8" or 9" what to buy?
786083
The larger allows for more peppers to be filled. I'd recommend the 9" if you use pepper a lot. (The measurement is the height, which equals the hollow space inside approx.)
786084
I would recommend the 9". More space between the hand and crank. Good luck!
2175725
As far as I know, either a 4", 6" or 8" will work. I don't know about the 9" but cannot imagine why not. The differences will be in the resultant height of the portion on which one sits. When I had an 8" & a similar frame several years ago, I would arrange it & then kinda plop on it a few times or stand on it & stomp it into submission. Now I have a 4" & it's a breeze to fold & manipulate especially as I'm in my mid-60s & no longer as buff & strong as in yesteryears. If these solutions don't please you, you can always single layer it by allowing 1/3 to fall over the top... then shove it against a wall to secure in place. If you leave the frame in the position as shown in the photo then you are looking at single layering it & no problem. Good luck & hope this has helped.
98978
definitely 9" for the kids. 9" won't work for most adults unless you're really short like 5 foot and under or you have a really tall commercial toilet that is a couple inches taller than a standard 15" toilet.
1865065
8 hole 5 inchThis is the best because of its selection http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0000223T7?pc_redir=1413896983&robot;_redir=1
270187
I've got the Diablo Freud 8" stacked set that can do up to 7/8 with all the shims and spacers. I've used it up to 13/16. It's not the fanciest / best out there, (I think I paid $99 at HD), but it seems to work well. It's my firsts dado set so I don't have anything to compare it to, but the three projects I've worked on so far have come out great.
1799131
I used 8 gauge for 6*9. Personally I would go 6 gauge. But not knowing the power of your amp and Speakers I can't say more. Don't buy the cheaper ones. Solid copper not copper coated.
1098686
I would get the 20 " because you can always remove a link or two very easily.Hope this helps
2007909
Unless storage space is an issue, I would go with the 8 quart. The extra space is always handy when cooking for larger crowds - and the large basket can be used to steam crab legs, etc.
1783648
I would get a larger pair of plyers. A 6 or 8 inch pair would do the job best.
1913445
Any 9.7 or 10 inch tablet will work. The only problem with this product is the plastic corner posts that hold the tablet, breaks too easily.
1541100
We have a British Berkefeld standard which uses 7", and bought the 9" by mistake. The 9"fit just fine.
100880
I use my 11" for a few guns but the ones it fits like a gem are the S&W; model 41 and my IWI full size baby eagle 9mm both are full size weapons with a 4.5 to 5.5 inch barrel full size grips too..............If your gun is a compact or used for concealed carry the 8" should be good for any medium size gun.............Hope this helps
216733
I think the 8.5" is a great all-purpose size for most age ranges. How do you intend to use it? When I was a kid we occasionally used larger sized balls for 4square, but the 8.5" offers better ball handling / control.
1299507
We like the longer blade. Never tried the 8". We use this knife for EVERYTHING.
57447
It looks like it is the 8' model because the 9' model would say XL. Also the price is more in line with the 8' model.
565358
i'm trying to decide on 2 or 3 inch now. what did you get and would you recommend it or the other?
1083364
Well it is only a high-fi bookshelf system.Look at my previous post about cutting cross-overs. To your question, I'd go with any decent 10" I have a 8" and like it.