Does it crimp the edges to keep the filling in?
1835513
A piece of bread is just a bit larger than the edge of the pie iron. It seals the periphery very well and in my experience the seal has never failed.This is a well made and useful tool.
1835514
A piece of bread is just a bit larger than the edge of the pie iron. It seals the periphery very well and in my experience the seal has never failed. This is a well made and useful tool.
1835515
Mine does not crimp, but I might be using smaller bread slices which fit entirely inside.
1835516
I believe so, but you have to have the pastry (or what ever) going over the edge so that it can be crimped.
1835517
If you extend the crust beyond the edge of the iron, it will crimp the edges.
1616129
I had no trouble putting a generous amount of filling but stayed clear if the edges.
1483706
Yes it does. Tip: make sure you smooth it around the edges and hold it in place while it molds to the edges/curves so that it doesn't pull away. It tended to pull away on the corners. I was a little disappointed.
2010885
No stitching; you can feel the filling shifting around and away from the edges.
2167473
Hi Sheila. I love this machine. I agree with the other responses however I have done a short test run of just cutting a straight line from the edge of the paper to the center of each hole and then inserting the new page this way and it sure does seem to hold well but depending on what you are using it for that may not be a permanent solution. Also, don't buy the crimper...I use a small pair of needle nose pliers that work great.
270095
Yes, Angela it does. What differentiates it from other crimpers is this: IF you were using the 'EZ' type connectors, then you merely push the wires all the way through the connector and out the end via a custom opening at the tip. This takes the guess work out of whether or not the wires are in all the way. PLUS, you can insure the correct sequence because they protrude through the end of the connector! Then, when you're crimping it with the 'Platinum Tools 100054C Clamshell EZ-RJPRO HD Crimper' it flush cuts the excess wire off at the same time.
46126
just the ends do. it holds up well too, just a quick brush and the dusty curmb buildup is gone
959157
The crimper I bought had a case that was not rigid enough to keep the dies in place. I used a 1/4" weather stripping foam under the dies to keep them in place. Gently, gently----it does help, but a more rigid, better proportioned case would be desirable. I am happy with the several crimps that performed on battery clamps, etc. This hydraulic crimper is more compact then the long handled crimpers NAPA uses in our town.
1756367
Not entirely,, i use a finr sandpaper o a small torch to smoothen the edges.
1256767
No.. I used super glue and a clear silicone to fill in any gaps. You need a steady hand. Good luck
839063
Yes. Except you have to manipulate the position of it if you intend on filling it. Speaking from an man's perspective.
984845
Yes and no. Yes, in that the bulk of the block stays intact to allow for cutting into cubes. The outer edges, on the other hand, do get squished out from the pressure. If you aren't squishing it enough for the edges to squish out, then you probably aren't going to get proper drainage.
631314
Yes, you can crimp with standard crimper. Before you crimp, you need to trim the excess wires, then pull wires back inside the plug and crimp.
2046480
No, the piston only moves when you twist it during filling. As the ink level drops, it empties out but the piston stays at the same place.
1670079
No it doesn't, it wraps around the bottom portion of the teeth and the flaps sit between the teeth. I'm a real bad grinder and go through the actual pad in about 4/5 months. Saves my teeth big time.
172750
Yes you cut these plastic tubing to length. There would not be a problem with crimping.
1048448
Yes it does. For stripping cables I really have not found much difference between any crimping tools. They all use the same design with a small razor blade. You need to be careful to not cut the wires inside the cable itself but that is similar for most tools. For it's price, it works well.