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Looking for an easy way to cut snapper into cutlets. Was thinking of getting a bandsaw. Does anyone know if there is a difference from a butchers bandsaw to one used for woodworking? Can a wood working one be used to cut up snapper? Or does someone have an easy to cut them up they wish to share?

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When you use a bandsaw you can get bone dust over your cutlets.I used to scale and turn the fish into cutlets by cutting with a sharp knife down to the backbone and then get a bigger knife and locate the nearest joint between the backbone and then cut thru' there with the big knife and then slice thruth flesh on the otherside of the fish with the sharp knife.These days I find the quickest way is to fillet down oneside with the scales left on and then skin that fillet and then slice out the lateral bones, next cut the fillet into slabs

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I use to take Mulloway and Snaps to my local friendly Butcher,and he would do it for me,at the small cost of a few cutlets thrown his way.Just drop it off then return later that arvo and all nicely cutleted and bagged up.But apparently now they cant do it for health restrictions,if they get caught it can be a fine.Cheers

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When you use a bandsaw you can get bone dust over your cutlets.I used to scale and turn the fish into cutlets by cutting with a sharp knife down to the backbone and then get a bigger knife and locate the nearest joint between the backbone and then cut thru' there with the big knife and then slice thruth flesh on the otherside of the fish with the sharp knife.These days I find the quickest way is to fillet down oneside with the scales left on and then skin that fillet and then slice out the lateral bones, next cut the fillet into slabs

:icon_lol:When I'm ot doing it ;):D :DI'd be careful with using woodworking machinery,the blades may have a few toxic substances upon them + a lot of wood has arsenic in it so if the machine has chewed a lot of wood???
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When you use a bandsaw you can get bone dust over your cutlets.I used to scale and turn the fish into cutlets by cutting with a sharp knife down to the backbone and then get a bigger knife and locate the nearest joint between the backbone and then cut thru' there with the big knife and then slice thruth flesh on the otherside of the fish with the sharp knife.These days I find the quickest way is to fillet down oneside with the scales left on and then skin that fillet and then slice out the lateral bones, next cut the fillet into slabs

:icon_lol:When I'm ot doing it ;):D :DI'd be careful with using woodworking machinery,the blades may have a few toxic substances upon them + a lot of wood has arsenic in it so if the machine has chewed a lot of wood???
Yep! the easiest way is to get Tyke to fillet your fish for you :angel: :icon_lol:
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