Can you choose different thickness with this machine (i.e. 1/8 to 3/8")?
1872534
The slicing guide only indicates "thick" on one side and "thin" on the other. It is not variably adjustable.
1872535
The manufacturer does not indicate any dimension, other than thin or thick, can make julienne(thin) or fry (thick)cut.
1067988
This kit will do those sizes. If you want 5/16", 1 3/8" or 1 5/8" you wil have to order them seprately and they aren't cheap!
2104213
yes, you'll have to drill the current 3/8" holes out to 1/2". it took me more time to find and chuck up my bit than to drill the holes.
373568
a 3" would work just fine, yes for wood paneling. 1/8 inch is too small, no? 3" is what we used.
1799151
The width is roughly 4-5 inches depending on your skill. The thickness is variable based on the knob on the side of the machine. The thinnest setting is very tricky and is almost too thin to do anything with. I usually only go to a 2 to make sheets thin enough for tortellini and ravioli. Beware if it is too thin it gets jammed in the cutting attchments easier.
1742866
Actually there is a rule along the top. Goes down by the inch wth 1/4 and 1/8" markings. I could cut an 1/8" with mine because it cuts precisely where I want it to.
1747727
Sorry, I have no way to measure thickness. Try contacting the manufacturer and/or distributer.
1799149
This works great!! the thickness is determined by you, I usually do it about 1/8 inch thick, and the width is size of spagetti or you can cut your own how ever wide you want it.
1762471
In the search area type in the machine brand and model and 1/4" foot and the correct choices should show up for your machine
399903
I bought one a few months back and the cutting surface is about 3/8" thick.
773345
If you mean thickness of carpet - yes - there is a blue dial on the front that adjusts to different thicknesses.
1392132
Well, the pads are only about 1/4" thick to begin with. If you tried to cut it down to 1/8" thick I am not sure of two things: How would you actually cut it transversally ? A razor knife perhaps. A band saw? A coping saw? A thin blade would part the 1/4" thickness without a loss of material, but how would you secure it to make a clean/accurate cut and keep from cutting your fingers. If you did get to a uniform 1/8" thickness, how much actual vibration capacity would the divided pad provide? The pad actually works by having a capacity to 'wiggle' between the base of the vibrating machine and the machine itself (as it vibrates). If you did get down to 1/8" thickness I am not sure how much "wiggle room" would be left in the divided pad. Certainly not as much as the original material design promised. At 1/8" it might not isolate the vibration as well as you wished or needed. You would have twice as many 1/8" pads though, if thickness is critical to your equipment design. Hope this helps.
1601779
The slice thickness is about 1/4" or 5mm. It is dependent on the thread pitch on the feed screw and therefore not adjustable.
199740
Hello, That's a great question. If there is a 3/16" that would be better. I'm sorry but we don't have that size though just the 1/4" and 1/8". Thank you, Bruce
154700
I am not certain, I believe 3/4 inch to one inch. You can easily use 2 or more together if added thickness is desired.
1887468
The thicker bit is 5/8" for this drill. So that would not have any problem in using one of 1/8. With one adjustable chuck you will have severals options.
2251593
I am not sure about that but I guess you must use what comes with it for sure. I also think the thickest board you can cut is about 1 inch by 15 1/4 cross cut. I personally use this machine to cut thin strips of wood for artisan works.