blade length - 105" not 103"? Can someone please help?
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I got my timberwolf blades from PSWood at a Wood Working Show. And do the math 93 + 12 = 105. Stay away from the 103" blades. Check out a Wood Working Show in your area. I think PSWood is in Pennsylvania.
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.
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.
1265553
I have this model and yes, the blade is 10 inches long per the description.
791444
I have two Paderno blades: the small one is 5 1/2 inches; the larger blade is 10 inches
1309803
Amazon, wrong as usual...says blade is 2.8 mm. Cold Steel website says 2 mm, which is why its so light and flexible.
193231
I belive nick is right about it being 1095. I have two knives, (ka-bar) same steel, the other one point broke of the first day reshape it like a screwdriver point,
442807
The length of the shaft including the blade enclosure is 5 1/2 inches. I have immersed it up to 10 1/2 inches, but that depth interferes with maintaining a normal grip.
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I know it is just the width of the blade; not sure if it means .094" or what.
2185178
Thank you! The only other knife I've owned was about one inch long. I appreciate your help.
314573
Do you mean the height of the blade? Length is either 5 or 7 inches depending on which one you get. Height is little less than 2 in.
83535
I would need measurements on the blade length and width to properly answer your question.
1824871
if it is the 14 inch than a blade size of 3/4 inch on down 105 in length will work
1963102
Ditto what the others have replied. The only thing I can add is that if you bought the riser extension to extend the resaw capacity, you would need a 105" blade. If stock, go with what the others have noted - 92 1/2 to 93 1/2. Another good source for inexpensive blades that cut exceptionally well are Highland Woodworking's Wood Slicer blades. I'm not affiliated, I'm just happy with the performance for the dollar. You can get them online. Lennox carbide blades are also widely available, but are much more expensive. If you resaw a lot of material, especially hard exotics, it may be worth it to use carbide. Ditto what the others have replied. The only thing I can add is that if you bought the riser extension to extend the resaw capacity, you would need a 105" blade. If stock, go with what the others have noted - 92 1/2 to 93 1/2. Another good source for inexpensive blades that cut exceptionally well are Highland Woodworking's Wood Slicer blades. I'm not affiliated, I'm just happy with the performance for the dollar. You can get them online. Lennox carbide blades are also widely available, but are much more expensive. If you resaw a lot of material, especially hard exotics, it may be worth... » Read More Ditto what the others have replied. The only thing I can add is that if you bought the riser extension to extend the resaw capacity, you would need a 105" blade. If stock, go with what the others have noted - 92 1/2 to 93 1/2. Another good source for inexpensive blades that cut exceptionally well are Highland Woodworking's Wood Slicer blades. I'm not affiliated, I'm just happy with the performance for the dollar. You can get them online. Lennox carbide blades are also widely available, but are much more expensive. If you resaw a lot of material, especially hard exotics, it may be worth it to use carbide. « Show Less
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The blade thickness is 0.10 inch. Please consider This That & WhatNots for your future purchases!!
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I am not able to measure the blade as I have changed it. I change often a I do a lot of cutting with the rotory cutter. Sorry.
607185
You will need to look closely at the postings. They have many different blades in many different depths/lengths. For example the standard blade most often used (to shave a dog, or if you just want a "Military Look") is the #10 blade that cuts to 1.5mm (1/16"). I use it on my dogs but wanted a bit more length for my own hair, so 5FC cuts to 6.3mm (1/4") and 4FC cuts to 9.5 mm (3/8") length. The info is in all the ones I looked at so far, but you do have to look around some and enlarging the picture can help because its printed on the actual blades in mm's the English conversions can take a bit more work ;-) You will need to look closely at the postings. They have many different blades in many different depths/lengths. For example the standard blade most often used (to shave a dog, or if you just want a "Military Look") is the #10 blade that cuts to 1.5mm (1/16"). I use it on my dogs but wanted a bit more length for my own hair, so 5FC cuts to 6.3mm (1/4") and 4FC cuts to 9.5 mm (3/8") length. The info is in all the ones I looked at so far, but you do have to look around some and enlarging the picture can help because its printed on the actual blades in mm's the English... » Read More You will need to look closely at the postings. They have many different blades in many different depths/lengths. For example the standard blade most often used (to shave a dog, or if you just want a "Military Look") is the #10 blade that cuts to 1.5mm (1/16"). I use it on my dogs but wanted a bit more length for my own hair, so 5FC cuts to 6.3mm (1/4") and 4FC cuts to 9.5 mm (3/8") length. The info is in all the ones I looked at so far, but you do have to look around some and enlarging the picture can help because its printed on the actual blades in mm's the English conversions can take a bit more work ;-) « Show Less