What are dimensions of individual pick-pluck cubes? How many cubes in each direction? Is there more than one layer so that depth can be adjusted in different places?
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Each cube is about 1cm, in a grid of 23x17. There is a second non-cubed layer below, and below that is the hard plastic bottom.
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It has been a few months since I used these, so I don't have them anymore to measure them. I would guess the pick was about 2 inches long. These were the perfect size for us we used them to insert into cupcakes to decorate for a girl scouting event.
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I'm not sure but I'm disappointed with these cubes. I have some called "cubies" that I could find at the dollar store or walmart and they look more like little pillows and they last forever. These don't seem worth the money.
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I used 2 standard 8" concrete blocks. I believe they are about 30 pounds each and they fit on the tray with a little extra room so the tray is probably 9" or so from front to back. There are two setting for 'depth'. The lowest setting was digging in the ground too much for me so I used the first (highest) setting. There is also a setting where the tines won't touch the ground when you are just moving from one location to another.
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The individual cubes you build are 14.5" deep, but you can configure the build, so your final height and width are pretty much up to you. I have several and if you build them without the back panel, you can get a couple of extra cubes out of it. I also left off the top panel of the row at the top.
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You can position the same cube in different places. Question 2: depends on room size and shape. Our mint works around a kitchen island, covering a span of about 20 ft.
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The tray itself is 9" x 4". The bottom of each cube receptacle is 1/2" and the top is 1", so the shape is not a perfect cube. They're a great size, but order more than two if you can because it takes a lot of them to fill a glass. I only use these for fun occasions and all are still in great shape. Sorry to hear that Karen's didn't last.
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I have the same question. How many picks are in the pack? Does "3 tips" refer to the three edges of each pick, or are there three different picks. HOW MANY? Why would this not be advertised.
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I'm not a 100% about the sizes as they aren't indicated, but I would suggest that you wait until it comes and check out the pieces that it comes with. Like I said, it comes in three different sizes and two translucent 'picks' to use in cleaning.
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these storage boxes are the same size as the thicker variety and rectangular just the same as the others. They are thinner and you can put 2 side by side to equal 1 of the regular size. If you want the square shaped ones you would have to use the cd cases which are square exactly like the music cases with albums.
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You can configure it to whatever height and width you want. Each cube is approximately 14x14. I'm not excited about the product and am going to sell it at a yard sale and find something more durable.
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It is a cube with outside dimensions of 15" x 15" x 15". The dimension given of 3.3 or 4.2 doesn't seem to make sense.
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This is from their web site: "Pick shape is similar to 351 style picks LIKE OUR LOGO approx 1-3/16" (30mm) tall by 1-1/16" (25.5mm) wide at top "The Regular Pick Shape" Approximately 95% of all guitar players use this shape."
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Hello riverman234 - for the dimensions on this item, 12" = the width (left to right) the 15" is depth (how much room do you have in your cubes once assembled) and obviously, the biggest number would be top to bottom (height). I hope that helps.
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7 picks (Dunlop 0.73mm). I could squeeze in an 8th pick but extraction would not be easy. 7 x 0.73 = 5.11 mm of pick storage.
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Good question...I believe it's 2 separate trays and 1 inset tray in the bottom of the tin case. However, might I share with you what I do, as an artist. I never use the cases my supplies come in. For this set I purchased this wonderful black canvas zip case by Global Art that holds 120 colored pencils (amazon.com has them and many Hobby Lobby Stores (not HL online). This way I can arrange my pencils in the color order I desire. The case closes all the way around (zips, thus, no spilled tin case, ruining the pencil tips). This is the largest case (120 capacity) I could find to my liking but holds only 120 and this Prismacolor set is 132. So for the 12 remaining pencils, I easily remedied this by cutting a nice sturdy piece of cardboard out that fits in the case. Then I laid out all the gray tones, black & white colors on this piece of cardboard and hold them flatly against the cardboard with 2 covered hair pony tail bands (or you could use rubber bands). This piece of cardboard with the remaining 12 less-used colors fits perfect in the case and the case closes beautifully! I cannot tell you how wonderful this set is....but it's large and one needs to arrange like-colors together and transfer to a case that is more user-friendly (tins are cool, but not at all practical. They also take up a lot of table surface space, so this case makes all my colors easily accessible. I also highly recommend that after you organize your pencils in the order you want, that you make up a sample color chart and keep it with your pencils for easy identification. Hope this helps!
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There are different sizes but these ones are the smaller ones measuring in at approximately a 1 inch cube.