What size core does it cut? i.e the diameter of the corer itself.
634547
It's about 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch. You have to be careful about not pressing too hard or you will take out the bottom of the apple!
634548
Yes, but i found I can now core any size apples, the apple corer/slicer type really was awkward for oversized apples, etc. This is sharp and easy
634549
Maybe an inch at most. Honestly I'd like it to be a little bigger however it's really easy to core more of the apple with it.
1306513
1/8 inch kerf measures 0.125 inches. This blade actually measures 0.098 inches on my digital calipers. So the answer is that it this blade is about 0.025 narrower standard kerf blade. Great blade. Was so impressed with the cut that purchased another for my 10 miter saw. Cuts great on that as well. Looking at getting a similar blade for my 12 inch miter saw.
1534002
It's a straight edge that is about 12" in length. It will not easily cut around tight diameter objects.
1004301
No, it's about the same. I know the pinapples that you buy because I buy those huge ones at Sam's. What I do after I use the corer to get most (some) of the pinapple out, is cut what's left into sections and take a sharp knife and carefully slice the remainder of the "meat" off. You can also squeeze the juice out and put it with the slices or simply drink it. They do not make a Corer any bigger; I promise I've checked every where. Sorry I couldn't help. Carol
446705
It is standard 3" core size. I was worried about that too, when I was deciding. But it is....
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.
1676302
It will not pare and core only. The corer and slicing blade are one piece. If you remove the corer/slicing blade, it will just peel. You can have it core and slice by keeping the paring blade out of position. I find that the blade slices a little too thin for me and the blade is not adjustable but the machine really works well. I don't know why people say it will not stay still when using the suction lever. As long as the counter or table is formica or glass. it is very stable. I use apples from three trees I have in my yard and it does a good job on large and odd shaped apples for me. Not as good as medium sized but more then adequate.
1148402
I used this for apples mainly. I wasn't impressed with the corer tho. It was a little clumsy I tried to peal a orange and almost broke it. For apple uncored it work great.
1024635
the diameter is about 30 cm. it is a small wheel for fine cuts see info below from Home Depot Dremel Rotary Tools 7/8 in. Diamond Wheel 545 Dremel Rotary Tools 7/8 in. Diamond Wheel 545
2010984
I agree with Lou's comment. 2-3 inches if the wood is not something like Manzanita, which is very hard and as such will limit the diameter to less than 2". It all depends on how much water is in the wood at the time of the cut, but for most woods, I would average out the diameter at 2".
1699774
I'm not home now but if I recall correctly it's probably about an inch. I have a pretty small Wustof paring knife and it ses to me that it gets most of it.
1388123
It's a circle cutter on a convex circular surface (egg), so there is no size limitation for either. The cut will always be 1.5" (inches) in diameter. It will work on any size egg larger than that (quail eggs are out, but ostrich may work).
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1/4 inch. This tool is fatastic. You can dig with it, hammer with it, chop with it, pry with it, saw with it, skin a rabbit with it and fillet a fish. On my post I said I'd had mine for 30 years, I then checked and found that it has been only 20. I highly reccomend this tool!
2101317
I used this cutting board for woodworking jigs. So I had to cut it into smaller pieces. It is a full 1/2".
2250804
Easily cuts up to 1 inch in fibreglass or similar hard product. Does not cut wood well. Depth will ultimately be detremined by the size of the grinder you have it mounted on, the blade is only 4 1/2 inches in diameter
1851289
We were using the 1 1/2" tenon cutter on logs which were 3" and smaller in diameter, and it worked fantastic. I don't know about logs any larger though.
954765
I have a slicer I use for smoked salmon it is 16 inches from the start of the handle to the end of the blade and it fits fine with a couple of inches to spare.