how wide is the wire for cutting?
1503032
I'm not sure if you're asking about the wire itself, or the width of the cutting area. The wire is fairly thin - but the typical gauge for a cheese slicer (IMHO), but I use it to cut colby jack cheese OFTEN and it has held up...of course, I am mindful when using it and don't put excessive force on it. The width of the cutting area is 4". Hope that helps.
1503033
It's like a strong thick thread. That's the best I can describe it, I don't there is anything small enough to measure the size of the wire.
1503034
Very Thin, Mine has bent already, but it is still cutting. They do give you a second wire.
2103891
It is about two inches wide. You will need to cut around it if you want to use the strip. When I do that I usually use a dremel tool with a barrel sander to cut the shape out. In this case though I just left it off altogether.
2255804
Sorry, I just noticed your question. The "width" of the knife closed at the widest is 1-3/8". Hope this helps and once again, sorry for the late response.
398732
read the extensive review done by www.the wire cutter . Com that should have your answer
908131
Hi. In answer to your question, the blade itself is 1 1/2", (1.5"), wide. The effective cutting width when affixed to the tool appears to be 1 5/32" at best. The tool has good heft to it and if your leather is firmly secured you might get close to what your target is. Try it on a scrap piece first. Good Luck, Joe D.
1684080
I basically use 24 and 26 gauge wire. The tools should be fine with larger gauge, but I would suggest getting a more heavy duty cutter for larger gauge.
1142312
The blade is approx. 1.75 inches wide. The cutting edge is approx. 1/4" long. It is not adjustable.
482490
Tough question... I'd say about 1/2 original size. But it depends on what you're putting inside of it. It's tough enough not to tear around what you're shrinking it around. At least, that's how it was for me. But I didn't exactly wrap anything sharp, just wires.
1699774
I'm not home now but if I recall correctly it's probably about an inch. I have a pretty small Wustof paring knife and it ses to me that it gets most of it.
815530
It's bigger than that--probably more like 6 inches across with the handles. The cutting mechanism probably is around 3 inches wide or the size of a big apple but I may be wrong since I am going by my visual memory and don't have the thing in front of me.
2142756
About 2-3 inches. You need to think about the amount AF trimming versus longer straight line mowing when selecting you width. I have a city lot with larger amounts of trimming so I chose the more narrow blade width.
1560880
Not wide enough for an electric knife. It is wide enough for a regular bread knife.
87746
The whole thing is 2 1/2 inches wide. From blade to actual blade, it's a little over 1 3/4 inches
1799149
This works great!! the thickness is determined by you, I usually do it about 1/8 inch thick, and the width is size of spagetti or you can cut your own how ever wide you want it.
1637077
Oh, sheez...you poor thing!! LOL. Three responses and three different answers!! I just got mine out and measured the width of the cutting blade and I concur with Mr. Geer. Mine is exactly 1 3/4" wide. Hope this helps!
1214024
I've not used it for cutting wire...though that was part of the reason I got it!!! : > )
1902861
I don't think that the blade on the wire cutter is wide enough for larger wire, nor do I believe the construction is built for a heavy-duty application. You probably could use it in an emergency, but I doubt if it would work repeatedly