what is the width? how does this compare to the wide benriner mandolin?
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The antique one I have I don't have handy to measure, but I'd estimate probably 9" to 10" across, with the groove the box slides in being around 8". It would accommodate a large, complete head of cabbage with no problem. :)
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You have all dimensions in the slicer description ( 9 1/4 by 23 5/8). The maximum width of cabbage (or something) to cut is 6 1/2. I think this is couple inches more than width of "wide benriner mandolin".
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I haven't tried the Rogue. I can affirm that the Kansas Mandolin, to me, is a good value. (Sorry for this, probably, too late response. Just saw this old e-mail while I was cleaning out my mailbox.) Note that I'm not a mandolin "player", I'm a guitar player, but, for me the Kansas seems like a decent instrument, especially for the money.
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length: 2 1/8 inches width: 1 1/4 inches. not quite the size of a standard domino, but cuts very cleanly.
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2.2" long x 3/4" wide (closed) x 1/2" thick. I replaced a swiss army classic SD knife with this unit. This unit is slightly larger in my slacks pocket but has so much more versatility. It has better scissors a stronger phillips screw driver and a superior knife blade. Both knives serves the purpose well I just believe the Squirt PS4 does it better.
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I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is 5.875" top to nut and 2.75" wide 4" wide with the Kluson style tuners. I tried the Protec Baritone case because my friend is a dealer, too small in both directions. I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is... » Read More I measured 29" from the top of the peg head to the bottom of the body add 1/2" for the end pin button. If you are looking for a case I bought the Ovation 9157-0 Mandolin Case from a third party vendor. It is now available on Amazom Prime at a better price. I checked elsewhere (perhaps the Ovation site) for the Mandolin dimensions and found them closer to this Uke. Other dimensions I measured: upper bout 7.25" at 11" from the bottom of the body; lower bout 10.675" at 3.75" from the bottom of the body; the depth at the bridge is 5.75" and the Head stock is 5.875" top to nut and 2.75" wide 4" wide with the Kluson style tuners. I tried the Protec Baritone case because my friend is a dealer, too small in both directions. « Show Less
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It's quite wide, but the downside is the fact that it's very fat and hard to fit my hand around. It's larger than my taylor acoustic and I can't figure out the reason why.
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I don't know if it fits all Ovation mandolins. It definitely fits Irish style mandolins. I don't think it fits Italian style, for example, with the big bulge. And also maybe not the custom mandolins that resemble guitar bodies.
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Blade is just under 4 in. The width is 1/4 inch. It's about 2 inches wide. It's a stout little knife. It's like a mini bk2
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I would consider it to be fairly wide, I think it is more than 1/4 inch and maybe is 1/2 inch. I really like this product. The attachments are all good and the battery life is really long.
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I only have the larger one. I use it all the time. It is about 2.5 inches wide.
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1.25" wide, 1.5" deep, have used it to trim palm limbs, had no problems, it made quick work of the job
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The blades are generally three fourths inches wide. At the hilt, it is not quite 5/8 inches wide. I have used this knife a lot and I'm glad I bought them.
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agree with C and Jerry m. I would buy the next size up - to accommodate onions and similar veggies/fruit. I do prefer this Mandoline to several others i've had
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I see no difference between the two models. Both are mandolin slicers, both cut vegetables and fruit.
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Mike, This is a standard size A style mandolin, so it should fit most (if not all) cases you find online. I do not know a specific brand to suggest, but I can provide you with the dimensions of the instrument if that helps. Just message me if you need the specs. Honestly, I would be confident in buying an "A" style mandolin case off of Amazon just assuming it will work.
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It's adjustable so can be as wide or narrow as you need. It worked on my giant acoustic and tiny mandolin
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I used a tape measure, not a caliper, so dimensions are nearest 1/8": closed: 4" long, 2" wide, 1" thick; open = 7" long.A bit larger than a 1/2" wide steel tape measure, easy pocket size. Handy gizmo!