how wide are the cuts
362279
They are not very wide and if you go back and forth this is a great herb mincer.
1440382
1 1/4 inches wide fits my old Sterling Great and cuts like new! I would say it leaves the hair about 1/8 of an inch.
1331444
They are about 45 inches. They are easy to cut in case you need a different length. I have used them for a year and love them. Especially the price and you get more than you need in the box.
1997441
Roughly 6" wide and about 4" long, roughly. Its a great knife for cutting food or whatever your preference
2001448
3 inches at the widest part and six inches long. I have LOTS of scissors and these are one of my favorites. Wicked sharp and comfortable for my big hands.
1318562
cut is 7/8'' wide, when I cut out an egress I can support the bottom cut with two pieces of 7/16ths osb.
1045488
The cutting blades are approximately 1.25 inches across. The plates are 2 inches in diameter.
1723668
They are about the size of a sheet of printer paper (7 X 10 1/4)and are plastic. Very flexible. I haven't tried to cut one but I would think any good pair of scissors would cut it easily as they are only slightly thicker than printer paper.
48976
Im not sure I havent tried to cut them. They ate not super big to be cutting. But they are right size for cleaning. They appear to me like they may fray a little.
1443417
The actual cutting width is 2 1/2". The blade sits diagonally in the mid-point of the pathway which is 11" long.
1315573
I appreciate the time you took to try and help though that doesn't tell me at all what the width of the blade is. Width is how wide is is. This answer explains the depth of cut
1607845
Hello Alice The cut measures just over 1 3/4 inches wide at tip of wings and just over 1 1/4 high. I used it for cupcake decorations. I punched tons! They were then put through a xyron and layered many times in order to apply with a flat toothpick sandwiched between. They looked adorable standing on the cupcake tops for the shower. Hope this helps you. As others have mentioned the paper weight should be light due to the wing detail. Ribbon or cloth would not cut.
1187239
Where the blade meets the walnut handle is maybe 1.5 cm or so (not really wide like some steak knives) and then it tapes as seen in the pic. What I've liked is that they aren't serrated, so they cut with a clean, sealing 'style' (don't lose as much juice) and you can sharpen them.
1685778
I cut mine down to size so don't have a way to measure it.But I would say 4 inches at least.
1578371
up to 13/16th inch wide. The chipper blades and shims give you any width from 1/8th inch to 13/16ths.....this is a great dado set......a lot of adjustability and cuts clean flat bottoms, no chipout in most materials.
786745
Overall, 3/4"; cutting width is approximately 5/8". I find it difficult to use in areas that aren't relatively flat and open i.e., around corners of lips, under nose, around/near ears. I usually just use the regular trimmer with the guard off.
87746
The whole thing is 2 1/2 inches wide. From blade to actual blade, it's a little over 1 3/4 inches