Would this kit work for a fixed blade knife 4.5 maybe 5 inches long? I only see these used on pocket knives
278616
yes. This works on fixed blade, pocket knives and culinary knives. Very good item.
278617
The answers is yes, the prongs are long enough to reach that size of a blade.
278618
Its hard to say with a definitive answer. This sharpening kit is a good way of sharpening, but it become difficult and almost impossible to sharpen a knife with either a short spine or an angled/curved spine.I suggest going with the work shop knife WSKTS sharpening tool.
278619
I sharpen my Ontario Knife Company Spec Plus Folder that I use this system for. It has a 4 inch blade and I see no reason why this system could not handle a 4.5 or 5 inch blade. I would not try longer than a 7 inch blade though.
1723199
I don't know of anyone who make a sheath for a pocket knife, its got a clip stick it in your pocket clip it on you will get use to it in no time
2069027
There are many generic nylon belt sheaths available that will fit 7-9" bladed knives. Any one of these sheaths could work. You can also get custom amused sheaths made. However the blade profile may prove tricky to work with.
269581
Pocket knife screws aren't especially small but they are often relatively high torque for their size. A larger handled set would be better for that.
1028469
I think not. I just measured and the longest blades I have in the block are a little over 10" I do love the knife block and find it works very efeciently for me holding just the right # of knives that I use on a daily basis.
321894
You would need the spec-ops combat master (short) for a 6" blade or less. That would fit your knife
359495
My knives are 4.5 inches long so I put one of my longer knives in the slot and measured. It went in to 5 inches. My guess is yes but may depend on the shape of the blade.
48516
I have the Classic 10" Chef's knife in mine (which is only 2" wide). The widest slots are only 2.5", so this will not work for a 5" wide knife.
2141663
The ones I reviewed fit my Victorinox "normal" sized knife (like a Tinker thru a Swiss Champ) with no problem. I believe there is also a smaller size for the Classic (one blade, one screwdriver/file, and one scissor) which is often kept on a keychain
1630929
If the knife blades are 9 inches long or shorter, it won't work. a 9 inch long knife will go down to the two wood 'rails' but not to the base. That is, you can cut down to about the last half inch. What happens is that the knife blades rivet (the pin that holds the end of the blades together) hits the wood rail and the blade isn't long enough to get the rivet away from it. Unfortunate, because with a manufacturing modification, the 9 inch blade could work -- it does down to the wood rails. The arches are wide enough apart to accommodate the 9 inch blade.
358361
I'm not at all sure, but, it should be easy enough to find simply by measuring the length of the knife's length (from the hilt to the tip) and looking up the measurements of the sheath on Tandy.Com. I would venture a guess, that it will, because I have plenty of room in my sheath for the knife that I use. It is an easy kit to use and I enjoyed it so much that I took up a little leather working as a result of making putting this sheath kit together and putting a design on it with my wood-burning set. Good luck. sms
1343961
I've used it on several other knives, it worked well on a regular kitchen knife and on my old uncle henry pocket knife.
2164322
Our knife is about 3 3/4" long. The velcro flap has room to grow. Should fit, but can't say positively yes.
546663
I have the sheath your looking at, Its a great sheath, not sure if it will work with a larger knife, there is a kydex/plastic liner that holds the blade. May not be forgiving enough to allow the larger blade, while there is a (little) wiggle room with my K-Bar you may have to work your blade in and out a bit (maybe with a little frog-lube or something) to get it to work. For the short money the K-Bar sheath costs, I would give it a shot. You can always sell it on Amazon if it doesn't work
1646644
I use those smaller slots for paring knives. However, I checked with my steak knives (4 1/2" blades) which fit fine. I also checked by putting in another knife with a 5 1/2" blade...no problem.
72812
Absolutely. There should be enough clearance to get the whole blade. Unless of course you have some super unique knife. I've used this a ton since receiving it for both kitchen and pocket knives
549002
It depends on the blade length. I use 4", 6", and sometimes 8" blades with no problems.