Is it big enough to catch my errant slice? How close should I stand to it?
1133839
yes, this particular net is very wide. You have to stand roughly 3 to 3 1/2ft away from the net.I was hitting thru this net within 3 weeks after I purchased it. Would not recommend this net.
1133840
yes, this particular net is very wide. You have to stand roughly 3 to 3 1/2ft away from the net. I was hitting thru this net within 3 weeks after I purchased it. Would not recommend this net.
1133841
It's big, but you really need to hit it straight or a little bit to either side of the center. It will not catch a serious slice. I stand back about 5 to 6 feet.
1133842
Actually, I've seen my dad use it. Left handed golfer and killer slice. He likes it. I'm a bad judge of distance but for practicing his swing it seems perfect. Must be at least few years old and he still uses it. Its set up in garage. That may help you gage distance. Standar depth garage. Hits front to back.
1464792
It should be fine as long as the appliance has its center of gravity twards the back and not on the very front. Just slide it out carefully to get a feel for it the first few times. I have a kureg on it and it is fine sticking over by about 2" on my counter. It has been a life saver on my counter!!
254401
Answer here...I would tell you to try a small out of the way spot first, but i can't imagine why you would have any issue
1246063
Place it on the bottom rack and be sure to cut it down so there is an inch or so of open space one either side
270834
As shown in the photo, the slicing guides have a wavy top, which I think is a design feature rather than functional. The shortest guide reaches 4.5" above the shelf the bread sits on, and the tallest guide is 5".
1601777
I honestly can't say, yet. I used it to slice & core some granny smith apples, twice, to sauté in a bit of butter & cinnamon sugar. It was automatically perfect for my task, so I haven't tried to adjust. The slices were maybe 3/8" thick.
605540
If you place the bread slicer on top of a damp towel it will stay put on the counter. I find that this works well for cutting boards, as well. I am short in stature. I place the bread slicing guide on a table that is considerably lower height than my counters. Makes it much easier to slice loaves that are taller than the slots. To keep the loaf in place within the slicer, you might put a piece of cardboard in the slot behind the heel of the loaf.
1656592
It's big enough. I wouldn't suggest getting this product unless you are using iron sights. Actually would suggest looking for a different catcher....I never got mine working properly.
1872143
My old countertop was bull nosed and it worked as it should. My current countertop has flat sides and I'm not aware of the board moving. The lip grabs the counter to prevent movement while rolling dough away from you, and my body prevents the board sliding toward me when rolling dough the other way. I love this board!
1990238
I don't know the exact dimentions off hand, but SIGHTLY smaller than the average slice of bread. The crust will be smushed and coming out the sides just a tiny bit to ensure it completely seals the sandwich.
427977
No, it will be too close to the element. I always put my oven rack at the lowest position & then put the 3-in-1 rack on top of the oven rack.
1150911
Try facing the slicer away from the bunch. Directly facing the bunch is taken as a sign of aggression and could be the reason.
830902
Depends on how careful you are. I usually eat Totino's pizzas that are 8 inch and they fit handily. I'd say 10" easily, 11" -maybe-, but it'll likely be touching the walls on both sides.
29630
The body is slightly over 4" wide and the cutting surface is 3.5" wide. Anything wider than 3.5" may need to be cut or rotated to slice. I love it, but be very careful!! I had band-aids all over my hands until I got used to it. The holder that comes with it isn't the most practical. I never use it and am especially careful when cutting.
754110
My bread machine is a Breadman with a 5 1/2" wide pan. The loaves will not fit comfortably in this slicer, which measures 4 7/8" wide. While you can force the loaf into the slicer, the loaf may distort and yield uneven thickness slices. Still looking for the perfect guide!
1647680
I can guess that the slices we've toasted are maximum of 6 inches high. Hope this helps!Great toaster!
1370604
No. It's not wide enough. I have to keep my foil from Costco's on top of my fridge.