Soil Block Maker: Are they 3/4", 1", or 2"?
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2". Buy the cubic insert set of 4 (3/4") IF you want to transplant the smallest blocks (3/4" Micro block maker) into the 2".
226440
My unit came with the 1/4 and 1/2 inch Collete. I added a 3/8 inch Collete later which is handy.
447952
I used 3" but 1 1/2" would work fine. My thought was the bigger the diameter the more water it held. More water means less fill ups and plenty of water for hot days.
1660973
It has been some time since I installed this for my Daughter, but I think it is 1 1/4", I used an adapter and used 3/4" pipe in our situation, I probably would not use any smaller than 3/4 pipe tho,
1675844
3/8" is far more versatile than 1/2". 1/2" is more for really heavy duty work. The 3/8" version of this tool was powerful enough to remove the wheel hub bolts from my car, and those are notoriously difficult to remove.
155549
3" but I returned the order they are a pain to deal with anf regular media will not stay in cup.Look for a hydroponics store near you, thats what I did and was totaly surprised to find one. The price and quantity where no comparison.
1682664
My house has 1/2 inch lines and it works great. I've had mine for a couple of years but I think it came with an adapter to go from 1/2 inch to 3/4.
1316985
more like 1/16 inch . i used them to connect to plastic buckets for hydroponics and they held well.
918913
1" --- I needed to drill for my project. Good product but 1/2" hole spacing would have been nice.
896858
hihi, im not sure. this is my first pack of mega blocks. sorry, cant help much :)
1918176
Three inches. That's thick. And that IS a consideration. My workbench just had a 3/4" work surface with 2x4 skirting, so I had to mount a 2 & 1/4" block first. That works, but it's not ideal. Vice comes with really good clear mounting instructions in normal English.
1933488
Half and half or there abouts. There's plenty of 3/4" ones, but some of them were too chipped for my purposes, but still plenty. Hope that helps.
1438695
3 1/4" is for mesh only, rim-to-rim is 3 3/4". I bought this primarily for use in double-straining cocktails with citrus juice and find that the mesh is actually a bit too fine for this, clogs quickly with pulp.
170111
I used the 3/16 ( 0.5 cm). I think they are available in other sizes. Hope that helps.
400197
I needed some 6.25"x4.5"x8" blocks as the starting point for a project. so i created "beams" of that size and a few feet long. then cut them into the length blocks i needed. Worked like a charm. (long answer for a short question - the answer is yes.)
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It's easier to measure them in centimeters. They are 1/4 cm, 1/2 cm and 8/10 (4/5) cm. The sieve is 11 inches across. I have a larger one for bigger rocks. Glad to hear about the worm separation idea. I never get all of the little guys out of the composted material!
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They are about 1/8 inch, Others say 11 gauge, (10 is about 1/8 inch) so pretty close. They will get rusty quick, but still work great, and grab well. If you till deep they won't hold in the tilled soil very well, (I till about 12+ inches) but the row cover I am holding down with these are outside of the deeply tilled area, so they work great. When you go to pull them out, it takes a little effort, so they work. All the wind we get these hold fine, it's the row cover that is taking the beating. I double or triple the cover and push these through to keep it from ripping too bad. I need to order more, instead of using rocks and bricks. They just move and the cover comes loose.