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Vollrath
King Kutter Suction-Base Manual Food Processor (6005)

Manual cone cutting with a suction base. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

The Vollrath King Kutter 6005 is a manual cone processor for cutting vegetables, not a powered batch-bowl appliance. Vollrath lists a suction-cup base and five stainless cones: shredding, string cuts, French fries, thin slices and crinkle cuts. That set makes it a specialized option for repeated cutting styles when the user is comfortable operating a manual tool. The official page marks it discontinued. The frozen Amazon title says only King Kutter Manual Food Processor, and the historical ASIN plus Fan-310105TZP clue do not establish that it is the 6005 configuration; this guide keeps that listing crosswalk unresolved and provides an exact-model search.

Consider it for

Manual slicing, shredding and specialty cuts when a suction base suits the work surface better than a clamp mount..

Look elsewhere if

Do not choose it for motorized chopping, puréeing, a batch bowl, dough processing, or a verified match to the historical Amazon ASIN.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • Vollrath lists five interchangeable cones for distinct vegetable cuts.
  • The suction base can be placed on a suitable surface without a table-edge clamp.
  • Manual operation avoids the need to match a motor voltage or frequency.

What to weigh up

  • There is no processor bowl, so the model has no documented batch capacity.
  • Manual turning is a different routine from a powered processor's motorized operation.
  • Vollrath marks 6005 discontinued and the historic Amazon configuration is unverified.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model covered6005
Main bowl capacityNo processor work bowl or bowl capacity documented
Small-batch bowlNo separate small work bowl
Slicing and shreddingFive manual cones include shredder and thin-slice cutters
Special attachmentInterchangeable cone set; no powered specialty attachment
Dough bladeNo dough blade in the listed cone set
Integrated cookingNo integrated cooking function documented

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 8, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

Five cones define the job

Vollrath lists a shredder-cut cone, string-cut cone, French-fry-cut cone, thin-slice-cut cone and crinkle-cut cone for the 6005. That gives the model a more specific cutting role than a single chopping blade, but it does not make it a general-purpose bowl processor. The cones are changed to select a cut style, and the exact page describes manual operation. This format is worth comparing when a kitchen repeatedly prepares vegetables in those shapes. It does not document a chopping bowl, puréeing, dough mixing, or the kind of small-batch blade work offered by a motorized chopper. [sliceShred] [doughBlade]

The suction base changes how it mounts

The official page identifies a suction-cup base and says it can be placed where convenient on a suitable work surface. This distinguishes 6005 from Vollrath's 6006 King Kutter, which uses a clamp base. If a table edge is unavailable or the buyer prefers a suction mounting point, the 6005's base may be the more appropriate format, provided the surface suits the manufacturer design. The source says the base is intended to prevent unwanted movement, but this review does not claim a measured level of stability. Check the surface and the condition of the base before relying on it. [handheldFeedThrough]

Manual work has different limits from a motor

Because Vollrath calls this a manual processor, the user supplies the movement rather than selecting a motor speed or pulse setting. That means no voltage or frequency matching is required, but the source also provides no motorized capacity or performance rating. The manufacturer describes the cones as stainless steel and lists a two-year limited warranty that excludes blades. Those details help assess materials and ownership questions without promising a cutting result. Buyers who want automated chopping, repeated large batches with less hand work, or a machine with a known bowl volume should compare a powered model instead. [northAmericanVoltage] [bowlCapacityCups]

There is no batch bowl to size

The 6005 is built around cones and a base rather than a work bowl. Vollrath lists overall dimensions of 8.25 by 9 by 12 inches, which provides a physical reference for storage and setup, but it does not state a food-batch capacity. A bowl-capacity filter therefore cannot compare it with a three-cup chopper or a twelve-cup processor. For use, plan to collect cut food separately; the product page does not specify an included catch vessel or a particular working volume. The absence of a bowl is a real format difference, not an unknown number to estimate. [smallBowl] [bowlCapacityCups]

Keep the model distinct from its Amazon history

The frozen candidate is titled King Kutter Manual Food Processor and includes the unverified Fan-310105TZP hint. Those details do not crosswalk its historical ASIN to Vollrath model 6005, so they are not used as proof of an exact Amazon offer or included package. The Vollrath page itself identifies 6005 and currently marks that model discontinued. This guide links to a tagged exact-model search, not a direct ASIN page. Compare the model code, suction base and five cones in any listing; do not substitute the 6006 clamp-base configuration. No current seller stock, price or user-review claim is made. [sliceShred]

What else to compare

Vollrath 6006 uses a clamp base with a similar five-cone manual format; choose between them based on the mounting surface, and use a powered processor for motorized bowl work.

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Before you buy

Does the King Kutter 6005 have a processor bowl?

Vollrath describes a manual cone processor with a suction base and does not list a work bowl or batch capacity.

Which cutting cones are listed for model 6005?

The maker lists shredder, string-cut, French-fry, thin-slice and crinkle-cut cones.

How does 6005 differ from Vollrath 6006?

The 6005 page specifies a suction-cup base; the 6006 has a clamp base. Confirm the code and base in the offer.

Is the historical Amazon listing an exact 6005 offer?

No crosswalk was found between that ASIN and model 6005, so the destination is an exact-model search.

Where can I check the current price?

Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.

Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Choose 6005 for its suction-base manual cone format when those cutting styles suit the task. It is not a batch-bowl or powered processor, and the historic Amazon listing is not confirmed as this exact model.

Is it the right fit?

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