What is that BLUE thing for? I don't see the usefulness of a mandolin board that's SMALLER than my hand!
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It is used more in conjunction with the peeler to slice block cheese like butter.
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Yes position the mandolin over a bowl, it doesn't have a stand, you can't have a mandolin with a stand "read the description for more details'
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When I typed in Oneida mandolin the was a site that came up for instructions. Try Oneida mandolin instructions, I think you'll get it.
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The blade for cutting is attached to the mandolin itself and very, very sharp. Then there are 3 triangular shaped black plastic things that attach to the mandolin. They are marked "thin slices, medium slices and thick slices". It is hard to read as it is "black on black". But you insert one of your choice and use the food holder and slice away! :) I just love mine! Have been married 57 years and don't know how I ever got along without it! Hope this is helpful to you....
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i should think so. notice that it is adjustable. i use it both for my acoustic dreadnaught guitar as well as for my classical guitar. there is a sliding cushioned lip on each "leg" to accommodate different body thicknesses. now, however, the legs swing open too wide to hold my mandolin, so it doesn't work for that.socorros
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I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is 5.875" top to nut and 2.75" wide 4" wide with the Kluson style tuners. I tried the Protec Baritone case because my friend is a dealer, too small in both directions. I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is... » Read More I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is 5.875" top to nut and 2.75" wide 4" wide with the Kluson style tuners. I tried the Protec Baritone case because my friend is a dealer, too small in both directions. « Show Less
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It is made of wood. I don't know much about mandolins, but to me it seemed of a very good quality. My son plays guitar, and I bought this as a Christmas gift for him as something new to try. I showed it to my co-workers when it arrived, and they were also impressed. Hope this helps you.
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These things are not for people serious about their music. It will not stick to your instrument because I have tried it on my four guitars and mandolin. all instruments with smooth glossy finishes and they fall off quickly. I also tried it on other instruments owned by my friends. I would advise you to pay a little more and get something that will work for you.
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Yes I have used this glove with my mandolin. It works great & I'm sorry I didn't have it when I first used my mandolin and almost cut off the top of my thumb. My thumb healed and I will never use my mandolin without the glove again.
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I would not recommend this product for potatoes. I would suggest a mandolin
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I hand my mandolin on the end. It is okay with the guitar on the other end. My friend has the triple one, and he hangs small and large instruments. The weight and size of the large ones seems not to affect its stability. Even when my heavy 12-string guitar was hanging alone, it stayed stable. This is the best stand of the three I've used since July!
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Honestly, if you value your instrument, look for a better solution. Yes, the thing is portable, but the quality of construction and the cheap foam (it is 'sticky' so it sticks to your instrument when you try to pick up instrument from stand) make this one a P.O.S. in my book.
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Hi I am sorry I am overseas so I can't check the mandolin and answer your question. All I can tell you is I was very happy with the mandolin
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I don't understand the question. Looking at the photo, do you mean the part that fits over the board that supports your music?
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This is a right handed mandolin. you could string it upside down, but it does not come set up for a lefty.
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No it's too short..only good for fiddles and mandolins. A regular guitar stand works better for a mountain dulcimer.
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I agree with this other post, there really isn't a mandoline made that will dice very well. The DeBuyer if you read the reviews (and I would look at multiple sites) just doesn't do a great job and tends to get jammed or break. Do a long cut and then use a knife to dice it saves time, I know that is disappointing I really wanted a device to dice as well. BTW the DeBuyer and the Shun are both very good machines it's a personal preference, but I would bet 20 years from now the Shun will still be in your kitchen. Everything they make is quality, it's just unfortunate it tends to cost so much.