Does this do Micro cut OR Cross cut? The product name implies micro, while the product description implies cross, so which one is it?
866754
The paper ends up being shredded into approx. 1/2 in by 1/8 in tiny rectangular strips. I don't know if that answers your question exactly, but that's all I know. I have owned this shredder for 3 months, and I really like it...quiet, basket is easy to empty,reliable
866755
This machine is definitely a micro cut shredder!!! The pieces are EXTREMELY tiny!! We LOVE this shredder....it does an amazing job! Highly recommend it!
866756
Micro. Excellent shredder. I've had it for months with no problems, i.e. jamming, etc.
866757
This is both micro (small) and cross cut. Strips are 1/2" long by 3/32" (between 1/16'' and 1/8"). This the smallest of the various shredding cuts: 1) strip, 2)crosscut, and 3)micro cut. If noise is of any concern this is much quieter than my previous crosscut shredder and I would recommend it for that alone. Because shreds are smaller they compact down so you don't have to empty the bin as often. The removable bin is handy for dumping. My previous shredder required lifting the heavy cutter head in order to empty the bin. Listen to the video in the customer reviews; it should be the first one that comes up. This is both micro (small) and cross cut. Strips are 1/2" long by 3/32" (between 1/16'' and 1/8"). This the smallest of the various shredding cuts: 1) strip, 2)crosscut, and 3)micro cut. If noise is of any concern this is much quieter than my previous crosscut shredder and I would recommend it for that alone. Because shreds are smaller they compact down so you don't have to empty the bin as often. The removable bin is handy for dumping. My previous shredder required lifting the heavy cutter head in order to empty the bin. Listen to the video in the customer reviews; it should... » Read More This is both micro (small) and cross cut. Strips are 1/2" long by 3/32" (between 1/16'' and 1/8"). This the smallest of the various shredding cuts: 1) strip, 2)crosscut, and 3)micro cut. If noise is of any concern this is much quieter than my previous crosscut shredder and I would recommend it for that alone. Because shreds are smaller they compact down so you don't have to empty the bin as often. The removable bin is handy for dumping. My previous shredder required lifting the heavy cutter head in order to empty the bin. Listen to the video in the customer reviews; it should be the first one that comes up. « Show Less
866758
This unit does Micro Cut. The pieces are 1/2 by less than 1/8 inch. Runs very quiet and will do multi pages very well.
819325
I would say no, what you see is what you get. I am not sure what a cut guide for this tool and I am new to this type of tool. I can say it is super handy, easy to use and is quickly becoming a go tool now that I bought one.
1366255
Just FYI, the new wave, like the one pictured in this ad, has the crimp tool added to the needle nose pliers. There are tons of waves for sale without that addition, just like this tool so be advised. This is NOT the version with the crimper. That model is part# 830489,(830490 also, just packaged different) The only real difference tool wise is the cutter that was stated by the previous person. Leather man website hasn't even updated the wave info on their own site for some reason.
27017
First of all, the entire package is written in Japanese...they are labeled small, medium, and large. The small one measures 1/8th inch removed from the center of the radius to where the cut ends...so 1/8 one both sides of the cut...the medium one removes 3/16 th and the large removes 1/4 inch...I really like this thing.
1626938
It's not in the image. It is a die-cut double sided tape for lack of better description and I used an exacto blade to cut through it where needed
454017
Felco calls them both blades (cutting blade and anvil blade) but only the cutting blade is sharp. For the cutting action, the two blades pass each other like scissors to make the cut, which I believe defines it as a bypass pruner. Hope that's helpful! I'm not well versed in pruner mechanics...
2195016
No, it's a mini (largest size) sim, with no pop-out for micro size cell phones. I didn't want to take a chance and cut it down myself with a scissors, so I took it to a small neighborhood mobile store who had a sim cutter tool and was nice enough to cut it for free.
1428388
Not sure what you mean by that. The actual cutter is adjustable so you can place your cut anywhere on the bottle. I've had to make some of my own simple modifications on very small bottles, but otherwise I've had no problem.
2067901
Does not say anything about angled cutting lines on the packaging in the fine print, I would think Angled cutting (when cutting several layers at a time) would give inaccurate sizes of each layer. But only my opinion and I guess depends on what you are doing with it, I use it for binding and strips. The ends are straight with no angle as well. Hope this is hopefull
1065387
It was supposed to be cross-cut. Since I never could get a working one, I did not actually see it in operation, though.
544978
It can be cut with just a normal pair of shears. As I mentioned, I used mine for metal clay work sheets so I have my large piece all cut into various smaller pieces.
2122726
I believe micro sim first. This is because templates are used to line up the cutting edges and I think you have to do it in 2 steps to make sure all is lined up properly. I say this with 90% certainty.
723232
Sorry that I don't know. I returned the micro without even opening the box because my old micro came back to life before the new one arrived. The seller was most understanding and waived all related return charges.
743619
What you have pictured is much narrower than the extended cutting pads. The narrow one is about 4 inches wide and about 18 inches long, whereas the extended cutting pads are about 7 inches wide and 18 inches long. The narrower one is intended for some of the dies that around the same size as the pad. However, you really don't need the the narrow one if you have the extended pad since all the dies you own will fit on the wider extended cutting pads.
1912368
No, it's a single blade. The reciews i read before i bought this one suggested the double blades are messy and the single work just as well. i agree, This one works great.
959632
No, it is a 1/3rd. sheet sander. (I'm quite surprised it doesn't say that because it is a critical detail. Then again, many product descriptions on all sites are lacking complete descriptions.)
112012
It is short, but other than long rip cuts (more than 4 ft), I haven't run into any real limitations. It is great for crosscuts, hard wood, joinery etc. I find that I use this exclusively, except for longer rips. I recommend the saw highly.