what is the shortest piece you can put through
941106
I have actually put in 4" crosscuts off a limb to make coasters. Haven't tried anything smaller than that.
941107
The "book" answer is seven inches. I have put some shorter but one has to watch getting fingers too close to cutting surfaces!
941108
The manual says about 7 inches or so. You can make a jig to put smaller pieces in though
204748
You could cut it fairly easily. It would make it rather short though. It will also fold in half very easily so other than saving weight by only carrying one of the shorter pieces, I wouldn't see an advantage to cutting.
446369
I believe that 3' is the shortest length you can buy. You could probably use the product on the short piece of pipe you described, but I don't know what you will do with all the excess heating tape.
797272
Possibly. The smallest ones ..and just using an edge. I used mine the first time and one broke...they are not the strongest...
866758
This unit does Micro Cut. The pieces are 1/2 by less than 1/8 inch. Runs very quiet and will do multi pages very well.
61444
I would limit the pieces to no shorter than 4 inches - anything shorter could risk catching in the blade assembly and causing damage and possible injury by itself. You could probably go shorter if you follow a short piece with longer piece that can be accessed from both sides to ensure the shorter piece is fully fed through the planer.
2030659
Pretty easy. It is also forgiving, so if you discover a piece was put together upside down or something, it's easy to fix. The pieces go together using a series of cardboard tabs, inserted into slots. Since it is cardboard, if you own a pair of garden gloves, that would be a good safeguard against paper (i.e cardboard) cuts! Otherwise, it's probably harder with an audience, so if you can manage it when kids are at (pre)school, or asleep, that's a good idea :) Allow 20 minutes to an hour, depending on how proficient you are with do-it-yourself assemblies.
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
1622314
Piece by piece like about 18 cm and other smallers like 4 cm, can be used depends what u need or like, sorrymy bad english¡
2264544
try to use .20 gram seamless so the one with seams might break in it and you get little tiny peiaces of plastic
2123920
I would think that smaller pieces would be easier to get in one piece and they screwed that up for me... :(
1308936
It seems to me that anything less than about a 5ft diameter should be tried
1084066
I think you can get it pretty close. You just put the shortest stem onto it.
509783
You poke a hole in the end that is smallest. It does take some pressure but it will puncture.
1035767
The shortest spot (at the back) is 4". You would have to slide it in from the side. To put your item in from the front, 2.5".
982231
Because of the pattern it is not very noticeable...I think you can buy larger pieces
1547431
Yes, if there are a few small pieces I generally place all of them together, laminate and then cut themto the shapes. Else you can cut to your preferred size ans is done well.