it says a potato up to 6" long but how fat around?
1671545
though it has a nice fulcrum, for power, the limiting factor is the actual cutting head itself. This machines cutting head will only handle a 3" diameter potato.
1671546
It was within the cutting blades for sure. Even tried a smaller potato and still did not fall thru the blades. Hope this helps.
1671547
I have one and I just use the regular size that you get at the store. I have cut them in half if I felt they were too long or too fat though, and it works just fine that way. Also works good if you need to dice onions
2199773
The 2.5" is correct. I do not have a scale, however, it is not very heavy, just bulky. Definitely not as heavy as a ten pound sack of potatoes.
2029140
Seven to seven and a half inches I think. Kinda says on the posting dearest.
1470377
I'd say at least 7 inches fat. If your happy with the two dimension, you should be proportionally happy with the third.
1133389
Actually I don't know what the theoretical limit is, but I have successfully and easily sliced up an 6 inch Russet after I mounted it to a wooden stand using the 3/8" cutter which is a pretty good sized potato.
1296369
It is 48mm which converts to just under 2 inches in length. 6 inches is wrong.
910856
francisco...sorry, can't find a thing around here to measure with....only thing i compare with is ''mc donalds''...i think it's perfect.. i have the 3/4 also.. little to fat of fries for me...hope this can help you a little..
104013
There are 2 different blades you can use. Both are 2 1/2" X 2 1/2". That is the largest potato you can French. One cuts 5x5= 25 fries and the other cuts 6x6=36 fries out of 1 potato.
1093128
6 to 8 inches depending on the make up of the soil and the size and make of the find. On average around 6 inches though.
1625008
I would guess weight capacity and space for about 10 lb. I have 5# potatoes, 2#onions, and 2-3# sweet potatoes.
1911779
About 4.5 inches. The ideal thing is that the burger has the dimple on 1 side.
1929389
About 1.75 CM. I have a pic that compares before and after. Not sure how I can upload it.
161609
It's approximately 6ft long and very flexible. Btw: I reviewed this several years ago and my wife is still using it and still loves it. She asked me to buy her another one in case they quit making them.
850813
like a fat pancake. It's 9" x 7 5/8" x about a quarter-inch thick. I'm still liking mine a lot. The photo came out beautifully
927177
It depends on the diameter of the vegetable you're slicing but the product photo is accurate for a small to medium potato (16-19 chips)
473159
The smaller of the two included cutting plates is 9 mm, which is a tad fatter than a typical McD 1/4" fry. It's exactly 1/10" inch fatter than the 1/4 inch McD fry, to be exact. "Shoestring" is generally an unspecified size, assumed to be smaller than 1/4". Hope this helps.
148925
That must be the packaging. The unit has a bit of a curve on top and bottom, but it looks to be just under 5.5 inches long.