Is it for 278 mm or 300 mm discs?
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I purchased these pads based on the make/model/year of my car and they worked perfectly. Unless you are using non-standard rotors on your car, I suggest you take the same approach.
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Best way to know if it fits, is to measure the holes in the disc (disc break). Get a tape measure and check the hole sizes if it is less than 6mm it will fit.
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I have never had anyone complain or question the accuracy of the amount of DVD/cd it will fit. I am going to have to say yes it will fit 298!
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I can fit between 750/775. I have a few blu-rays and they don't take up much space.
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The slots and the openings are specifically for 35mm. It will not work for larger slides.
2144156
Discs are about 3/4". Was not happy with the chocolate as it did not solidify after coating nuts. Had to refrigerate the chocolate covered nuts for several hours in order to handle them.
688385
As per the package, sizes are as follows: Disc pad holder - 3.25" Sanding discs - 3" Finishing discs - 3" Gray Refining disc - 3" Compounding pad - 3.25"
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Very close to the limit. You could have the Velcro tabs lengthened by sewing on additions. Then it would work. These work really great for collapsed discs.
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NO, according to the M-DISC manufacturer, Milleniata. See their compatibility table at http://www.mdisc.com/m-ready/ .
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I took this straight from the T-fal website "Stainless steel disc base.Full size stainless steel disc over heavy gauge aluminum base". I hope this helps.
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For any future buyers, I use a Slim 7mm Ultra Thin Black CD/DVD Cases and I can fit about 39 to a shelf (although, that was me trying to see what the shelf could absolutely hold). At 39, it was a little crammed. So, 35 or so was probably more comfortable. So, using all 4 sides and 7 shelves, at a rate of 35 per shelf, that means it could hold 980 and a max of 1092. But remember, that's using a Slim 7mm Ultra Thin Black CD/DVD Cases.
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Each bin comes with 72 sleeves, I have purchased 25 sleeves I have fit them all into a bin, but it's too tight for my comfort so I would say between 80-85 would fit comfortably. Maybe more but, you would have to see how tight YOU want your discs to be.
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I really don't know, but my guess is no. I'm using the standard 1.44 MB 3.5" discs with mine, and they fit and work perfectly.Since you have 5.25 discs, somewhere there must be a drive that fits them. You might look on EBay, or at a computer/electronics store. If this is some "vintage" size of disc, EBay might be your best bet.Where did you get the discs?I wish you success!
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I have an older Cuisinart DLC-5 TX food processor that works with 6" diameter discs. The 1mm disc I received a while back measured about 7 1/8" in diameter. It does not fit in my machine. To get the correct size of disc in the future, I'll go either 1.) by the disc's diameter measurement, if possible; or, alternatively, 2.) by the cup capacity of the bowl. Hope this helps.
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To check compatibility, I opened my computer and searched the part number of my optical drive. In my case it was TS-L633, but the important thing is the thickness. For me, any 12.7mm should fit and this product did.
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The 100 is for a 3" opening. The 300 is for a smaller opening. Check out the comment and reviews. Many of the reviewers have given the exact sizes of all of Witmer's products
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Sorry, I don't remember. Mine is packed for a move. But I do remember the whole disc was very boring. Not worth the money.