Will these disks work in an old Mirro cookie press?
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I don't think so, because the Mirro disks have three flat sides so you can twist them into the press and these appear to be completely round. If the diameter is right, though, you could probably cut three sides to make them fit.
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They do not fit. I have an old Mirro press, but really wanted some different plates, so I bought the Oxo press and autumn plates. The Oxo plates are the same diameter as the Mirro plates but they do not have the three notches in the sides so you can't get them to slide into place (I tried ;-). The plates need to have at least one notch/flattened side.
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I am unfamiliar with the press you have but here are the measurements you should need to answer your question. The disks are metal and measure 1 15/16 inches in diameter (just less than 2 inches) and are about 1/32 of an inch thick (i didn't get out the calipers). If you measure a disk for your existing press you should be able to determine if they will work. Also, the press they are designed for holds the disks 1/4 inch from the cookie sheet. The cookie shapes will come out a bit off if your press uses a different depth. Hope this helps.
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If your machine uses tokens, they should work. I do not know of any other size tokens. They work fine in mine.
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Yes as far as I know. I've used them in one of the oldest portable minidisc recorders, the one that only records for 80 minutes on these discs, and they worked fine.Kevin
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It will work on a dos based system have several and they are wonderful NO MORE DISCS!!! Use them on cnc machine tools
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Hi there David I also have a roxio burner,and I used it with these DVDs your should work also
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These should work for this model. Your machine only has 2 memory slots, so it really depends how much memory you have now. Your machine can only support 2GB of memory, so be careful on what you are actually going to gain.
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it depends on the plug in is set up on the back of the burner.... if its shape like the sata drives does, then it will work
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They are worthless, no matter where made, if they are 8X. I do not know where they are made and I have not had good experiences with any Verbatim disks. I would not buy shiny disks by choice. I prefer white matte finish. Good luck in your search, and with the disks if you locate them.
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Sorry I do not know. I used them to create recovery disks. I believe so BC they should be able to handle it. If they are long movies, it will take more than one disk.
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This is a floppy drive for 1.44MB floppy disks. If that's what kind of disks you have, then yes. If they're CDs, then no. Floppy disks haven't been common for more than 10 years, so it would be good to know what kind you have.
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This is a tray-based drive, so it should read any optical disc type. It reads mini CDs, I know that much.
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These work for me. They have the smaller inside circle option that fits these discs. Memorex CD/DVD Labels 120-Pack, White
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It should. The type of recovery media you burn generally doesn't matter, so long as it has sufficient space and doesn't require any special formatting. BR discs are just like DVDs in the way the system handles them.
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There is a groove for the smaller dvd's. If it is placed correctly in the machine and closed properly it is possible to duplicate them. Sometimes the rpms will 'float' it and you may get an error message.
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yes they should work fine. They do have good deals on multi-paks look up #10 cartridges
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I don't think they work any different than the disks.. however.. they are so much cuter to look at.. and they make a great and unusual gift for a bridal shower or a secret sister gift. They work well in brown sugar, coconut, raisins, cookies and many other things that might go stale or go hard to lack of moisture. I gave away several at Christmas and everyone loves them.
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It comes with 19 aluminum disks that are very thin. However, I would NOT recommend purchasing this cookie press. It is one of the worst ones on the market. I got it and the first time I went to use it, I had to continually click the handle to try to get it to "catch" in order to press the dough out.