What is the accuracy of this cutter? 1/16", 1/32" or even finer?
1788841
unfortunately, I would not recommend this cutter. after tinkering with ours for hours on end, I can not get it to cut a straight line at all. we may of gotten a bad machine, so perhaps others who have purchased this same model would have a better opinion, and can respond more positively to it's accuracy, however we've had nothing but problems.
1788842
yes ---- somewhere about 1/32. Hold down works well tiny bit of deflection on large stack not a problem.
674817
Sorry Mike. I have a larger cutter that will cut the dementions you ask for. And it will cut it fine. you wont go wrong. After buying the first cutter and saving time and money I would have been wrong not to up grade to the cutters I have.
1855061
there are metal cutting blade readly available. 1/8th inch steel is not a problem, and have cut thicker. Thickest I can remember was cutting down a well casing
800905
I have these cutters in sizes 1/2", 5/8", 3/4", 7/8" and 1", they all have 1/2" shanks.
666154
I still have it in its retail packaging. The product cuts 1/4"-1 1/8". Hope this helps.
1363848
I cut 1/8" with it. I watched YouTube videos to learn how before I tried it.
2033322
3.78 with my micrometer. From a straight line from tip to handle in the center of the handle, not along the angle of the blade.
461893
Great blade and about 3/32". I agree with Tunco, and don't force it. A steady hand is really important so it doesn't jump, as it has the tendency to do when aggressively used. Patience.
932514
3/16 is the size of the beer line that runs through the center of the shank. A 1" drill bit is the correct size for the shank to pass through
1755438
Looks to be around 1/32 of an Inch. hopefully that helped your decision. :)
531270
I think the 1/16th is the size of the wire and the 3/32nds is the size of the wire PLUS the vinyl coating. I've bought this product. It was excellent! Look for burst strength and wire wrap patterns when comparing different wire rope. Hope this helps.
199672
It's 1/6 of an inch. I cuts very easily with scissors or a rotary cutter. I'm gluing to the bottom of ceramic tiles for trivets.
206074
Yes. You need the correct gauge that will attach to this cutter. That can be found here:
1647504
The actual diameter of each cutter varies a bit depending on the shape. However, the most "round" of the shapes is a little over 1" in diameter.
1951677
Greetings Greg... Stainless tube correct? It should cut fine... Cutting it to 0.060 is another issue... That tiny piece will likely go flying if you dont set something up to catch it...
461896
The thickest part of the blade (the abrasive edge) is very close to 1/16th of an inch thick.
1091140
It's designed for one or more fairly thin layers of fabric, and only cuts a smooth curve for items 1-2 mm thick or less. I'm not sure 1/4" would fit within the radius of the blade. Even if it did fit under the blade, the resulting cut would be pretty choppy-- the blade won't roll smoothly if embedded so deeply. Slow manual cutting with an Exacto knife blade would be better.