How deep do these cut?
1994459
depends on what you need it for? it is flimsy and the holes are not accurate.
398119
You cut pretty deep near the concrete into the lawn. Approx 2.5 inches at tops. I don't cut that deep. However, you can and I have tossed up a pretty deep trench when the blade is lowered
1428887
I am not sure but they are deep. I dont think you would want them any deeper.
1318729
A lot depends on which blade you are using and what you are cutting into but you should be able to get about 2-3cm on average.
2065640
You could probably cut through them with a dremel or something similar; from what I recall they're too thick to cut with scissors.
829901
Maximum Cutting Depth Is 1-1/4 Inch. Whether you use the provided Cutters - pictured by the manufacturer - or replace Cutters with (Shallow) Hole Saws [Milwaukee or Bosch], Anything more than 1-1/4 Inch Cutting Depth keeps the plastic Shield from Reaching and Sealing around the surface you intend to cut, which defeats entirely the purpose of using the shield. Please check with the manufacturer to see if deeper shields are available, which can accommodate cutters or hole saws with more than 1-1/4 Inch Maximum Cutting Depth. I hope it helps.
1187239
Where the blade meets the walnut handle is maybe 1.5 cm or so (not really wide like some steak knives) and then it tapes as seen in the pic. What I've liked is that they aren't serrated, so they cut with a clean, sealing 'style' (don't lose as much juice) and you can sharpen them.
1665869
They work really well because their edges are sharp. However, I do suggest cutting the hard vegetables into a thickness that is no greater than 1/4 inch.
1785288
look at the diameter of the blade in the package at the store, depth of cut is the distance from the blade hub to its edge about 1 inch
2194543
They are 25 1/2 inches without the metal coupler. Yes, they are very easy to cut. Be sure to wrap masking tape around them to resist splintering. A dremel with a cutting wheel worked great.
1069568
The longest cut these give is a #5 - which is about half an inch. But the measuring spacer does come off so you can use them for shaving up the back of a neck, or sideburns. They just don't do longer styles.
1604384
The hole saw is 2" deep. However, the inside end surface stops the saw from cutting that deep. The inside depth is about 1-7/8". You could certainly cut through 1-1/2", probably as thick as 1-3/4".
1374606
So sorry, cannot help. I had to return them because they didn't cut anywhere near an inch like they are claim to. Decided to get one from Home Depot for about $8 (which I'm sure is available at Amazon too). Good luck!
736547
At least 1/2 inch I would think, maybe a quarter of an inch? I cut mine about 1 & 1/2 inches so never tried lower but it will adjust almost down to the actual blade.
2040632
The blade is about 1 1/2" deep at the heel, which just clears my knuckles to the cutting board with the blade horizontal. Should be fine unless you have VERY big hands or are wearing thick gloves.
1649936
Ask the manufacturer about the depth of cut. The unit I bought was .500" max on a 90 degree cut. I used the machine for production cuts of Delrin tubing - very accurate and repeatable. VERY good machine. They have a machine that will take your cut. For the buck, believe you should try it.
38881
The maximum length of a cut is 2.75 inches. When fully open, they are not quite 90 degrees.