What is the smallest diameter you can cut?
1024561
I only cut wine bottles, but you could probably cut an inch in diameter. I used the boiling water and iced water rotation to get a clean break.
1024562
The smallest glass I've scored is the neck of a wine bottle at about an inch in diameter. You have to push the support bar (part B) over to get the necessary pressure but it works just fine.
1024563
Half an inch and up! according to the approximation of the segments (but never try it!). it is pretty flexible you know as simple as it gets.
1024564
Hi, pretty new @ bottle cutting, only did wine bottles. try web site for g2 cutter, they might say. friend in Seattle having excellent results w/wine bottles. don't blame g2 cutter if they don't seperate rite away. I'm still practicing, ( but have limited supply of bottles to work with). her's are cutting perfectly, only losing 1 or 2 out of 30. Her hint is..... sml blow torch over score line, then extremely cold water (using tons of ice). good luck, Betty
714508
Minimum width...well, I've trimmed some pretty narrow strips off of 4" ceramic tile. I've trimmed some to 3 1/2" wide (1/2" of waste). When I get that close I've used nippers to break off the waste end because I can't really get a "bite" on a strip that narrow. A 1 1/2" strip, though, piece of cake! By the way, be sure to get a stone to finish your cut ends and to 'break' the edges. Cut tiles can be sharp!
1042883
I haven't run anything smaller than 1/4" round steel, so I truthfully can't say what the smallest stock size might be. My instinct is that this tool might be a bit coarse for the work you're considering.
348658
I can't tell what the smallest would be without taking it all apart, but I removed the rubber strip that it comes with and it fits (just barely) on a 1.258 diameter (about 1 and 1/4 inch) round tripod leg. I would guess it would easily go down to 1 inch. You could also put more rubber or wrap tape around the pipe or whatever to make it thicker.
262490
you don't want to cut them but you can fold it to probably measure it to a smaller size.
2228439
The one I ordered was a single item that you would cut to appropriate size. Nice product.
544977
Yes, definitely it can be cut to any size. I cut mine to fit my cookie pan. Enjoy!
399206
Always cut the flattest side of the glass. The suction cup is a little over 2 inches across and may not grab glass with grooves preventing suction but you should be able to tape the suction cup down if needed and still cut circles from 3 inches to 16 inches in diameter. Note this comes with metric markings and is about 8 inches wide or 19 CM. Comes with 6 cutting wheels (5 spares).
2074946
The instructions do not indicate that there is a minimum size it can be cut to, they just instruct to cover the exposed edges of the trimmed pad in electrical tape. Hope this helps
392722
You can cut any size. The blades are "stackable", with shims to adjust the cut to any width.
1773504
Yes. I would recommend cutting, however the smaller the piece the smaller the flame you will get along with reduced burn time.
12183
The smallest is a tad larger than 7/8th inch, more like 15/16th. The next one up is approximately 1 3/16th.
1087876
no, I'm pretty sure 59 1/2" is the smallest. It essentially fits into theopening for a standard 5' tub, give or take an inch or so.
153020
The furthest distance is approximately 2mm. The bottom cutting edge of the circle, closest to the handles is what determines this. You need to cut your circle close to a cut edge.
1324716
The smallest piece is 6 1/2 inches in diameter, the middle one is about 7 1/2 and the largest is 8 1/2 (all approx.)
2247713
The smallest is 2.25" from one side of the mesh to the other, the medium is 4" and the largest is 6.25". I use the largest the most often. It is the perfect size to drain a can of vegetables or a single serving of pasta. The smallest might be useful as a tea strainer or to separate a cracked egg. It's too small for much else.
924572
So the smallest circle cutter is almost an inch...and the largest is 3 1/2"...so it's got a lot of use. And even though the other side is really not the cutting edge...you can use that, too (just press down firmly...and then smooth it out)...so you get double use from this set...sets of basic shapes are the best way to go...you can do a lot of things from them...since I decorate cakes...I use these all the time. Hope that helps.