Perfect for the pizza oven. Fits perfect in the oven to grab the pizza and turn it around the stone.

This was purchased for a Christmas present for my Son, he was very happy with it, it works great

Really like this for the price. The cutter is sharp the peal is a nice weight and you get a spatula to pick out your slices. This is a good buy if your looking for this kind of thing

I got this kit mainly for the large paddle and I am pleased with the size and convenience of it. The paddle needed to be assembled and although no instructions were provided it wasn’t difficult to figure out. It’s nice shiny aluminum but it had a couple deep scratches that I believe were caused by spatula during shipping and packaging. The handle is long enough for two handed grip and the foldable design is a space saver for storing, and the handle can be easily removed for cleaning the paddle in a dishwasher.The spatula is also aluminum I believe, and it had some very sharp edges on one side. I’m guessing it is a result of the manufacturer stamping the piece out of a sheet. I think that’s what cut through the plastic film protecting the paddle and scratched it. I used a file to smooth down the sharp edge to prevent injury.The pizza cutter is similar to ones I saw in the store and comes with a plastic blade guard. It’s functional but I would prefer a longer one with more depth. It’s long enough for most cheap pizza you get from the store freezer, but our pizza is usually larger and this cutter doesn’t cut all the way across in one swipe. Still it’s better than nothing.None of the pieces are coated for non-stick but that doesn’t seem to be a problem.At $20 a set it’s not a bad deal. The manufacturer should address the issue of the sharp edges on the spatula.

Good seller and product

might have received a returned product, but I don't know. The Amazon box that the item was delivered in was perfectly fine and undamaged, but the Pizza Making Set box was totally smushed and torn where the lip is supposed to secure it closed. I cannot use it to store the peel in, which would have been nice, and thank goodness this was not intended as a gift.There was no packing material in the box either, so the items were just sliding around in there. The serving spatula tore through the "protective" plastic bag, which was not secured on the opposite end anyhow, so the spatula was just free to scuff up the wood handle of the pizza peel.The pizza peel and serving spatula still had the blue protective film on them, so if this was a returned product, it seems neither of those were used. The rocker cutter did not have any film on it, even though the whole thing is a piece of rolled metal. There is a plastic guard for the "sharp" edge of the cutter, but I was still a little surprised that there was not some film on this as there was blue film on the other two metal items.The plastic guard is thin and has a larger curve than the rocker cutter, so the guard itself slips a little on the ends. This might be so that it's easy to remove from the cutter, but I'd figured that was the purpose of the holes cut into the guard, so why the guard doesn't fit onto the cutter better I do not know. I don't know how secure it would be in a drawer with other kitchen utensils, and it would have been nice to just keep everything in the box and slip that into the cupboard, but I can't. If your box is not damaged, I'd store it in the box along with the pizza peel.As others have said, there are no instructions for assembling the pizza peel. It was fairly easy for me to figure out, but nowadays, almost everything comes with instructions, and I see no reason that there should not have been assembly and care instructions included. After seeing another person's review, I'm not sure if I should put the cutter or peel (minus the handle and hardware) in the dishwasher or not.The pizza peel folds by loosening the knob enough to rotate the handle. The handle sits a little funny when folded, and when extending it again, hold the screw pin into the recess in the handle to make sure you're securing it properly. I know some people don't have a problem with any of this, but if you have arthritis or some other difficulty, it might be a little cumbersome. The knob is at least a decent size with large cutouts for gripping. I would have preferred something easier, like a click-release or something, but it is only a $20 set.The size of the set makes it best suited for small frozen or handmade pizzas, like Totino's Party Pizza or personal sized handmade pizzas. It does work fine for regular frozen pizzas, as long as you don't expect to be able to cut clear across it in one go for bigger/deeper crust pizzas. It's also not as sharp as I'd like, so more force is needed than with a sharp wheel cutter. The advantage of the rocker is that it doesn't push your hot toppings across the pizza as much as a wheel does and because it's a large surface with no moving parts, it's easier to clean.I probably won't use this set for frozen pizza, as I can just grab the pizza from the oven with my wheel cutter and transfer it to a cutting surface, thereby having only one utensil to clean afterward. But I do like to make the occasional handmade pizza, and the pizza peel will be nice for transferring pizza from the counter to my pizza stone and back.Overall, it's a decent novelty set for the price that is fine for small pizzas, though instructions and better packaging would be nice.

Love my pizza spatula! I use it with my pizza stone!

Nothing to dislike. Quality product.