what is useable area for 24" magnetic knife tool bar?
317715
The magnet is flush end to end. 100% of the length is usable. I butted 3 against each other to create one continuous magnet.
317716
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.
1104853
Depends on the tools that you will put inside.it bunches up when you put tools.for a simple screw driver,pliers,wrench,it may rise to 6-10 inches diameter
724688
One square for sharpening tool, 2 at 7/8", 1 at 1", 3 at 1.25", two at 1.75". Only my cleaver doesn't fix. The magnets holding the knives in placeare quite strong, so no fear of accidentally pulling one out without trying. It is one of the best kitchen tools I own, and I'm not a great cook.
200598
This sharpener is primarily used for knives. I do not believe the space is large enough to accommodate an ax blade.
1193915
When I first bought it I did not even think about the microwave fitting. My microwave is 22x15x12 I had to use a skill saw cut out a little, glued the pieces back in after. Looks fine. Love it. 24 you probably would have no structure left.
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.
280866
It is a magnetic strip to hold flat knives. I installed it in a dental lab to hold the dentist's tools. I would assume it will hold anything magnetic. It is sleek and attractive.
1813633
We use ours for a 8.5 inch long and 1.75 inch wide at the widest part of the blade. It's a Winchester bowie knife.
1827379
The widest part of the handle on the large chef's knife is about one inch thick. If you are just using a plain magnetic strip I don't think they hold well. If using one in a wooden base, I would give it a go. You need at least 1/2 inch clearance for the knives to sit properly. I keep mine in an old knife block, but the handles are so thick that I can't use the slot designed for each knife. Wish OXO made a knife block for them. OXO knives have always been some of the sharpest and long lasting that I have ever owned.
2142392
15" long and 1.5" wide black metal. Mine are on the inside of a cabinet door below my cooktop. We open and close that cabinet door frequently, so I ended up having to put two on the door because with just one the knives were falling off when we closed the cabinet door. Works great with two - more area to grip the blades of the knives - they are spaced about 3" apart.
1745615
Height 36", length 24", plus maybe another inch for attached towel bar, depth 20"
1424900
Yes, 14 1/2 x 24 1/2 should work just fine. I think 24" exactly would be best, but the "body" of the cabinet is greater than 25" and will cover your opening.
13219
Sorry, this was a gift. I thought the measurements were included? It fit a 6 inch knife in my case.
75962
Yes, I think it's strong enough to hold the knives if you mount the bar vertically. The magnet on my strip is pretty darn strong...it holds a meat cleaver with no problem.
1490080
I'll measure the slot when I get home. I do dry my knives first before putting them away.
758902
Well of course it depends on the size of the knives and how much space you want between them. I put 42 pocket knives in mine, and the are mostly between 3-1/4" to 4" long (closed).
2164263
55 1/2" wide, 80" wide with smith bar, 85" height at pulley handles, 66" length