I have had a kitchen aide for 25 years or so. I measured the hole and it is more like 3/8th inch. Will this do?
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For any late viewers with the same question, I have the old aluminum kitchen aide meat grinder and had to use a combination of a rubber gasket and a large locking washer smashed flat to get this to work. It's not nearly thick enough to fit tightly up against the die plate. To get it to reach only about half of the thickeness of the square drive hole is actually engaging my drive shaft. I even had to grind the blade down to a smaller diameter. In the end it's working great, but I wouldn't recommend this. :-)
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The new blad, not the one shown in the picture, doesn't work well. I ordered the one shown in the picture but vendor did not send the right one to me. Therefore, I refused to paid for it.
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Yes, the 1-3/8" hole should work fine. There is a 1-3/4" escutcheon that comes with it to finish off the installation nicely. We had a 1-1/8" hole drilled to accomodate our Aquasana.
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Yeah it should but the hole area is regular sized so it might move around a little...hope that helps
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measure the chuck hole if its the same size as key hole it should fit..that is how i measured mine and it works perfect..
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Yes, the diameter of the center hole is 6 7/8". Should be fine on an 8" diameter pot.
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It fits any standard kitchen aide ... I don't know the number but it will give u that info in the description!
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3/8" of an inch is 10mm which is the size of the shank on this item which goes into the drill chuck so it would be tight . I use this on my cordless drill it's a great little tool for the garden, hope this helps.
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Stephanie, Sorry but I have this tool in Florida and I'm now in NY but I think the hole is smaller than 3/8. Wanda
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The hole is about an inch across so yes it will. I don't fill it with food, I just put a Lil in there or use treats.
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You will have to drill 2 holes 3/8 inch diameter above your existing hole and in it goes.
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Yes it will. I bought it for my vessel sink and it fit perfectly(the opening in my sink is about 2.5" or 3"). Hope it helps.
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If the actual hole is 5 1/8" you will be close. You still may encounter some plaster dust since the spring loaded keepers need a little extra clearance.
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The hole is 7/16" on mine, but there is a burr around the edges that might be troublesome for a rod of that diameter. The rod they supply (which is very short), fits perfectly though and it's exactly 3/8".
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yes, you'll have to drill the current 3/8" holes out to 1/2". it took me more time to find and chuck up my bit than to drill the holes.
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I measured the threads with a caliper and they are .325". 3/8" = .375" so a 3/8" hole will accommodate this thermometer. Incidentally my Big Green Egg has a much smaller hole so I will be drilling it out to 3/8".
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I'm not sure if it will work or not; holes are 1.5 in. C-to-C, mine works great (after I read directions)
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The holes would need to be no more than 1/4" around. Hope this helps. It is a great tool!!!