How large is the scoby?
79245
Mine was about 4 1/2" across and about 1/2" thick. Just used it to make my first batch and baby was successfully birthed which was the size of the jar opening (about 6-7", and about 1/4" thick), but kombutcha batch was a lot sweeter than I expected.
79246
The scoby was not very large...just a triangle. However, it was plenty to get my batch going beautifully.
79247
The scoby I received was about 5" in diameter. It has worked very well and I now have three new ones from that one original.
2036572
It's just big enough to get 99% of the meat without getting the skin. So roughly 3 inches or slightly more
911291
Very large. originally I wanted it for Swedish meatballs which are small, so it way too big for what I had in mine.
673184
The basket is about 8 inches long. It can easily cook a good sized bream. I use it for fish a lot.
443665
18" long, 12" wide, 3" thick. My husband the chef says it has too many knife slots and the thickness can be squished some.
1626801
About 6-9 inches. I took a 5th of vodka and cut the beans up into 1 1/2 inch pieces and they are soaking in the bottle as I write this note. I will leave them in the bottle for 6 months.
1505691
Apols - ignore last answer.... approx 24" long (21" without basket), and 13" deep
481035
Its pretty good size i'd say it's about 16-18inches tall, definitely not little. Pretty funny too
1731626
11.25 x 15 inches. Like the other poster said, it fits just inside the basket. I attached it to the rear rack of my scooter, so my 4 pound Yorkie can ride with me. There is a short leash in the bottom of the basket to keep the dog in. I have enjoyed it, but I could see how a heavier dog would make for awkward bicycle steering.
1124147
It is about 3 inches. It is a great size for a one pan meal as it is large enough to hold the ingredients and still have room to stir!
288178
I'd say about 2.5 to 3 inches. It's a great size for all-in-one recipes, spaghetti sauce, chili... I love it!
462398
Its big enough to cook a ten pound turkey or roast no sure of the size because I'm not home at the moment.
605366
9.5 X 24 inches. Very well made, with stiff and sharp stainless blades. I applied several coats of mineral oil before and after use. So many of the wood versions out there are junk, this one is very good and I'm confident my future grandchildren will still be using it. Knocked out 5 gallons of cabbage in no time and I only lost the tip of one finger! Seriously, this is no toy and it easily took the tip of my "protective glove" and my finger off with no problem.
828769
The antique one I have I don't have handy to measure, but I'd estimate probably 9" to 10" across, with the groove the box slides in being around 8". It would accommodate a large, complete head of cabbage with no problem. :)
2050242
Standard size (uncertain of dimensions but about the size of a small tuna can).
935448
I purchased it for my mother and haven't measured it but it looks large .. easily fit half an apple in there whole carrots etc
2192771
Its about 7.5 inches to a little over 8.5"I open large cans like tomato juice and 7 inch high cans of college inn broth with no trouble. I am very satisfied.