What is the width of the "beard" trimmer blade?
786745
Overall, 3/4"; cutting width is approximately 5/8". I find it difficult to use in areas that aren't relatively flat and open i.e., around corners of lips, under nose, around/near ears. I usually just use the regular trimmer with the guard off.
786746
The leading edge of the beard trimmer blade is 1 1/4" wide. The cutting teeth occupy 1 inch of the width (leaving 1/8" non-cutting "blade" width on either side of the actual teeth.) I wear a "close-trimmed" beard. I usually set the trimmer on "3", sometimes "2". This unit handles the "close cropped" beard very well. I disagree with the complaints about "flimsy plastic" on the blade shield/housing. Just hold the blade shield/housing with "normal" pressure against your beard and there should be no problem for "close cropped" beards. I can't comment on how it would work for "Grizzly Adams"-type beards.
786747
The leading edge of the beard trimmer blade is 1 1/4" wide. The cutting teeth occupy 1 inch of the width (leaving 1/8" non-cutting "blade" width on either side of the actual teeth.) I wear a "close-trimmed" beard. I usually set the trimmer on "3", sometimes "2". This unit handles the "close cropped" beard very well. I disagree with the complaints about "flimsy plastic" on the blade shield/housing. Just hold the blade shield/housing with "normal" pressure against your beard and there should be no problem for "close cropped" beards. I can't comment on how it would work for "Grizzly Adams"-type beards. The leading edge of the beard trimmer blade is 1 1/4" wide. The cutting teeth occupy 1 inch of the width (leaving 1/8" non-cutting "blade" width on either side of the actual teeth.) I wear a "close-trimmed" beard. I usually set the trimmer on "3", sometimes "2". This unit handles the "close cropped" beard very well. I disagree with the complaints about "flimsy plastic" on the blade shield/housing. Just hold the blade shield/housing with "normal" pressure against your beard and there should be no problem for... » Read More The leading edge of the beard trimmer blade is 1 1/4" wide. The cutting teeth occupy 1 inch of the width (leaving 1/8" non-cutting "blade" width on either side of the actual teeth.) I wear a "close-trimmed" beard. I usually set the trimmer on "3", sometimes "2". This unit handles the "close cropped" beard very well. I disagree with the complaints about "flimsy plastic" on the blade shield/housing. Just hold the blade shield/housing with "normal" pressure against your beard and there should be no problem for "close cropped" beards. I can't comment on how it would work for "Grizzly Adams"-type beards. « Show Less
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.
908
The end that contains the blade is slightly smaller than 3", maybe 2.8" +/- across
940568
I did not measure it but it is identical in size to the DeWalt OEM blade that came on the saw.
1142312
The blade is approx. 1.75 inches wide. The cutting edge is approx. 1/4" long. It is not adjustable.
2237476
two inches (if the fulcrum is where the two blades attach to each other :-)
2107424
I don't have a ruler but I estimate 12 to 14 inch handle. But the blades don't open wide (maybe 6-7 inches) so I have to make 2 cuts when I used to make 1 cut with my worn out clippers.
708641
The blades are 1/2" wide. The ends are notched... the length from the notches is 13 1/16... the length from end to end is 13 3/8. I bought the blades to fit a ridgid planer...hope this helps
1812316
The width of the blade when closed is approximately 1 & 1/2" (measured with measuring tape..)
2257635
The blade is 1 1/2 wide. I use it for my toy and mini poodles and it works well on the face. It is QUIET and can be used corded or not. Excellent clipper!
927248
The handle itself is 3.75 inch long. It is fairly heavy so you have to go gently. It gives me a fantastic close, gentile shave with great control.
984325
I have the Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie Knife and the dimensions are: Blade Length: 11 3/8", Overall Length: 16 5/8", Thickness: 3/16", Width: 2 5/32".
440268
The arbor size listed on the site for the Rockwell RW9231 VersaCut blade is 15 mm.
593891
I just measured mine -- total blade length is roughly 3.5", the edged portion being about three inches.
1847655
The blade measures about 3-5/8" long, about 9/16" wide, and about 3/32" thick. The handle is about 4-11/16" long, about 5/8" wide at the widest point, and just under 1/4" thick. The overall length is about 8-3/8". The handle, being thicker and longer, is heavier than the blade, so the balance point is about 3" from the end of the handle going toward the blade. I hope this helps.
326009
Blade is 19.25 inches, overall length is 35.5 inches. It will hold an edge well, as I have used it to trim palm trees, cane, and other tropical tree/bushes and it has held up very well
1505029
the oregon web site will give the answer. Sears of known to use different makers for thier products. A Referance to the owners manual should give the requirements of the blade measurements.