When fully expanded how wide are the gaps (diamond shapes)?
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About 3.5" x 5.5" (width x height) , if you are measuring from the points of the diamond.
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I can fit my fist through, but my brothers 10 pound Chihuahua couldn't fit through if that helps?
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I'm answering from memory (not at home), but the square openings are no more than about 4" x 4".
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In the bottom of each colander, the spaces are 2 mm square. As the mesh is "mooshed" to form up the sides, the squares become longer and narrower, and the resulting diamond-shaped holes become smaller. My colanders set came from the vendor Korin and have held up very well. The mesh has not become misshapen, so it was easy to measure the squares.
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The widest gap between vertical bars is 2 1/4". There are smaller gaps as stated in the other answers.
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It will be a gap. they are visually rectangular but due to manufacturing processes (hi temp) sides got a little curve and looks like hand made. Just allow some space between them.
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The gems are over an inch wide by maybe a qtr inch. It would give you 1/8 inch overlap on each side.
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The hole pattern was wider than my existing holes. I was only able to use 1 of the existing holes and then had to drill 3 new holes in my frame. I don't have the actual dimensions. My old scissor jacks were much smaller than these.
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Most holes are 1/4 inch. Unless you have very small holes I would look at buying the bulk lots and not this item. I ended up throwing most of it away.
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As I recalled the dimensions are listed on the outside of the box that contains the pieces.The dimension is not listed on the instruction sheet.Amazon can probably answer your question as they have access to the box.VLK
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The inner section gaps are 2-1/4" wide. The two outside gaps are 2-3/4" wide.
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The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's just not as useful as it would have been if it had been posted correctly to begin with. The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's... » Read More The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's just not as useful as it would have been if it had been posted correctly to begin with. « Show Less
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The base of the diamond is 1 1/8 inches across; the depth is about 1 1/4 inch. Good size and depth for filled candies; too small for cake pops.
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The circles are about 1 1/4" in diameter, the pyramids are about the same and also the hearts, the long rectangles ones are 1 1/2" long and 3/4" wide, the dented circles and dented squares are about a square inch each. They are all over about between 1/2"-3/4" deep, in between those two. I really like them. they make bite size chocolates and you have a sample of each without having to buy 6 different molds, yes, there's only 5 of each but nice if you want variety.
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I can pull it out and do some measurements... but for a quick answer I would say no. Roughly 6-8 would be my estimate (depending on the batter). Not sure if you are going to put icing / rolled fondant on it and how exact you need the sphere shape, but you could bake also a round 8" in addition and put it under the dome...with icing you could "hide" this expansion .. hope this helped
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The outer dia of the opening is 1.50". this Dia (at the opening) is constant only for .75" then gets larger.
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Probably 3/4 of an inch. The problem would be holding the angled flats on the molding correctly.
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About 9 inches wide by 7 inches high, measuring the widest points of the diamond cutout. My fat Persian queen fits fine.