What's the average size of cutters?? Are they too big? Thanks!
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I think "too big" depends on what you're looking to use them for. They're probably 4" or so and surprisingly sturdy. I used them to make letter cookies for my kids classroom and then ended up buying a whole set for the class. So, they're small enough for the hands of 3-4 year olds, but big enough that you can use them and the cookie, play doh, etc inside can hold true to shape. I hope this helps!
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They Vary in size, some are as big as 3-4 inches! the shapes are pretty big, they make a good standard size cookie.
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3-4" great size for kids to use. We use mostly to make shapes with playdoh.
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The largest diameter cutter (2 3/4) is 3 1/8 high including the handle. The smallest cutter diameter is (1 1/2) and 2 3/8 high including handle. Great set of biscuit cutters, I use them weekly.
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They are 2 inch cut just like a Rage 2 blade. Had no problems with them at all!
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The actual size is 17" X 13" and yes they can be cut to any size needed. I use for baking fish so that it doesn't stick to the pan and they can be used many times before they need replacement.
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Hi, This is TZseller, thank you for your question, the cutter able to cut max up to 3.5" x 5"(L) . Thanks TZ
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There are 3 circle cutters. One is 1 5/8" in diameter, the second is 1 1/8" in diameter, and the third one is 6/8" in diameter. If you meant to say "diameter" instead of "radius," the second one should fit your needs. If you meant "radius" none of them will work. The largest one has a radius of only 13/16". I hope this helps.
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I am traveling so cannot actually "measure" the blade length - but can tell you it is at least 4" to 4.5" in length. That is because I've pair of a different brand I don't like nearly as well that are only 3" long because I DID measure those ones. Wanted to remember NOT to buy the ones with the standard handles but shorty-length of blade. In fact, KitchenAid really ought to promote why the longer blade they provide is handier. (I'm almost positive they are NOT 5" or longer tho...so this range provided should give you a pretty good idea.) P.S. This is the CUTTING blade length I'm referencing....the whole scissor is, of course, longer than 5".
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Hey, Zachary. I guess I must really be showing my age when asking sales persons if they had any biscuit cutters and being met with a blank look and the ensuing question, "A biscuit cutter? What's that?" After searching through many stores, and online, for the perfect size cutter for biscuits, I finally found a 3" cutter that, for me, makes a perfectly sized biscuit.
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2 5/8 inches long, 3/8+ (probably 7/16) inch wideThese are the best clippers I have ever used. They don't require a lot of strength and the cut is clean each time.
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I just looked at my cutter and can tell you it definitely does not have 1/16 inch measurements. However, I do eyeball the cut line with the LED light on and do pretty well that way.
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I do not own a cutter, but if you have your old twine holder, these are the dimensions of my twine spool. bottom of tube 2 inches top of tube 9/16" length 7", twine width bottom 4", top3", 61/4" of twine on spool. I hope this will be of some help.
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Hello, diamond sizes range from 1"H x 5/8"W, 1 1/2"H x 1"w, 2"H x 1 1/2"W, 2 1/2"H x 1 5/8", 3"H x 2"W, 3 1/2"H x 2 1/4"W, 4"H x 2"W, 4 5/8" x 2 7/8". The are one of my best cutters and perfect for diamons designs on cakes! Chelas Cakes and Fruit Arrangements
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They are too big to fit. The first time I ordered these I "re-rolled" some onto an old spool so they would fit into the sealer. Now I don't even bother - I just use the cutter to cut off what I need and make bags. Much easier and much, much cheaper than the other brand. I use these all the time.
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The smallest cutter is 2"L X 3/4"W (at the smallest part.) I actually use this size for my little terrier (16 lbs.)
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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.
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So the smallest circle cutter is almost an inch...and the largest is 3 1/2"...so it's got a lot of use. And even though the other side is really not the cutting edge...you can use that, too (just press down firmly...and then smooth it out)...so you get double use from this set...sets of basic shapes are the best way to go...you can do a lot of things from them...since I decorate cakes...I use these all the time. Hope that helps.
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Sorry for the delay. I wasn't home until today. The height of cutter area (less the handle) is slightly (1/16 or 3/32 of an inch) less than 1 3/4 inches high. I also have the square RSVP cutters and they are exactly the same height.