What are the measurements of this peeler? Is the entire peeler stainless steel or just the blades? Does it come with a cover for the blades?
835834
i don't have it in front of me but id guess 3 inches wide-ish, the entire peeler is stainless, and no no cover and its sharp!
676090
They are approx 1/4". I also dehydrate and they are the perfect size! btw - i don't use pampered chef's peeler, it fell apart after a couple of uses. I now use Progressive's. Well made, good price point, excellent service!
266801
there are 3 knives in this set....they are 6", 6 1/2" and 7"in total length. very easy to use and very sharp....be careful !!!!
2131795
I honestly do not remember. But it is great tool! It is the best peeler I have owned in my 59 years.
1208164
I believe the covers for the four knives are included in the final count. As in, 4 knives, 4 covers, 1 peeler.
537928
The blade itself is 1/4 inch wide. The blade arm is set on a spring and you hold that to the apple with your left hand while turning the crank with your right hand. I am able to peel the biggest apples with no problem. I don't use the corer/slicer because it doesn't core the apples quite as much as I want them cored - it produces a core of less than 1" - and the slices it produces are too thin for most all of my recipes. But that's true of all corer/slicers, none of them will do exactly what you want done with the apple! So I use this gadget for peeling only and it saves a lot of time, I core and slice by hand. The blade itself is 1/4 inch wide. The blade arm is set on a spring and you hold that to the apple with your left hand while turning the crank with your right hand. I am able to peel the biggest apples with no problem. I don't use the corer/slicer because it doesn't core the apples quite as much as I want them cored - it produces a core of less than 1" - and the slices it produces are too thin for most all of my recipes. But that's true of all corer/slicers, none of them will do exactly what you want done with the apple! So I use this gadget for peeling only and it saves a lot of time,... » Read More The blade itself is 1/4 inch wide. The blade arm is set on a spring and you hold that to the apple with your left hand while turning the crank with your right hand. I am able to peel the biggest apples with no problem. I don't use the corer/slicer because it doesn't core the apples quite as much as I want them cored - it produces a core of less than 1" - and the slices it produces are too thin for most all of my recipes. But that's true of all corer/slicers, none of them will do exactly what you want done with the apple! So I use this gadget for peeling only and it saves a lot of time, I core and slice by hand. « Show Less
676086
I really am not sure of the thickness the peeler made; however, they dried perfectly! We dried them in both the oven and using a dehydrator...crisper in the oven by the way.
976974
3.5 inches. I have used it for a number of months now. Replaced a bunch of "disposables". Blades for me last several weeks or more. I can even shave dry with it and have had no issues. 100 blades would last well a looooong time. The only thing you need to worry about is which person you want to pass it down too. Pricey but what a couple of steak dinners and you never have to track down a disposable again.
2189459
Yes it does come with a cover. The same cover is also used to push up against the bottom where the last bits of slices are attached, to help remove them, thereby keeping your fingers away from blades.
713434
Product dimensions are the size of the box. The main body is about 7"Lin by 1.5" wide by maybe 3" tall. The blades are each 4" long
1987537
not certain, but, good product. Each one has a different function. I mainly use the peeler, but the others are good for veggies.
1950553
To be honest I have never had to replace the blade in my Rex peeler over the 12 years I have been using it. It is carbon steel and holds a much better edge than any regular peeler with a stainless blade. The only issue is that it will rust if left wet. Wash it by hand and dry it and you should have a peeler that lasts many, many years.
1554983
Six Inches by Nine and a Quarter Inches in size. I hope this helps. Its not thin, it is good quality steel. Its thick enough and strong enough for household use. Enjoy.
78334
A small paring knife, a small curved paring knife (great for peeling fruit), a large serrated knife, a smaller serrated knife, a large knife for chopping large things like cantaloupe, a medium knife for chopping, and an awesome pair of scissors. I use the medium knife everyday. This is an awesome set of knives; my only regret is that I didn't go bigger and get the set that has the steak knives, too!I also bought the Henckels twin duo sharpener, which works easily and wonderfully at resharpening the knives to like new condition.
605366
9.5 X 24 inches. Very well made, with stiff and sharp stainless blades. I applied several coats of mineral oil before and after use. So many of the wood versions out there are junk, this one is very good and I'm confident my future grandchildren will still be using it. Knocked out 5 gallons of cabbage in no time and I only lost the tip of one finger! Seriously, this is no toy and it easily took the tip of my "protective glove" and my finger off with no problem.
955786
It does not come with a cover. I have not needed one however if you have small children in the house you will need to use standard knife practice and keep them out of the reach of children or anyone who might be at risk handling such a knife.
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.