I have three nesting bowls. Can these be cut to fit the smaller size bowl, and will they work on metal?
1993198
Yes, these can be cut to fit a smaller size. I applied these to metal bowls and had lots of trouble getting the adhesive to not fail (luckily, my metal bowls didn't break when they fell off the wall). I have applied packing tape over the cloth part of the hangers and they are all secure on my walls.
1993199
I have cut my disc to fit a smaller surface and worked just fine for me.as for working on metal...I have not tried it yet.
889073
You may be able to trim them tho they are a hard material and I'm not sure if the will lay flat where cut. The are too stiff to bend. They definitely are a great product if right size.
1902958
Absolutely. Neatly fit inside each other without taking up a ton of space. These are the best stainless bowls I've ever used. The special bottoms keep them from sliding while mixing. Love them.
69431
Depends on the size of the bowls. Also, read the description and allow for an extra inch or so. I tend to buy the larger size and pad as necessary.
2084993
Good afternoon, we have had some people in the past do this, and had great succses, however, if you were to do this, we would not be able to take any return. They are solid core, so if you chose to cut them, it SHOULD work.Thanks,Aaron
1392210
Hi, so far I have the meat grinder, juicer and ice cream making bowl and they fit well. But for example the bowl shield didn't fit my glass bowl and also you need to look for model numbers when you buy additional beaters. My model was limited edition so not everything fits, but if you buy a standard model with a metal bowl, I think it's easier.
1922265
Hi, I use just a plastic bowl, works perfectly fine with it.you can use a metal one as well.
290968
They are metal, and when I use them on fondant, they leave a clean cut. I would think they would do the same for other materials, such as cheese or fruit slices.
2058743
I only have the stainless steel bowl. If you use the regular metal flat beater with the glass bowl this one should work though.
2099234
Yes. Each piece is 3 feet long with interlocking tips and you can cut them to the desired length. All you need to cut them is a metal cutting blade. With a little handyman knowledge you can do the job.
83730
Yes.as long as they aren't wider that the cuting plate. A potato6 inches wide around by 6 7inches long each should do just fine.
129825
I don't see why not. they are flexible and with a heavy scissors could be cut to a smaller size. I have not tried it but I think that would work, as they are not shaped on edges just flat.
1151535
yes on plastic tubing the 3 middle size will work.for aluminium i have never cut anything larger then 1/16 thick and i used the finer tooth blades ant press very lightly so not to clog the teeth.
1601008
My plates are 10 1/2 inches in diameter and fit very easily. The open circle that they rest on is 9 inches round. I do not have any plates that are 9 1/4 to try, but I have a bowl that is 8 3/4 round which just fits on that rim, so your extra 1/2 inch should work.
791141
Yes, I believe so. However, they would not be of a very large diameter. You would need to purchase a chuck to hold the bowls for turning. They can be pretty pricey, depending on how elaborate you want to get. It is a great lathe, though. I am very pleased with mine, although, I use it primarily for turning pens and other small projects. Good luck.
787922
Absolutely you can cut them to the sizes you need. Just make sure not to cut the ice pockets
440344
I don't know. Seems if you could find a bowl with the right diameter it should fit. Sorry I couldn't be more help.