The One-Handed Board
$299.00
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The One-Handed Board
$299.00
Buy it as a set and save $128
The Prep & Serve Set
$230 $358 save $128
The whole Easy-Grip Cutlery Set comes free — and the pair still costs $69 less than the board on its own.
Free delivery, and thirty days to send it back if it does not help.
- Free delivery over $89
- Ships from Australia, 2-5 days
- 30-day returns, no questions
- NDIS-friendly
- Answered by a person, by email
- Free Express over $199
Sits under the $1,500 NDIS low-cost assistive technology threshold, so self- and plan-managed participants can buy today.
What do you do when the onion won't stay still?
Cutting something round is the job that quietly stops people cooking. The onion rolls, the potato spins, and the hand that would normally hold it isn't free — or isn't strong enough to be much use. Everything else in the kitchen is manageable. It's the holding.
The board holds the food. You do the cutting.
Press a potato, an onion or an apple down onto the short stainless pins and it stops moving. Raised bamboo walls along the back and one side make a corner to push a slice of bread into while you butter it. Non-slip feet underneath keep the board where you put it, so you are not steadying two things at once — you are just cutting.
The knife in the set is an ulu: a curved blade with the handle sitting directly above it, so you cut by rocking your wrist rather than pushing a blade forward. The force goes straight down through your arm instead of through your fingers. When you're finished, the blade goes into its own bamboo cover and the whole set goes in the drawer or stays on the bench.
What changes in your kitchen
- Round vegetables stop rolling — stainless pins hold food still while you cut
- Bread stays put while you butter it — push it into the raised corner
- The board doesn't travel — non-slip feet keep it on the bench
- Less grip, less wrist — you rock the ulu, you don't push or saw
- Stores safely — food-grade stainless blade, bamboo handle, bamboo blade cover
- Works whichever hand you use
- Kind to the blade, easy to carry — solid bamboo, light enough to take to the bin
Thirty days to try it in your own kitchen
Use it at home for thirty days. If it does not help, send it back and we will refund you.
Want to ask something first? Email us and a person replies — usually the same day, never a chatbot.
The details
In the box: The bamboo board, the ulu knife, and the bamboo cover the knife stores in.
Care: Hand wash and dry. A wipe of oil every few months keeps the bamboo from drying out.
Delivery: Ships from Australia, 2 to 5 business days. Free Express delivery on orders of $199 or more.
NDIS-friendly. This sits well under the $1,500 low-cost assistive technology threshold, so self-managed and plan-managed participants can buy it today — no quotes, no pre-approval. Ask us for an itemised invoice with our ABN and we will send one.
Still Able sells everyday kitchen tools, not medical devices.
- Pins hold food still
- A raised corner for bread
- Non-slip feet
- Rocking ulu knife
- Works with either hand
The board holds the food. You do the cutting.
The One-Handed Board keeps an onion, a potato or a slice of bread exactly where you put it.
Food stops rolling
Press an onion, a potato or an apple onto the short stainless pins and it stays put.
Bread stays put
Raised bamboo walls make a corner to push a slice into while you butter it.
The board does not travel
Non-slip feet keep it on the bench, so you are not steadying two things at once.
Rock, don't saw
The ulu's handle sits directly above the blade, so you cut by rocking your wrist.
It is the holding, not the cutting
Cutting something round is the job that quietly stops people cooking. The onion rolls, the potato spins, and the other hand is not free or not strong enough. The pins do that hand's job.
A knife that works from the wrist
With an ulu the force goes straight down through your arm instead of through your fingers. Less grip, less wrist, and no pushing a blade forward.
Put away safely
The food-grade stainless blade stores in its own bamboo cover. The board is solid bamboo, kind to the blade, and light enough to carry to the bin.
In the box
The bamboo board, the ulu knife, and the bamboo cover the knife stores in.
Care
Hand wash and dry. A wipe of oil every few months keeps the bamboo from drying out.
Trial
Thirty days to try it in your own kitchen. If it does not help, send it back for a refund.
Questions people ask first
Who is it for?
Anyone cooking with one hand, or with a hand that cannot hold food steady. It is an everyday kitchen tool, not a medical device.
Does it work left-handed?
Yes. It works whichever hand you use.
How do I look after it?
Hand wash and dry it. A wipe of oil every few months keeps the bamboo from drying out.
What comes with it?
The bamboo board, the ulu knife, and the bamboo cover the knife stores in.
Can I buy it with NDIS funding?
It sits well under the $1,500 low-cost assistive technology threshold, so self-managed and plan-managed participants can buy it today, with no quotes and no pre-approval. Ask us for an itemised invoice with our ABN and we will send one.
How long does delivery take?
It ships from Australia in 2 to 5 business days. Delivery is free on orders of $89 or more, and Express is free on orders of $199 or more.
What if it doesn't help?
Use it at home for thirty days. If it does not help, send it back and we will refund you.
Can I ask a question before I buy?
Yes. Email us and a person replies, usually the same day. Never a chatbot.
Still Able sells everyday household tools, not medical devices.