Can I insert a 7" wok without any blade sticking out
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No you can not put a 7 inch wok into this holder it is made for knifes not pans
323661
I have a 7" blade and about 1 inch sticks out. If I push it down really hard I can get it so about 1/4" sticks out.
323662
I can insert a 7 inch serrated knife and no blade is sticking out. My Chinese 7 inch knife stickz out a little because it has a lip that prevents full insertion.
323663
You got teased a bit� I hope you got the answers you needed. I love it. One reason is because it takes up considerably less space on the countertop. My 7 inch knives fit.
323664
If a knife blade sticks out, just angle it instead of having it stick straight up. Then the blade will not be above the top of the base.
229046
You can do some woodworking? Then don't worry. It was not that difficult. If you have a chop saw you can do any trimming that is necessary. Width does not need trimming - it just retracts into the cartridge and there is some extra. Just pay attention to their width and height maximums. The biggest issue was not messing up the calk after it was installed.
164325
Yes, just change the inserts. There are three different sizes for slicing & two for chopping.
1991913
Insert will work with any 13 inch/ 32 cm pot. I purchased as it fits in my wok. Good product at reasonable price. Good luck. Ken
1560883
A fun project at 0500. Our Chinese chef's knife is 3/32" and fits snugly. Our bread knife is just short of 2/32" and is ideal. We do not have an electric knife but my our son's is a double-bladed thing and would not fit. Hope this is of help.
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I am not sure since I don't have this particular wok myself.. I gave this as a gift to my daughter. She seasoned it, but never said anything about being concerned about the wooden parts in doing so. Although when I did get this item I did look in the box and the handles were not attached so I am thinking you could season it before you put the handles on.
995615
Without the outer blade flange, the blade shaft length and table insert slot width will accommodate dado blades up to 1/4" wide.
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If the picture is not showing the wok it will not come with the ring. thanks
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You will have to remove the standard insert, the dado blade 'stack' will be too wide. If you want to use an insert it will have to vary for each Dado width you set up. I have never seen any advertisement for inserts of varying widths? Depending on the width of the material you wish to dado you can use your saw without one or make one from a suitable thickness material.
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Yes it will fit without running into the handle. It would just touch the rivets but I have NOT had any issues making a large pie. If you suspect you will be making larger than 14", get a bigger one but to me, this one is huge. We did measure prior to answering your question.
3400
The block is 8" deep. I just measured our knives and a 8" chef's knife sticks out about 1/2". So a knife with a 7.5" blade would probably not stick out at all. I can't say enough about how happy we are with this knife block (I am not affiliated in any way with Bodun!).
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Yes. You will likely have to remove the grate and use a wok ring in it's place. Having said that, many stove manufacturers sell wok rings specific to your stove. This is almost always a better option if they do make one as the fit is perfect.
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I don't see why not. It has a flat base so it should sit just fine, however rocking the wok back and forth my scratch you flat top.
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Yes, but you probably don't want to. Let me elaborate: The clip is mounted onto a plate, which is mounted onto the actual frame of the blade with a single screw. When you remove the clip, you, in essence, add about 1/16 of an inch to the length of the mounting screws. So, while there are no holes between the mounting plate and the actual frame of the blade (and therefore the mounting screws won't touch the blade), the screws will create separation when tightened all the way in (which is ugly) or will stick out slightly (which will cause them to either fall out, catch on things, or look generally terrible). Yes, but you probably don't want to. Let me elaborate: The clip is mounted onto a plate, which is mounted onto the actual frame of the blade with a single screw. When you remove the clip, you, in essence, add about 1/16 of an inch to the length of the mounting screws. So, while there are no holes between the mounting plate and the actual frame of the blade (and therefore the mounting screws won't touch the blade), the screws will create separation when tightened all the way in (which is ugly) or will stick out slightly (which will cause them to either fall out, catch on things, or look... » Read More Yes, but you probably don't want to. Let me elaborate: The clip is mounted onto a plate, which is mounted onto the actual frame of the blade with a single screw. When you remove the clip, you, in essence, add about 1/16 of an inch to the length of the mounting screws. So, while there are no holes between the mounting plate and the actual frame of the blade (and therefore the mounting screws won't touch the blade), the screws will create separation when tightened all the way in (which is ugly) or will stick out slightly (which will cause them to either fall out, catch on things, or look generally terrible). « Show Less
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yes it will fit and there is no drop leaf on it what you see is a knife holder
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I have been able to fit a 9" blade in the 2" slots and a 7" blade in the first full row of 1.5" slots. However, I have not tried the 7" it in the lower 1.5" slots. My 5" does fit in the bottom 1.5" slots though. Hope that helps! :)
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It doesnt fit the electric fry pan well. It functions, but it is not the quality of the Farberware probe. Your Wok should have a number on it but buy the FRberware part. This one's probe is too short to hold it in place tightly.