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Question: Looking for a electric knife that will cut bread very thin. Will this work, or with the double knives shred it? Thanks,
Document: When I BBQ beef brisket, I have to fight the knife to cut slices that are either too thick or too thin. I had enough of fighting the knife this past 4th of July cookout and purchased this knife.Our latest cookout, we cut a 10 lb. brisket into thin, sandwich thickness slices quickly and easily. This was something I couldn't achieve with a regular carving knife without a lot of work on my part.
I use this knife mostly to cut bread:  both bagels and homemade sourdough.On the plus side, it makes very thin, smooth and even slices out of the bread.But on the negative side, the safety switch which shuts it off when you don't keep steady pressure on the on/off switch is maddening!
I had an electric knife almost identical to this one for a number of years. Some little part on the knife blade eventually failed (plastic), and I'd been looking for a replacement. I wanted something good and reliable. Unfortunately looking at reviews for almost all electric knives showed problems with most all of them. I finally decided the price on this one was low enough to take a chance.
After years of use, my old knife finally quit. I shopped various stores and noticedthe Hamilton Beach Carve'n set. The price was right on Amazon. It came in a verynice hard case along with a long fork to hold the meat. The case is very nice looking as is the electric knife itself. The knife is sharp with plenty of power plus easy cleanup. I rate this better than knives costing much more.
I use my  Hamilton Beach electric knife to slice homemade bread and can't imagine not having it for that purpose alone. I gave both my daughters bread makers for Christmas and included this and a recipe book as well. These are great little knives with holding fork and comes in a nice white plastic case. They were both thrilled to receive these.
I've never used an electric knife, but this thing went through a Tri Tip roast like nothing. I was able to cut slices of any thickness I like all the way down to shaved paper thin.The storage container is very nice too.
Hamilton Beach 74250 Carve 'n Set Electric Knife with Case is great! I love that it has a fork and a storage case. Where to put these gadgets is always an issue, but this sits nicely on top of the cookbooks in my kitchen cabinet and I never have to worry about what to do with the cord. It cuts pretty well, but I think that it could be a bit sharper.. easier to cut very thin slices, but I am mostly satisfied with its performance.
I bought this electric knife specifically for carving turkey and ham. I only  use it twice a year on average, but I've owned this model for a few years. For quick work, carving one turkey, etc, it's great.The blades are short enough to allow easy maneuverability, and they stay tight together so they cut rather than shredding the meat. They're also long enough to get the full length of a turkey breast or width of the ham in a single slice.
If you're looking for the cleanest, best cut then you shouldn't be using an electric knife. If you want a fast, good, dependable cut that gets the job done then buy this electric knife. I think the people giving it a poor review because of the quality of cut are being unfair. This knife gives a very good cut and considering the price you get the knife, fork, and a case.
My previous electric knife was maddening in that regard - it would cut-out repeatedly as my trigger finger shift position slightly. This knife has an acceptable lock-out by comparison - I found myself unimpeded in my progress when carving our Thanksgiving turkey.Like conventional electric toothbrushes, electric carving knives suffer from a severe case of lack of 'coolness', particularly in this era of foodies and farm-to-fork nonsense, concepts mainly utilized as ostentatious shows of wealth.
Answer: The Knife Cuts The Bread Thin And The Double Knives Do Not Shred The Bread.