My plan is to cut the sticks off and just use the plastic streamers. If I do that, are they really 10 inches in length? Help?
502193
Measuring the plastic streamer from where they are attached to the handle, the do measure right about 10 inches.
502194
Cutting them might shorten the length, but they are all uniformly the same length
502195
We used them for a dance activity awhile back. I am guessing that you could use them for an art activity. I cannot remember the exact measurement but think that might be correct.
502196
Approximately, I don't have one on hand, but it is a continuous filament, bent in the middle where it attaches to the handle. Though if you cut them off the handle, they won't hold together. They're just loose threads bound to the handle with a one-way ratcheting tie.
523144
The sticks are a nominal 1-1/8" wide. Not 1-1/4" They are not a precision instrument -meaning there may be slight, barely discernible differences in dimension. Hence the use of 'nominal.'
621638
The ones I have are 10 inches in diameter. They ( I ordered 4) are wonderful.
1021927
I have the 8", I think I 10" would be fine. Not sure about larger diameters unless you have them tilted slightly.
2092174
These do not fit into a standard low voltage puck fixture. They are too long
1594684
you possibly could shorten them....by sawing them off...you won't gain much; an inch and half or so....
2224745
These baits are cylindrical, with spline-like edges. They're about two and a half inches in diameter, but I use them in PVC pipe constructed bait stations. These are easy to make, as all you do is buy a "T" PVC joint, and add "arms" to the three holes of the "T." I've used 3" PVC to make two of these type bait stations, and use them in my hen houses. This way, the mice can get in and out, but there's no way for the heavy baits to be moved out of the bait stations. And the poison in this product does seem to be more effective than the TomCat and Hawk products I had been using. Hope this helps! (As a precaution, always try to keep some activated charcoal paste on hand, in case of any type of poisoning of pets.) These baits are cylindrical, with spline-like edges. They're about two and a half inches in diameter, but I use them in PVC pipe constructed bait stations. These are easy to make, as all you do is buy a "T" PVC joint, and add "arms" to the three holes of the "T." I've used 3" PVC to make two of these type bait stations, and use them in my hen houses. This way, the mice can get in and out, but there's no way for the heavy baits to be moved out of the bait stations. And the poison in this product does seem to be more effective than the TomCat and Hawk... » Read More These baits are cylindrical, with spline-like edges. They're about two and a half inches in diameter, but I use them in PVC pipe constructed bait stations. These are easy to make, as all you do is buy a "T" PVC joint, and add "arms" to the three holes of the "T." I've used 3" PVC to make two of these type bait stations, and use them in my hen houses. This way, the mice can get in and out, but there's no way for the heavy baits to be moved out of the bait stations. And the poison in this product does seem to be more effective than the TomCat and Hawk products I had been using. Hope this helps! (As a precaution, always try to keep some activated charcoal paste on hand, in case of any type of poisoning of pets.) « Show Less
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I think you can just cut them to size. I bought some for the FD 1000 and they are good but have a large plastic edge which you cannot seen in the display photos which is probably better cut off anyway.
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Double check the diameter of the pole you are looking for with a tape measure, you will find different thiknesses for the poles specially if they have to fit perfectly, if not you can chose the most look like. length should not be a problem, anyway you can cut them to right size you need,
2004546
I purchased these sticks so long ago and when I moved from the area I donated them to the school. I remember them being like 12 inches long and 1 inch round. They were great for my preschool class!
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From top to tip, mine are about 18". I'm not sure where the 10" comes from, but mine are definitely larger than that. These are a really great value :)
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I really don't know since I used mine the full length. They are metal so you'd have to use a hack saw to cut them and they may loose some integrity. We absolutely love ours.
2152216
I will have to measure them but they fit snugly in my existing bait station and I also use a curved plumbing tube (outsied), put two in and they work great. I ahve been very happy with them.I use pure peppermint oil spray mixed with water in my attic to drive them away (they hate the smell) and it also serves as a pleasant deodorizer. Once outside they find the baits and then goodbye!
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Havent tried it but it should work. the end caps are nine inches I.D. and if you put the sticks in with heads at both ends should be able to fit probably eight or so.
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Check see of you may not even need something slightly bigger I saw on some sticks are 52 inch in length. Sorry I couldn't be of more help
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The stick and strip are about 3" long. Be aware that the stick has very fine teeth that do not scrape off much of the magnesium onto your tinder pile. The scrapings are so fine that I had trouble igniting the 'pile' with the back side of the stick against the ferrite rod. If I scraped the chips onto a cotton ball, then it would ignite from the spark. For a survival kit I recommend you include some fine steel wool or cotton balls.
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Barbara, please disregard my last communication. The items I described were "Body Sticks," a different brand. Our Bongers are 12 inches long, and the handles are about 4.5 inches long.