What are the sizes of the cutters? Thanks. I need to purchase a set today, but I need them to be at least 3 inches
190914
Just barely 3 in in height and width on all four designs / they also cut really well
190915
I gave these as a gift, so don't have them in front of me to check. Can't swear they're 3 inches, but they are not "small." The cookies would be in the ballpark as the size of a regular cookie (as in a chocolate chip cookie or an oatmeal cookie). Hope that helps!
190916
The heart is just shy of 3.5 inches across at it's widest. The diamond is just slightly over 3.5 at it's longest point to point. The spade & club are 3.25 across. Hope that helps.
190917
All the cutters in this set are roughly 3 inches (or essentially fit a 3"x3" square). Hope this helps.
1136484
The Craftsman Jointer I bought these for is very old. Do you know the diameter of the cutter-head? Do you know the thickness and width of the blades in your jointer?
1202797
Actually, mine were 36 x 36. Maybe slightly smaller for cutting, close enough.
382335
About 3 inches. They're little things, but amazingly sharp and so very useful.
1249995
Second try. cutter portion is 1-5/8" tall, including handles they are 2-1/2" to 3-1/4" tall.
851398
The set I bought came with a thick-wide cutter and a thin-narrow cutter. Mostly use the thick cutter.
844945
Approx. 3/4"Also, make sure you have the correct type of crimper to use these as to use another tool becomes more than it is worth fiddling about.
1092934
1/4, 3/8. 1/2. 5/8, 3/4 and 1". Nice set - although have only used it once so far. Good luck
768741
Margie,The shortest tool is about 2 3/4 in and the longest is about 3 1/4 in long. Most of them are at the 3 in mark. These are really cute and have worked well for me. I just can't use the tool box. The mold melts every time. I've bought 3. Don't know what I'm doing wrong. Hope this helps you.
800906
This cutter has a 1/2" shank. These cutters work extremely well. I build Shaker chairs and use these to finish cut the tenons of stretchers and rails. They fit "exactly" into drilled mortises of the same size. Nice tools!
891963
i don't know but the dimension is not too big then the cutter its like 4 or 5 inch each side but i don't have a exactly dimension sorry
1111807
Without measuring, they look to be about 1in. by 3in. Think of cutting a credit card in half longways, or a little bigger than a stick of gum.
924572
So the smallest circle cutter is almost an inch...and the largest is 3 1/2"...so it's got a lot of use. And even though the other side is really not the cutting edge...you can use that, too (just press down firmly...and then smooth it out)...so you get double use from this set...sets of basic shapes are the best way to go...you can do a lot of things from them...since I decorate cakes...I use these all the time. Hope that helps.
910858
height 4.5 inches, 4.5 inches long and 3/4 inches wide. I have 2 cutting blades which are 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch. Hope this helps!!
2221739
The actual size is 17" X 13" and yes they can be cut to any size needed. I use for baking fish so that it doesn't stick to the pan and they can be used many times before they need replacement.
1297358
These are GREAT clippers - the angle lets you get very close, very easily. I'm not at home now so I can't measure anything I've cut but I'd say you can get as close as 1/16" of an inch. Pretty flat. Flatter than you're going to get with other cutters. Hope this helps.
2030032
I believe they are 1/4 inch, but I can't meaure them for you because I have returned them. One bit in the set has a 1/8 inch HEAD, but the shanks are all too large to fit into a traditional Dremel. They're made specifically for a different tool that the Dremel company makes, called a "Trio".