What is diameter of "egg" portion? (I want to use it to repair another device.)
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The "Bullet" is a silver colored oval, about 2 inches long and less than 1 inch in diameter.
2184117
The threaded part is .350 inches. So I would use a 3/8 inch drill bit if you want to use a backing nut to attach permanently. The threads are about 1 inch long. I use the hole in my ceramic Big Green Egg which is about 1/4 inch which I do not use the threads but just the probe portion and it works great. I like the illumination of the dial and would recommend this gauge highly.
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Dear Chuck, I may presume that you already have some tips and want to know if you need to purchase more. The diameter of the tips that are inserted into the heating element is 0.190". The length 1.700". If you are going to do a lot of soldering, like every day for years, I suggest that you buy a set and save the shipping charges later of the ones you may have don't fit. The extra tips are not alike but for different soldering purposes. Bob
1447021
I am not sure but it is the same width as the container you buy eggs but longer for the 2 extra eggs. I am guessing it also depends on the size of your fridge?
1388123
It's a circle cutter on a convex circular surface (egg), so there is no size limitation for either. The cut will always be 1.5" (inches) in diameter. It will work on any size egg larger than that (quail eggs are out, but ostrich may work).
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I brought one exactly for the purposes of using it with my BGE. It's a two piece unit that includes a 21" and 18". The 18" is slightly smaller than the current grate for the Egg but it fits just fine.
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It is 6.3 mm. For an engineer, it might be possible to replace it, but as an average customer, I do not think it could be replaced my myself. So I bought an adapter from 6.3 to 3.5.
2192843
The diameter is probably 4.5 cm less than 2 inches. You should be able to place it under the LCD monitor
1165119
Well now, we have to do a lot of interpretation as the sides of the pan curve slowly into the flat of the bottom of the pan. My best measurement would indicate that the diameter of the flat portion of the bottom is 4 and one half inches. I use this pan for eggs and nothing else and it does very well, just don't let your wife wash it.
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no i am sorry this doesn't fit the medium green egg. it is roughly 17" long and the medium green egg has a 15" diameter cooking surface.
1204088
The bottom plate is glass but the top plate where the eggs go is plastic. The diameter is 12 inches.
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Wish I could help, but I've got the same problem! Had one of these before and loved it - and the top snapped in place they way they say it will. My new one has a white gasket on the underside side of the middle (metal) piece; I'm pretty sure this wasn't there on my old one. Now, it's hard to time my eggs - and worse, when I try to get them out, the top sticks to the middle and the eggs are "held prisoner" inside. Looks like we both need to contact the manufacturer... good luck...
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The Internal Diameter of this device is just under 22mm. The threaded end is metric 22mm-0.75 right hand.
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I just used whatever eggs were in the fridge ... and it worked fine. So I guess "size does not matter" :)
1798521
I thought that I had lost the gasket to my Cuisinart SmartPower Duet blender, so I ordered this replacement. After it arrived, I found my old one. They are both exactly the same size. The outer diameter is about 68 mm. The inner diameter is about 48 mm. The thickness is about 2 mm. I am not familiar with the specific blender that you have, but you can check it against those measurements.
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It's the pin with which you're supposed to puncture the egg yolk. The orange "rubber" part is the pin cushion. Just pull it apart. I also like DA's answer about not piercing the eggs. I only used mine once so far and one of the eggs bled a little egg-white through the hole.
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It's about the size of a large egg, so would probably be easy to adjust if significant difference, but I use jumbo eggs and it works fine with them.