what is useable area for 24" magnetic knife tool bar?
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The magnet is flush end to end. 100% of the length is usable. I butted 3 against each other to create one continuous magnet.
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The entire length of the bar can be used, as there is no "border" or edge at the ends. Be aware that the length of the bar may not be a full 24". My 18" model was a little short of 18". Hope that helps!
317717
The full length (24") is usable. I have 2 large chef knives, a long serrated bread knife, 4 small paring knives, and a small serrated tomato knife on it.
1546909
its not very big i don't have an exact but the knife they show in the image is probably a paring knife. you could possibly fit 3-4 full size knives on it
420511
I was curious about this question and I conducted a quick experiment. I got a plastic ziplock bag and put it in between the knife and the magnet to try to simulate the plastic sheath.Here are the results with the various size chef's knives12 inch - knife slid right off10 inch - knife slid right off8 inch - knife slides a little, then stays stillI probably wouldn't trust it with the plastic sheaving on it.
717460
4 1/4 " wide, 12" deep, 8 1/2" high. Sharpener slot is 1/2" square. There are 2 2" slots and 1 3" slot.
1216785
You would need more than 24" in length to put in a divider bar if you were thinking of a do-it-yourself project. It is not that long so it can only go the way it is designed.
1781889
Gee, it depends on how wide the blades are. It has 13" of space for knives...that's six 2-inch-wide knives, for instance.
1869557
As in previous replys to your question,I am completely satisfied with this saw. I have a 24" bar and it is awesome, plenty of power tro cut everything that you may encounter. I highly recommend this top quality tool.
303792
You should have plenty of room the system was designed to be used at the smallest angle and still have room left, but the thumb stud is a possible obstacle on some knives.
585423
My Shelf/Drawer space is 24" wide. You also need to be able to remove the base that it is going to be secured to in order to mount the base of the ironing board. It is extremely heavy! A shelf works much better than a drawer, just use the front of a drawer to finish it off.
2162133
take the sharpener to home depot or lowes both helpful to find correct size screws needed
32221
I keep mine at my station and it's no problem. Mine is STUFFED with everything I need and it's probably no more than 8 inches thick. I have a FULL set if knives, nearly every gadget that is standard, plus a few extras and it all fits. This is a great bag.
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I measured the slots and here is what I came up with:3 @ 2"1 @ 2 1/8"2 @ 1 1/4"1 @ 1 1/2"2 @ 1"The scissor slot is 1 5/8" wideThe hole for the sharpening steel is 5/8" squareThese numbers are very precise. For instance, a 2 1/4" blade would not fit in the 2 1/8" slot. I have a combination of Shun, Wusthoff and Henckels knives in my block. Good luck!
607283
My block is wood and has spaces for steak knives. The one in this picture is not familiar to me. Sorry.
575147
The slot is 4 7/8 inches wide. Enough room for my cleaver and a small boning knife.
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This will take up to 1/2" Square bits. The boring bar holder is bored for 3/4" with a sleeve to hold 5/8". I assume they are in inches, but adjustment screws would make all fit. The cutoff holder holds 1/2" cutoff blade. I hope this helps. The T slot was easy to cut with a hocksaw and then brought to the right dimensions with a file.
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i have a butcher knife and a 6 inch chef's on mine. they stay up, but I think the butcher knife is pushing the limits of the magnet strength. I think the knives you describe would fit and hold, probably not too much else or it will get crowded.
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The tray is 12" deep by 23.5" wide inside the drawer rails. You might be able to get something a full 24" wide on it without trouble. Fits my wife's keyboard and mouse just fine.