What is the distance between the sides were it attaches to the cutting blade? I need one that is between 1 3/4" and 1 7/8".
810100
I measure 1 3/4" on the plastic, the metal blade is 1 13/16" so, you will get a tight fit
806525
Not sure of the length but mine is a little bit loose and does not cut well.
872800
The reamer is 1/8" in size 1/4" back from the leading cutting edge. The reamer is 1/2" at the very end of the taper, which is 3 3/8" back from the 1/8" size.
607188
It is 3/8 of an inch long. The standard one that comes with the clipper is too short for me. So I purchased this 3/8" blade to give my pomeranians summer cuts (lion cuts). I feel like the 3/8" blade is too long. I should of bought something slightly shorter. Like a 1/4" blade. Take a ruler and see where 3/8" is and you will see how long it is. I personally wanted it shorter because I don't want to cut my poms more than 2x's in the summer.
1315573
I appreciate the time you took to try and help though that doesn't tell me at all what the width of the blade is. Width is how wide is is. This answer explains the depth of cut
83534
The bread knife I have is 8 1/2" long and fits in a slot 2 1/4" wide. Not knowing the length/width of the Cutco knife, this is the best answer I can provide.
87746
The whole thing is 2 1/2 inches wide. From blade to actual blade, it's a little over 1 3/4 inches
827467
Due to the slant of the forward part of the handle, the measurement varies a bit. From the top of the handle to the tip is 8 1/8". From the bottom it measures 8 5/16"So, the answer to your question is, no. The blade is 1/8th of an inch longer than 8".
1648503
Just measured it. It is 7" long for the cutting edge. The TOTAL length of the blades are 11" long. The first 3" go into the handle and then there's about 1" that is the blocking guide, so you can't push them in any farther. That leaves you with 7" of the cutting blade. I really like this knife, it has a good feel and balance to it. Hope this helps you. S.R.
1168733
I think i saw a blade that leaves 1/2". That would probably work. That blade that comes with it leaves about 1/4" or less.
1637078
The width of the cutting blade/head is 1 1/2 inches. I really like this clipper because it is so quiet.
2101315
it's closer to 3/8" - I used some sheet metal screws on the underside so that it set flush with my sawtop. (if you're using it for a saw insert...)
136940
It is not even 1/2". It is very shallow which is good for cutting. I felt t hat the deeper would be uncomfortable for chopping.
1833421
I measured 3 1/2 inches across the widest part. Hard to get exact measurment because that part of the blade is not flat, but has the corer in the middle.
256636
Yes....it has a #1, 1/2 inch cut also has: #A 3/4 inch, #C 7/8 inch, #E 1 inch, #0 5/8 inch, #2 3/8 inch, #4 1/4 inch & #5 1/8 inch. Hope that helps!
567171
1/2" Foam is the limit for this particular cutter. It has 1/8" marks where you tighten the blade to adjust.
1441291
The width where the branch enters between the moving blades measures at 3/4", but it reduces down to 1/2" as the moving blade meets the fixed blade. In other words, cutting a 3/4" branch will take a bit of coaxing.