This item has the blade length of 24 inches as listed and it also states its listed at 19 inches, totaling 35.5 inches. Which one is it?
326008
Blade is about 19.25"-19.5" long. Handle is 16" long. The long handle is nice because it gives more control and leverage than a regular machete. Also you can throw it like a spear. Hope this helps.
326009
Blade is 19.25 inches, overall length is 35.5 inches. It will hold an edge well, as I have used it to trim palm trees, cane, and other tropical tree/bushes and it has held up very well
326010
Blade length is 24", I just measured mine. Overall length is 40.5" from bottom of handle to tip of blade.
326011
Blade length is about 19 and 1/4 inch from handle to the very tipAnd 35 and a half inches total, i have one and just measured it
1862698
Open it is exactly 7.25 inches. Closed it is 4.25 inches the blade is 3 inches. It is very light it is only2.3oz
691250
It is a different product. The O Bokken is longer (blade 31.5 in., handle 12.5 in.)
1786758
It's the blade length, which is actually 14 1/2", and overall length is 20".
482533
Measuring along the blade itself, it is 4.25 inches. It is set an an angle.
1909991
The blade is approximately 12 inches in length. You lose maybe a half inch overall ? for the attachment. It is a very small portion of the entire blade length.
1881380
Hi Jack, I believe the blade is 2.7 inches. That is what the literature says.
593175
it is aprox 21.5 inches. from top of handle to the point. 30 inch over all. For me, it is a little heavy tipped, but boy does it cut !!!!!!
1891976
It was bought for a friend whose comment was "it's awesome." Texted her about size of blade and she says she has no idea - maybe 4". I'll try and get more information for you in a day or two. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1211818
yes it's 24" in some US models. I have the 24" and didn't know about the recommendation until after I bought it. I guess in the US we have enough softer wood that they use the 24" bar with ok results. I just wanted the biggest model the store had due to thinking it would have the most power; which it probably does for box store model, but this isn't a pro saw. If you plan to cut much hardwood, use the shorter bar, or better yet get the pro version ie 372xp Husky or a Stihl. I like this Husky saw, it starts and runs awesome, but the power isn't there to pull the 24" bar with authority through any of my hardwoods which are mostly what I have on my property.
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Hello. The blade by itself is 19 and a half inches. The handle by itself is 7 and a half inches & the entire blade with the handle is 2ft 3 inches. Hope this helps. It's a very nice sword for the price.
335346
The blade itself is 2.25". The stainless steel assembly that the blade is a part of is 3.5"
1143607
28" blade, 33.5" total length, http://www.oriental-weaponry.co.uk/acatalog/swords-hanwei-paul-chen-dao.html
999405
I think the copy editor missed a period. It should be: 7.5". I used mine about 10 minutes ago and the blade was not 6'3". I'm very happy with it, by the way. Like a lot of people, I'll cook a roast at home, have a meal and then slice the rest of it the next day when it's cold and use the meat for sandwiches.
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The blade is about 3 1/4. Over all it is 7 5/8 in long and closed it is 4 1/4
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Hi C. Jones. The blade length is closer to 2.75" actually, and the handle has held up really well. I keep it in my back pocket, sit on it, toss it around, and it's holding up nicely. The wood feels nice too. Hope that helps.
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From another post: " Finally, a word on replacement blades. As of this writing, you can't buy them on the manufacturer's website, nor on Amazon or any national retailer. I had a *very* hard time locating them on the Web. Unless GreenWorks is trying to tell us something about the life of the product by not making replacement blades readily available, I know I will eventually need to replace the blade, even with proper maintenance. The blade part is made by Sunrise and the part number is sun-33303463. Don't bother with the manufacturer part number, I wasted enough time for all of us looking it up. GreenWorks sells the blades directly only if you have the patience to wait for someone to answer the phone and take your order, and I've read they are frequently on back order. On the GreenWorks social networking page, they direct people to a website called OrderTree but I couldn't find the blade using the part number from the manual (and the provided link to the product page was not working). The actual blade is not 19 inches long as the product description implies. It only measures 17.5 inches and the Sunrise replacement blade is sold as 18 inches (go figure). The nearly 10% shorter cutting path is another drawback of this model versus the Twin Force one, whose blades are a total of 20-inches. At the same time, more blades equals more things that can break and need replacement.