how large is the large tree cutter
390534
It's not a cutter, it's a form. You use a thin batter, dip the form into the batter, then into a deep fryer. The tree is about 4 1/2 in. tall. It's fried, not baked. One cookie at a time is very time consuming so daughter just did enough to put 2 or 3 on each cookie tray.
390535
I have the set with the 2 prong handle.. Like Donna said they are forms not cookie cutters about 4.5 inches. They are easy to use just a little time consuming but the cookies are delicious!!
390536
Sorry not a timely answer. All of the rosette irons are rather small. It measures barely 2 inches X 3 inches. Hope this helps!
1710837
Outside diameter is roughly 18 inches--that's why it is so stable, even for large trees. Inside diameter (diameter of largest tree trunk) is roughly 6 inches.
422368
It is pretty sturdy and a good weight. It might take a bit of time, but one could cut down a decent size tree.
112011
The length from handle to the end is about 7.5 inches. It can cut both crosscuts and rips in hardwood.
650902
I think 1 inch. Also looks like the amazon web site had frequently bought together the 1 inch arbor. Saw is in Alaska and I will not be back up there for a few days.
1522801
It is very large. It's about 2 feet long and the wood pieces are perhaps 6 inches across. It was too big for my uses.
1806004
About an inch--I think. I use it to do light pruning--cutting pencil size branches on such as salvia greggi. I like it because the handles are thicker & I can hold on to it better than most. I have RA & my hands can be very painful. Hope that helps.
1389814
It's big - about 6ft depending on how you place the leafs and birds you can even extend it more.
1893880
it is between 38" to 42" depending on handle height and grass cutting height setting.
1090976
Pretty big for that Job. I am lighting a 30 ft tree from 15 ft away. Great light tho.
1021147
It's 10" in diameter, 15" tall (with the base), so I'd say the tree itself is 13".
1863789
The length of shaft from holding on to the handle to the tip of the cutter bar is around 7 ft long.
544152
I would say 5 or six inches and this is my second one I have purchase in 20 years. The old one still starts the first pull and cuts like new. I bought the second one for my brother, who used to borrow mine all the time, and now he has his own. I use it to edge and make flower beds. It does an awesome job on both.
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.
1216738
Can't really say since I haven't used with a mill. We cut up alot of large oak and cedar trees that were 18 inchs and a few bigger in diameter and it did a great job. The blade sharpness is probably the key. Had to tighten the chain more as it dulled but when sharp it went through the trees with ease.
14312
I've used another one that I misplaced, it's definitely long enough to work with comfortably. I'm guessing about 4 feet ish. I've used it from my car battery and lawnmower battery quite easily. It does take a little practice to get the angle correct. Sure beats paying someone 5 bucks each time you need the chain sharpened and hands down on using hand files. It also gives the convenience of leaving the chain on the bar and within 5 minutes you are back to cutting wood again. Aarh arrh aaarrrhhh! Tim the Toolman rises again. :-)) thanks for asking Tim
549697
I am a homeowner cutting tree branches as needed. The thickest diameter is about 3". Unlike electric saw, I have to cut this thick branch on both sides for my easy handling. "Easy" means without stress and force. However, I have not experienced the limit or max. capacity of this tool. To me, it serves practically and neatly. Purchase recommended.