Any suggestions for a knife block with multiple 2" slots?
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This one has 1 that is 2.25" and 2 that are 2" as another responder reports. This has been a terrific knife block for my multiple needs and it looks great too!
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Counting from both sides:3/4" 3 slots1" 3 slots1 1/4" 3 slots1 3/8" 3 slots1 7/8" 2 slots2" 2 slots5/8" squareYou can put knives in from both sides and let them overlap in the middle.My 2 big chef's knives fit, along with my kitchen scissors, steak knife set, bread knife, 2 paring knives, boning knife, and sharpening tool.
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I have a bread knife that size. :) The knife holder will only fit 7 knives of that size. It alternates between large knives and small knives.
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The width of the slots varies, just like any knife block. It holds my 7" chef's knife, paring knife, utility knife, and bread knife. The two widest slots are 1-7/8" wide; the next widest is 1-1/4". It might not hold a 9" chef's knife, but otherwise, it should hold all of your cutlery.
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I have 3 standard (6 and 2 8" chefs knives in the blocks and they fit fine. dont think they go much wider than that.
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Slots are open at both ends, so if you raised the block you'd have VERY long slots though with knife tips sticking out of them. If you use the block conventionally, the shortest slots (nearest the base) are 6", the longest slots (at top of block) are 8-3/8". Note that the rubber legs raise the block and give you another 1/8" or so except for second longest slot pair whose bottom openings are partially blocked by a pair of rubber legs (the legs COULD be moved, if absolutely necessary). Another poster mentioned the instability of the block when loaded with heavy-handled knives - he is correct. Slots are open at both ends, so if you raised the block you'd have VERY long slots though with knife tips sticking out of them. If you use the block conventionally, the shortest slots (nearest the base) are 6", the longest slots (at top of block) are 8-3/8". Note that the rubber legs raise the block and give you another 1/8" or so except for second longest slot pair whose bottom openings are partially blocked by a pair of rubber legs (the legs COULD be moved, if absolutely necessary). Another poster mentioned the instability of the block when loaded with heavy-handled knives... » Read More Slots are open at both ends, so if you raised the block you'd have VERY long slots though with knife tips sticking out of them. If you use the block conventionally, the shortest slots (nearest the base) are 6", the longest slots (at top of block) are 8-3/8". Note that the rubber legs raise the block and give you another 1/8" or so except for second longest slot pair whose bottom openings are partially blocked by a pair of rubber legs (the legs COULD be moved, if absolutely necessary). Another poster mentioned the instability of the block when loaded with heavy-handled knives - he is correct. « Show Less
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I have a wooden block of knives from the parent company of Pure Komachi, and from experience with that, while the slots will accomodate any knife, certain length knives will not fit properly into some of the slots. Also, I noticed that I have a Pure Komachi sandwich knife, which is not part of this block, and will NOT fit in any of the slots, due to the odd shape and width of the blade.
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My wife and I have one of those as well. Unfortunately it doesn't fit very well. The best knives to keep in it are Chef's, boning, paring or other long, thin bladed knives.
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I was pleasantly surprised how well our knives fit in the block and in our 4" drawers. You should have no problem with the 3" drawers.
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I would like to be able to answer your question, but the block was a Christmas gift for my daughter-in-law and she was excited for the twenty slots for knives. She didn't mention the slot size. Sorry.
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It's been awhile, but I believe there are empty slots. I eventually purchased a mush larger block to which I have added additional Wusthof knives, like the boning knife, a Santuko, and another (level up grade), chef's knife.
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I wanted to answer this question and comment on other responses because I used these as basis to determine if my knives would fit. The largest slot would NOT hold my 8" Wusthof chef knife, which was the reason I purchased the product.
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I bought this when I was replacing older knives, so I already had a knife block. Amazon sells knife blocks that fit in drawers or on counter. It is whatever works better for you. The knives are super super sharp so I wouldn't leave them unwraped in a drawer. The frustration free wrapping doesn't protect you if you were to keep it.
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Hi Jessica, We just released our Shenzhen In-Drawer Bamboo Knife Block (http://www.amazon.com/Shenzhen-Knives-In-Drawer-Bamboo-Knife/dp/B00GJ44VW4). It is perfect for storing your ceramic knives and will protect your knives from chipping. You can store about 9 of our knives or 10-15 regular sized kitchen knives. -Shenzhen Knives Team
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Look up the W Steak knife and check the length. Beware, quality issues with block. I RETURNED mine.
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Hi Jessica,We just released our Shenzhen In-Drawer Bamboo Knife Block (http://www.amazon.com/Shenzhen-Knives-In-Drawer-Bamboo-Knife/dp/B00GJ44VW4). It is perfect for storing your ceramic knives and will protect your knives from chipping. You can store about 9 of our knives or 10-15 regular sized kitchen knives.-Shenzhen Knives Team
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just buy some edge pro stones or something. congress tools has some stones but you'll have to look and decide for yourself what it is you want. chefknivestogo has several different stones that are designate for the edge pro but will fit this.