what is the smallest circle it will cut?
1282396
About a 1/4th to 1/2 inch. I used mine for larger circles and 1/2 circles. Good Luck
361840
No the smallest is 1.2mm. The three positions on the taper control is 1.2, 1.6 and 2 mm
1166695
The way it works is you can cut it to any size smaller than the length it comes in. A saw would be ideal but I used an old serrated knife that I didn't need so didnt care about making it dull. For what it is it does the job!
128277
NOT unless you want to cut the 2 sides. I think they make a shorter size... search for it.
607187
It cuts down to about 3/8 inch. This trims my dog into the perfect puppy cut.
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
1202190
You have to drill a small hole, about 1/8", in the center of the work surface. There is a pin on the cutter that fits into this hole. I also found it helps to drill a small starter hole on the circumference of the circle, you can do this with the tool but it's a little tricky.
246314
It appears that you would be at 2.25" at best. That's the dimension of the cup plus the width of the cutter. So you would be right at the minimum for your cut.
58840
The little blades are pretty flimsy. It might work, but there's a pretty good chance that they would snap off. And, when the blades snap off, it's pretty impossible to get the little plastic base out of the blade housing. So then, the whole cutter is permanently dead. If you really, really need to make a circle and $20 is an acceptable gamble, it might be worth a shot. Otherwise, I wouldn't buy it for that purpose.
2277169
Yes u can break it into smaller pieces just use gloves. U might need a plastic knife to cut it n u can throw knife away
1341103
I think the cutter might be able to cut acetate (fabric, I assume). However, unless the fabric was pinned down really well I don't know if it would be stiff enough to cut a perfect circle. Hope this helps...!
385933
I doubt it. I would guess a golf ball size and shape would be the smallest. Works great for walnuts.
2077294
The diameter of the nesting cutters smallest to largest and is: 1.5 inches, 2.25 inches, 2.75 inches and 2.75 inches. They are all about 3 inches high. The cutter edges are are extremely sharp. I use the largest to cut bagel dough...a stiff flour dough. I am very pleased with the cutters. In fact, I ordered the square cutters because I liked the round so well. Hope this helps.
445908
Yes, this is well worth the money. It can cut circles but probably not those with a small radius.
2207357
It can be cut down to any size you want. I had to cut mine down to 25 x 22 x 1 and it worked like a charm.
1265442
No idea. Could be a frequency or key shape/design. I haven't had a chance to get it cut yet.
797272
Possibly. The smallest ones ..and just using an edge. I used mine the first time and one broke...they are not the strongest...