blades, the 2 rotary discs and extension rod). Since I got the food processor a few months ago, the blades were sitting up and out of the way, but it was always a scary experience to leave the blades exposed for fingers to be chomped by. This offers convenient storage for them all.I didn't feel that the locking mechanism felt cheap like some others have. Feels pretty solid to me, but I wouldn't want to roll it down stairs or anything extreme. Thankfully the lock also holds the disc drawer in place.I think this is pretty much a required product if you've decided to purchase the 12-cup model.

I can't imagine having my food processor without this because I don't know where I'd store all the attachments otherwise. However, the flaw, and it's a big one if you ask me, is that this ONLY holds the three blades and two disks that come with the food processor. There is no way to add an extra drawer or something if you happen to have more disks (such as the julienne disk). Which kind of defeats the whole purpose because then you have to figure out someplace else to store a sharp disk.