What are the dimensions of this pizza cutter? Also, do you know what gauge the steel is?
1746340
As the description says its 13 3/4 by 4". I don't know the gauge but blade is thick, approx 1/16" or about 1.5 to 2 mm thick.
1746341
it is almost 14" long at the handle. I do not know what gauge steel it is but I do know that it works great and I am very pleased with it. I have also used it on various other applications such as making pasta, cookies and what have you as I find it easier than using a knife at times.
1746342
The dimensions of the pizza cutter are listed in the description and are accurate. It is 13.75 inches long and the blade is 4 inches tall. I do not know the gauge of the steel, but the blade is thin enough to make precise cuts without bending under the pressure. Its a great pizza cutter! I've had mine for almost a year and absolutely love it!
1746343
13.75 x 4 and it is nice. Have no idea what gauge steel it is but seems pretty strong. Good enough for a nice medium pizza. I like it. Of course, it is made in China. The blade is sharp enough to cut through a thick pizza easily.
1746344
It is just short of 14" long and has about a 1/16" wide blade. It is very sturdy so I don't have any worries about it breaking. I'm very happy with the construction and the blade is long enough to cut a 12" pizza perfectly. I hope this helps.
2028639
30X10 The blade is steel and curved. The overall height of the blade is 10".
1939660
The steel itself is 9 inches long.(edit) Someone already beat me to the answer! Anyway, like they said, it works great.
1637975
large grate 7"X4"Small grate 7"x4"tiny grate 7"X2-1/2"slices 7"X2-1/2"Over all including handle 10"X3"Great grater....does the job!.....very sharp watch the fingers...
1710799
13.4 in diameter for the pizza stone. With the handles, it's 16.5 in. The stone is removable and sits ion the handle when on the grill.
777240
Hi! I just measured my oven and the dimensions are: 10 1/2 inches tall; 13" deep which includes the extension for pizzas (the handle in front comes out an additional 2"); and it's 17" wide. Hope this is helpful!
1221617
As it stands on the counter front to back 14 3/4in - side to side 10 1/4in - top to bottom 14in. It also has a built in sharpener. I am a professional Chef. I have used many slicers in my 55 years in the food business and this has no expensive features, only cuts like a dream, I would recommend this slicer to anyone.
1394090
7.5"H, 7.5"D, 13.5"W its very compact! It feels a bit less sturdy than the behemoths, but it works just fine. I spent a lot of time finding a small one that was an oven and was large enough for only 2 slices.
126383
2.5" wide, from 1/4" down to "paper thin but, don't buy it! It is too small to slice an average tomato. But, if the law is after you, this machine does a nice job of fingerprint removal.
1714010
approx 17w X 12 1/2d(14 1/2 if you include handle) X 10 1/2h...This a a large size oven which can bake a 12" pizza. I fit many pieces of ovenware in it and I have found that it works beautifully for quiche.
1920647
Measurement from blade to hammer is 7-7/8". Cutting edge is 3-1/2". Handle length is 19". Approx. wt. 2lbs.
1363380
I just measured mine. The blade is 10 and 3/8 inches measured from the highest part of the handle (the top of the curve) to the tip of the knife. The handle is 5 and 13/16 and the steel thickness is 3/16 inches. It weights 1 pound 6.4 ounces. It is a decent knife, I like it. The blade is finished with a green textured coating that looks nice but will show wear, and I coat mine with oil even though the green coating is meant to be rust resistant.
2027683
It's just over 1/4". I have an old one that is exactly the same thickness and it has been making pizza for 15 years! So they work well.
453670
It is about 7x3 inches, however one of the cutters broke quickly otherwise it is a neat cutter
1172661
Deborah I can't tell you for sure because I rebuilt the slicer to a 5" wide loaf to fit my bread pans. I'm going to guess that it was 6" or very close to that.
454279
The blade is 7 inches long with an additional 2 1/2 inches buried in the handle.The metal held in the handle is 1 1/2 inches wide and a full 1/8 inch thick. It's difficult to measure or estimate the thickness of the blade itself as it's slightly concave and the metal is heavier toward the middle. Additionally the edges are beveled. It's a must have tool.... as strong as any I've encountered. Buy it!
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2.75" paring/boning, 4" paring, 5" serrated utility, 5" hollow-edge santoku, 8" chef's, 8" bread, 9" sharpening steel and shears