What's the diameter of the cutting area? / How large a peach will it accommodate? Thx
650506
It's not easy to measure. The blades are in the way. It does work on very large peaches.you will love it.
650507
The pit circle blade is about 1 1/8" X 1 1/2"... The entire blade circle is 3 1/2" (yes, I used a tape measure & actually measured) ... So medium to small peach. Sometimes, if your peach is too too small you'll lose a lot of the flesh around the pit & I've only had one peach not fit all the way, but it was like a super huge mutant peach. .. Otherwise, I use this every time for peaches.
860747
The openings are large ... 6 x 6 inches ... large enough for easy harvesting, so you can get your hand and a big fruit or vegetable through.
966260
that's what I got it for it extends out about 3 inches, but save your self money don't buy it find another brand. this one is not as good as when they first came out, this one doesn't have the power to shave fuzz off a peach, Its far weaker than the same one I purchased a few years ago, the blades won't trim anything.
2025338
32.5" with cutting board in place. I agree that the wood is too pretty to cut on and would be difficult to properly sanitize.
1783649
I purchased mine to use to cut mandarine oranges. I have used them to cut a 1/4 inch branch but have not tried anything as big as wire. I honestly do not know if they would cut but probably. I do not have much strength in my hands so I could not even test them.
1799615
Sorry I took so long, have been traveling. The slicer has a thin side for 1/8" slice and a thick slice of 3/8". I used the thick side for the apples, pears and peaches I sliced for drying. Hope this helps, Gloria
1273616
i have cut oak limbs about 6" in diameter. it is a work out for it, but it will do it. the machine is alittle under powered for anything over 3". but for the money it is a pretty good machine.
716845
Maybe 10 inches, but like I said it is NOT powerful enough to cut anything other than a very, very, small shrub with thin branches. You can go ahead and try it, but if you are ordering this for the main purpose of trimming shrubs I would not recommend it.
288650
I'm so sorry for the delay in my reply I really don't know what the diameter is...I believe it was measured as 4-1/2 inch...I know it fits my blender which is very old...sorry I can't be any more help. Good luck!
812482
If its a perfect sphere, 4.5 inches. Since they never are, realistically about 4.25 inches, assuming that one halves the fruit. If you decide to quarter, then it depends on your knife skills.
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.
1968350
I don't know the exact size but it is now close to 2 inches it would be more like 3/4 inches however you could use a 2 inch hole saw and cut It 2 inches
213947
A regular tomato.......1/4 inch? We've never had a problem with this and we've beeen slicing tomatoes for a long time. How cool is this that you're asking? Good luck; I think you should buy it and you'll like it!
1428025
The branches on my shrub are about 1/4 to 1/3 inch in diameter, which it cuts with no problem. It will certainly cut larger branches, but not with the same efficiency or ease.
1818442
The cutting surface is 4-1/4" wide. The entire item is fairly large -- 17-1/2" long when not opened up.
1679490
Hi, Diane! the table is up in my husband'so shop stored for the winter but I'm guessing the cutting board to be 18-24"x8-10". I'll put it this way, there's ample room to filet some pretty big walleye with no problem! I got the table as his birthday gift and we've not been disappointed in it. Perfect height (no back pain), plenty of table room and some nice accessories. I would highly recommend! Hope this is helpful! Have a wonderful Christmas!
1677137
We are presently cutting 6" X 24" porcelain tiles and are having no problems. We don't think you will have any problems cutting the tiles you described. we really like our tile saw. Good luck.