Cuisinart BDH-2 Blade and Disc Holder,White, 6

Great addition to my food processor! Husband got this along with food processor for my birthday - so glad he got this for keeping my blades in! I love the little lock on it.

I'm very happy with my BDH-2 Blade and Disc holder. I hadn't even opened my Cuisinart DLC-10S Food Processor until I finally ordered this, because I knew there was no way I'd feel free to use the processor and leave it accessible without having to hide the blades or risk getting cut. Each of the blades and the disc stem fit neatly in this holder, which I find to be more than sturdy enough. No, the spatula doesn't fit in there, but that is the least of my worries, although I suppose fitting every item in would be nice. I have plenty of utensil canisters and drawers where I can lose, I mean store, the spatula. The holder locks and unlocks easily, with a sturdy turn knob that doesn't require a pull and turn as the old reviews --and the first to pop up-- mention. Is it childproof? No, and I don't feel it is sold as such. Quite certain it could be opened with a bit of effort by young kids, but then again, I feel this is to protect ME, not kids. It is a neat, safe place to store the blades. I'd recommend it to anyone having the Food Processors it works with.

Love this storage container for my blade and discs!

I just received this yesterday and set it up with my attachments! Everything fits snugly and safely! I like that it has a lock on it, so it can’t open unexpectantly. I keep it up on the top shelf in my cabinet and that is a good safety feature, for sure! It’s lightweight and compact. Easy cleaning, just wipe down. It works well for storage. I was using my original storage box from my Kitchenaid processor, but of course, it didn’t fit well and I saw an accident waiting to happen! I even bought the dough blade, which has the spot for it!!! Now I’m all set! Perfect purchase! Can’t go wrong…

I have had a Cuisinart food processor for about 10 years but there was no way in hell I was going to pay 48 dollars for something to hold the blades. I didn't want to use a basket, as one reviewer suggested because I wanted to keep the blades covered and not risk dropping or knocking over a basket full of razor-sharp parts (this may not be an issue for most of America, but I am a klutz). I have used a Tupperware type container to keep the blades in, which did fine for a long time. The problem with that is that the components must be perfectly dry when stored this way or they will rust. Also, finding a container that they all fit in but wasn't way too big was a challenge Now that my plastic container is cracking, I thought that I would look on amazon and decided to give this a try since it was half price.This blade holder works well. The bottom is open, which allows for ventilation, but it would be nice if something was there, like a grid or other type of bottom to keep your fingers from going through when you move the holder. The locking feature is nice so that you can keep it locked while moving it. The knob, which another reviewer complained about, is flat and does NOT need to pushed in on the holder that I received. That may have been changed that feature since that review was published. The sharp blades are pretty secure but the dough blade just sits there and falls out pretty easily. That is just kind of annoying considering what they charge for this thing.In conclusion, this is a good product. 20-25 dollars is an okay price. It is not worth 48 dollars. There is room for improvement. Mainly, it does need something on the bottom. For parents of young children, this is NOT CHILDPROOF AT ALL. Keep it well out of reach of little ones.

Does what it is made to do.

Very nice accessory for our new 14 cup Cuisinart food processor. It keeps sharp blades organized and contained, shielding the sharp parts safely. Love it! Easy to use

My 40+ year old Cuisinart processor finally needed to be replaced.I purchased a 14 cup DFP-14BKSY model. This disk holder works perfectly.Holds the chopping blade, the disc stem and both of the discs.There is room for an additional disc if I decide to add one. I know a lot of reviews mention the lack of a bottom. This is a non-issue for me, I have it in an cabinet, I can open it and remove the pieces I need without moving the holder. However if you do keep it on a counter and are concerned about the lack of a bottom - you really don't have to be. The chopping blade when inserted correctly is not exposed, it slides into a groove that keeps it from being a danger. The discs, again if you insert them correctly, particularly the slicing disc, the actual sharp blade not accessible from the open bottom. This is a vast improvement from the disc hold that came with my original unit. It held only the discs and wasn't covered. There was no way to safely store the chopping blade besides keeping the processor assembled or using a plastic container for it. This holds all the accessories perfectly.