Is this the New Jumbo Benriner that cuts 4 3/4" wide
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The overall width of this slicer is 5 inches but the actual widest cutting diameter is 3 3/4 inches. The overall length of the slide surface is 11 7/8 inches. If you are cutting a head of cabbage, you either must cut it in half first of do as I do and just rotate the head slightly so I can get a nice shred. I have stopped putting lettuce on sandwiches that I pack and just adjust the setting screws to a fine shred. That gives me some extra crunch and a better nutritional punch than lettuce would (although we now know lettuce is also good for us). I find the cabbage lasts a lot longer in the fridge also since I only make on sandwich at a time. The setting screws you see in the picture, on the sides of the slicer, are only to hold in the shredding blades that come with the Benriner. The actual thickness screws are under the unit and it takes little time to know just how thick you want your end product to know how far you should screw them in/out. There is no guide except you eye on these set screws. In their furthest, your slices will be about 1 mm which is a pretty fine slice - light passes through a potato slice at this thickness. Hope this helps.
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No, that's different model which has only one blade. The working surface on this model is 3 ¾".
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While there are several wide slots on this block, the widest is exactly big enough for a three-inch blade, and there s only one of them on this block. Looks like you need something bigger.
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I believe a 4" will do it. but if you have steady hands you can save yourself some coin if you tape it off well and cut it with a sawzall, jigsaw, etc.
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3/4 in the blade is 3 3/4 in But you will need to buy Roto Zip blades unless there is an after market blade I have not found one. It is a great little saw you can get right next to like a wall with there offset blade.
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Sue -- This blade cuts to about 3/8 inch if you go against the grain, much longer if you go with the growth as we do on our Maltese. Many of the other blades will adapt to the snap on plastic combs that will give a longer cut; the 4FC does not. You may wish to call Andis directly about this. Ed
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I'm not an expert by any means but my understanding is that it will fit in replace of what you have been using; the difference being that the the cutting edges will be shaped a little different.
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No it is not. Just measured it and its only 3" wide. The shears are perfect for my needs and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. However, the shrub trimmer attachment is absolutely worthless. My hedges keeps getting caught between the blades and it is a pain in the neck to keep going over the same spots because I have to stop and clear the branches out from the blades everytime.
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Yes to the 3/4 axle. Not sure about the 3" width. I used them on an AgraFab 25 Gallon sprayer.
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Hi, This is TZseller, thank you for your question, the cutter able to cut max up to 3.5" x 5"(L) . Thanks TZ
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If you cut it to fit the correct length and width the 4-inch thickness will fit in the 3.5-inch just fine.
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This is a great saw and you will love it. If you want to saw 4in wood, get the 3/4 in blade and you should be fine.
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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!
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Also B0002IYI62 looks the same. Different colors. Different year models? I would like to know too. Check image 3 on:Benriner Japanese Mandolin Vegetable Slicerby GrunwergIt shows the lady with 2 slicers of different colors but appear to be the same size. Now check Benriner Wide-Body Large Slicerby BenrinerThe Benriner video at the 4th image shows 3 different slicers:Jumbo BenrinerSuper BenrinerBenriner (the smallest)
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It should tell you on the spec sheet. I am pretty sure it is for both 3" & 4"
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I have done test rip cuts in 4/4 maple and it works well, not sure if this is beyond the design. Mostly using the saw for various cross cuts (trimming plugs, end pieces) on maple and walnut. Even tried it out on bubinga and it cuts well if you go slowly. Love the canvas cover.
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The cutting surface is 2.5" wide, so is appropriate for smaller vegetables. I agree that if you are planning to slice large apples, onions, or potatoes, you are safer with the Jumbo version. And do be careful with it. I ended up getting cut-proof Kevlar gloves because I cut myself several times.
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The measurement 4" is only the bottom ( Straight edge) of the blade. Hope this helps!