How wide &amp; how long are the potatos that it will cut?
261154
we haven't found any it won't cut. to be honest our son loves big fries and we have a harder time finding potatoes as big as we want.(even the supposedly "jumbo" ones). But definately get the suction cups for the feet, unless you plan on mounting it perminately on a board somewhere
1747239
I just measured one. I got 12" x 17". What is also not clear from the picture is that it is mesh on only one side. It does not keep onions very well at all. Before it wore out, I had a plain mesh bag that was a mesh on both sides. I think that that kept the potatoes and onions longer. I don't recommend these.
614442
I would imagine 6 or 7 inches, the size of the blade. I found that cutting a larger piece in half (not diameter but length) would be my main concern as the tray you set the piece on while cutting can only hold up to a certain length until it becomes unwieldy, i.e. a long summer sausage. Slow and easy seems to be the best method.
328570
1.25" wide, 1.5" deep, have used it to trim palm limbs, had no problems, it made quick work of the job
29630
The body is slightly over 4" wide and the cutting surface is 3.5" wide. Anything wider than 3.5" may need to be cut or rotated to slice. I love it, but be very careful!! I had band-aids all over my hands until I got used to it. The holder that comes with it isn't the most practical. I never use it and am especially careful when cutting.
1671545
though it has a nice fulcrum, for power, the limiting factor is the actual cutting head itself. This machines cutting head will only handle a 3" diameter potato.
523109
Yes, it is wide enough to grate a potato, however I would choose a food processor for that task. It is perfect for small grating tasks and takes minimal drawer space.
1554794
I am not to sure, but I do know this can cut unpeeled potatoes. I had a different style one that I had to actually cut potatoes in half and put cut side against the blades to get it to work.
1219545
Yes! but I wpuld only reccopmend if you are going to cut white potatoes or softer vegetables. WILL NOT WORK FOR SWEET POTATOES, YAMS OR TURNIPS
2142089
I do whole potatoes in under 30 min. But I would not recommend doing to much else it will end up shooting out the air pressure hole. Making huge mess and possibly screwing up the whole machine
2142756
About 2-3 inches. You need to think about the amount AF trimming versus longer straight line mowing when selecting you width. I have a city lot with larger amounts of trimming so I chose the more narrow blade width.
921382
The cutting surface is approximately 5" wide. It can handle large Spanish or Vidalia onions with relative ease.
4443
3 1/8 x 3 1/8 x 1/2 inches works great. had to dig it out to measure it. fried potatoes yesterday. easy change out blades to smaller cuts also very easy. worth it. :)
261155
The cutting blades are about 3 1\4 inches square, so you can cut a pretty big potato with this unit. Overall it is a very nice heavy duty unit with four blade sizes. Keep in mind these type of slicers work great for potatoes or carrots but not really made to cut sweet potatoes. So I would say nearly all potatoes would fit this cutter just fine. If you had some really gigantic size potatoes you could cut them in half and run them through the slicer.
2129201
I have never cut any potatoes with mine but I think the answer would be no. It has 2 slicing blades but I think all they would do is slice it into something like a chip. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1063231
No, the capacity of the food shoot will not sustain a potato. You will have to pre-cut them.
2163470
It's a 30" wide tube that is 36" long (a yard). If you cut one side of the tube, it would be 60" wide by 36" long. Hope this helps.