How small is the mesh? I'm looking to separate small pin tumbling media- say the size of an office staple, but straight.
301005
I don't know what 'small pin tumbling media' is, but if it is the size of a standard (office desk) straightened staple and uniformly so, it might possibly go through one of the mesh openings if it ever got positioned exactly upright.
301006
The mesh is 1/16" square. A "straight" staple would easily go thru the mesh if perpendicular to the mesh.
301007
Very small. I would say a millimeter, actually. I can open up a large paper clip and poke the end of the paper clip through one of the mesh openings, but there is no wiggle room.
301008
I would figure you could get 3 or 4 staples through each hole. Cannot get a ball point pen tip through the mesh but its pretty close. Hope that helps.
301009
It's very fine...I would say about 10 mils mesh. I'm pretty sure office staple wouldn't go through the mesh.
301010
The mesh is very small but I would think that it might get stuck in the mesh if media is the size of a staple
301011
As a few others mentioned, the openings in the mesh are each about 1 mm square. Hope that helps!
301012
This is a pretty fine mesh. I could not penetrate the mesh with the end of a large paper clip. An office staple might go through but only if it it were pushed from an angle perpendicular to the mesh. Not likely to go through if you were sifting a bunch of them in the strainer. Hope this is helpful.
301013
It is about 1/16th of an inch or slightly smaller. Not sure if this would do it for you.
429707
am so sorry- am moving my office and JUST packed them all yesterday! I want to say 'legal' but not quite sure. I know I stack over an inch of 8 1/2 X 11 pages in it and it closes fine.
1897883
The item you are inquiring about is used for standard size cards, however small cards can be used.
1063553
I don't know mesh guage but there are about 18 to 20 tiny holes to I inch. Much , much finer than window screen. Sifts flour beautifully.
1805510
The size is just about 2 inches long and .5 mm wide for paper. I haven't cut credit cards or cd's yet. I hope this info helps. I would've liked the longitude to be a bit smaller, but it's perfectly fine for home use.
1065941
If you clamp every thing down really tight it should be "somewhat" square. Use all of the bars and stops to hold everything in place. I cut large mags like Southern Living and Lapidary Journal that have 200 sheets and just use the main clamp. That works fine, if you use the second clamp it should be very close.
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about the same size as an eye-pin.. I love it.. now I can make the pins as long or short as I want.. this gadget is amazing.. I do have head pins. but I find myself skipping them and just doing a loop and a dangle at the end of items. it is fun to experiment.. I've used different sizes of wire.. it works great.. not thick wire.. I am hoping beadsmith will make various sizes of this looper..
2157190
Stainless steel mesh just like my Bodum small press. I use this one when I want more than a single cup....it works great.
535046
The documentation that came with the filter states "minimum particle size filtered is 450 microns". That would make it between 35-40 mesh according to the conversion chart I am looking at.
1009631
Make an "Okay" sign with your thumb and finger, with the other 3 fingers pointing up into the air. The circle you just made, is about the size of the largest tip. Now look at the image of tips, the smaller one being your typical detail size tip, but not pro-detail, which can be crazy small. The small tip, will fall through the biggest tip in the image, size-wise. So standard bag + couplers (med + large) and your good to go. If say your piping potatoes all day, get a big, strong bag to fit the larger tips. But if cake deco- your fine. (OKAY!)..:)
1797106
I would be willing to mail a few staples to you so you could see if they fit, if you want to go that route. I would hate for you to buy another stapler when you already have 2. I have looked for staplers that use tiny staples in all the stores, and all of them use standard size staples. I really love my tiny stapler.
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The legs of the staples are 3/16" long, while the width is 9mm (0.354"). I hate to mix measuring systems like this, but the fact is, 3/16" and 9mm are exactly shown on a dual-system ruler, and thus make convenient measurements. A "group" of staples is 1" long (50 staples), as they come in the box and there are 1000 staples (20 "groups" in a box) . The box is branded Staplex, Type VF-1M, No. 10 High Speed Mini Staples for Staplex Model S10P Hand Held Electric Stapler and Manual Mini Staplers. More information than you probably wanted, but most importantly, they fit in and work fine with my several old Swingline Tot 50 staplers, which will have to be pried from my cold, dead hands before I ever relinquish them. The legs of the staples are 3/16" long, while the width is 9mm (0.354"). I hate to mix measuring systems like this, but the fact is, 3/16" and 9mm are exactly shown on a dual-system ruler, and thus make convenient measurements. A "group" of staples is 1" long (50 staples), as they come in the box and there are 1000 staples (20 "groups" in a box) . The box is branded Staplex, Type VF-1M, No. 10 High Speed Mini Staples for Staplex Model S10P Hand Held Electric Stapler and Manual Mini Staplers. More information than you probably wanted, but most... » Read More The legs of the staples are 3/16" long, while the width is 9mm (0.354"). I hate to mix measuring systems like this, but the fact is, 3/16" and 9mm are exactly shown on a dual-system ruler, and thus make convenient measurements. A "group" of staples is 1" long (50 staples), as they come in the box and there are 1000 staples (20 "groups" in a box) . The box is branded Staplex, Type VF-1M, No. 10 High Speed Mini Staples for Staplex Model S10P Hand Held Electric Stapler and Manual Mini Staplers. More information than you probably wanted, but most importantly, they fit in and work fine with my several old Swingline Tot 50 staplers, which will have to be pried from my cold, dead hands before I ever relinquish them. « Show Less
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The size question has been answered by other respondents. The shredder has been working well for me, so far has not jammed . Remember to oil it frequently for good oaverall maintenance.
1509895
I don't remember the bit size, but as a general rule, just start small. :-)
2139274
The wire mesh is pretty thin, and measures exactly 1 inch across 10 holes. So I'd put the hole size at a large fraction of 1/10th of an inch -- so, maybe, 1/11th of an inch, or thereabouts.
2034697
While I can't say that I'm absolutely certain of the size but none of the food I have drained in it has gone through. It's smaller than rice, quinoa and peppercorns (not pepper). Wikipedia says that peppercorns are about 5mm. So the mesh is definitely smaller than 5 mm.
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I use mine for A5 and C6 cards, for smaller intricut pieces try a sample with slower speed, hope this helps