What's the profile of this molding (rounded, square at edges with pointed high point, ?), and how thick is it?
622511
The profile of this molding is smooth, slightly rounded, with rounded edges on the top side, flat on bottom side, 0.25" thick at thickest part. 1" wide. I used it for cockpit surround molding on a 1974 sports car restoration.
622512
Think theyre close to 1/4 inches thickness may slightly lessRounded edges no high point at center which is straight
622513
The profile of this molding is shown on Cowles web site - http://www.cowlesproducts.com/styleguard_bodymolding.html. It is approximately 1/4" thick.
622514
It's probably wider than most would want it for and doesn't have a low profile. I wanted it for small rock chips around a wheel well....the chips weren't as unsightly as this thick hunk of plastic, when all was said and done.
622515
About an eighth of an inch thick at thickest, slightly raised in a gentle curve at the middle.
622516
Flat on the end we cut it at an angle. 1/4 inch thick and 1/2 inch wide. It looked nice on our son's car
1066555
That's not a problem at all, I also have the 16 gauge straight model and have no issues using it with moldings, although I have come across instances where the angled version might have had an advantage. It's a great tool and one of my personal favorites in the workshop.
2097012
Fits a round table, but has eight straight edges. It's at least two ply, I think.
1818294
Somewhere in between. They're not sharp corners but they're also not completely rounded. I bought two of these and really like them, they're good quality.
771685
It is as thick as a mid to high grade vinyl tile. We were able to put it right up against our existing molding. However, I have someone who can cut an extremely straight line. I hope this helps!
104708
If I'm understanding your question correctly, the edges on the bottom are rounded
2162872
I find that the first answer to the question match what I measured. And as you noted, all edges -- interior and exterior -- are rounded and it is tapered top to bottom.
817780
I have cheap manual calipers which read as ~1.9mm thickness; not quite 2mm. The bottom is roundED (not flat), but not as round as the rest (in a diameter a little smaller than a CD; ~4").
1600963
Actually I returned this item as it was not square completely, bad mold to be exact and order a round one, it was fine and no the top does not need to be completely flat except were the bowl sits on the top for it to seal correctly!
1961165
The meshing is 1/2" square. Works fine for 1/2 sheet cakes. Better than the ones with just the lines.
147629
sorry for the delayed response...I was away. The widest spot is the top molding at 30"
738055
About 14.5" from plastic base (not internal metal connector, but plastic rim) to rough tip (was not flush with measure, did not bend to make flush)
1516135
The outer edges are pretty rigid (profiled plastic). The grid flexes, maybe a couple of inches in the middle.
1735106
the thickness is at the widest part, i.e. where the double ended screw hold the whole thing together. It is 9mm thick. I do hope this answers your question.
2123135
I'm sorry, I don't have a clue, I only use it for sponging and embossing.. I haven't baked it yet... but now I might! Good luck and thanks for asking.
1074283
It's hard to say exactly, but it is a good thickness for making cards and cutting dies. I use it a lot and like it.
106370
I don't know, but it is "moldable". You may need a few extra items to get it in the area, such as a toothpick or skewer. Both of my chips were on edges.