> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://thechocolatelife.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # New: mini-guitar - URL: https://thechocolatelife.com/hello-communityi-present-to-your-attention-a-mini-guitar-very-compact-but-nevertheless-very/ - Published: 2017-10-04T09:07:02.000Z - Updated: 2021-01-11T18:41:40.000Z - Author: The Archivist - Tags: Classifieds Hello, community! I present to your attention a mini-guitar. Very compact, but nevertheless, very productive guitar. Very small size — as A4 sheet of paper. The working field is 195×195 mm. In a small kitchen of the place does not take at all, and for one cycle of cut we get 36 !!! big size — 30×30 mm — candies. THREE quick-change frames – 15 mm, 22.5 mm and 30 mm (it is possible to produce frames with a different cutting step 37.5 – 45.0 – 60.0 – 75.0 – 90.0 mm) – is a huge space for candy variations. Made entirely of stainless steel. The strings are also made of very high-quality 0.5 mm SS wire. ![](https://thechocolatelife.com/content/images/wordpress/2017/10/Choco_EquipmentMiniGuitar-1024x1024.jpeg) --- Archived Comments --- Comment by: SwansboroChocolate Posted on: Jul 28, 2018 Please email info to info@borochocolate.com --- Comment by: TheButternut Posted on: Feb 05, 2018 Hi! please email the pricing as well ppieper3@yahoo.com thanks --- Comment by: Choco\_equipment Posted on: Jan 14, 2018 I plan this week to finish the production of the next batch. Configuration of maxi. 4 frames. 15.0-22.5-30.0-37.5 --- Comment by: chocolategratitude Posted on: Jan 09, 2018 Have you sold your guitar cutter? --- Comment by: Choco\_equipment Posted on: Nov 18, 2017 @ChristysConfections Hi, Christy. I replied in the mail. Thank you for your interest. --- Comment by: ChristysConfections Posted on: Nov 15, 2017 Thanks, DiscoverChoc! I think I was surprised by how challenging the one guitar’s strings we’re to replace because I worked in a chocolate shop for several years that had a DeBuyer guitar cutter and replacing those strings was a cinch! The end of the string has metal, much like a bolt, fused to it so you just put it through a hole at the top of the frame added a nut and tightened it. None of the excruciating threading the wire through a hole and rotating the bolt around. It probably would have helped if I had seen a YouTube video though 😉 --- Comment by: DiscoverChoc Posted on: Nov 15, 2017 @ChristysConfections – Welcome to the world of guitar cutters. Strings – even on expensive units – are a pain to replace. You can find replacement wire at dr.ca. @Choco\_equipment – I am interested in knowing basic pricing (FOB your factory) in US$ plus DHL shipping costs to NYC. For reference. I also recommend a YouTube (or Vimeo) video tutorial on string replacement if you don’t already have one. --- Comment by: ChristysConfections Posted on: Nov 15, 2017 I am potentially interested. But I am in Canada, so I imagine the shipping would be pricey. What is your asking price? Where Can I buy extra strings? Also, how are the strings tightened? I used a guitar for a while where the strings were a terrible pain to replace and tighten. You can email me at christy\[underscore\]farion@hotmail.com (replace \[underscore\] with \_). --- Comment by: Choco\_equipment Posted on: Oct 05, 2017 Poland --- Comment by: DiscoverChoc Posted on: Oct 05, 2017 @Choco\_equipment – Where are these made? Where do they ship from?