How deep is the knife? Meaning how far off the cutting surface does this knife put you knuckles?
2040632
The blade is about 1 1/2" deep at the heel, which just clears my knuckles to the cutting board with the blade horizontal. Should be fine unless you have VERY big hands or are wearing thick gloves.
2040633
At the deepest part it is 1 1/2 inches. I have a medium sized hand and my knuckles touch the counter top when I rest the blade flat.
2040634
For cutting from the tip to about midway up the blade, you can maintain a full-handed grip without touching (for an average sized male). Midway back to the handle knuckles will hit and you would likely want to use a different grip-i.e., more of a pinching kind (which works perfectly well for me when needs be). Hope this is helpful.
2040635
Given that I have never, in 76 years, met a person with hands larger than mine, you might like to get another opinion. However, with the heel of the knife on the board all fingers (not including the index finger) touch the cutting surface. Notwithstanding it's an excellent knife.
2040636
i use the knife in a slow rocking motion. my knuckles are about 1/4 to 1/3"" off the board at the lowest point.
1157117
From the Handle the blade is just short of 3 1/4 inches. The actual cutting portion of the blade is 3 inches.
29630
The body is slightly over 4" wide and the cutting surface is 3.5" wide. Anything wider than 3.5" may need to be cut or rotated to slice. I love it, but be very careful!! I had band-aids all over my hands until I got used to it. The holder that comes with it isn't the most practical. I never use it and am especially careful when cutting.
1265557
The blade is right at 10" from the handle to the tip of the blade. Overall, the knife is right at 15" long.
398116
It depends on where you position the blade. It can be somewhat shallow or fairly deep. It also depends on how hard or rocky your dirt is, but mostly it will cut about an inch to several inches deep.
1194048
Slot is deep enough, but fit will depend on the width of the knife. That's said, the slot is pretty wide.
1806004
About an inch--I think. I use it to do light pruning--cutting pencil size branches on such as salvia greggi. I like it because the handles are thicker & I can hold on to it better than most. I have RA & my hands can be very painful. Hope that helps.
15895
About two and a half feet I believe. It was a gift so I don't have it with me now. It was a good size blade with a substantial grip and overall was a good value for the price. I think you would like it very much if you could see it in person.
524129
It is a little over 4" from top of the handle to the bottom of the blade. I use this constantly and love it. In addition to it's intended purpose I find it is perfect for cutting desserts, casseroles, and other items that tend to fall apart or get messy when using a knife to cut them.
2211613
On the underneath of the knife, there is a serrated piece of metal. Push that to the side and it will close.
1800199
Unfortunately, I do not have the knife at my home to give a measure in inches. The knife is approximately the length of a bread knife. Sorry I can't be more specific.
1785288
look at the diameter of the blade in the package at the store, depth of cut is the distance from the blade hub to its edge about 1 inch
1280225
The blade is not too thick, but I don't have a way to measure it. The knife is fairly big as it is so the thickness is not noticable.
675088
I don't know exactly how far the blade goes in but I can tell you that I have been using my knives for 8 years now and nothing has happened to them. I use mine a lot, since I love to cook. I have quite a variety of them and they have all kept up very well
1999286
The blade is 4 inches. The entire knife is just shy of 8 and 1/2 inches long.
2169233
4 3/8. I attached the knife to my bc on the bottom next to a pocket. It doesn't get in the way when I'm diving.
1315573
I appreciate the time you took to try and help though that doesn't tell me at all what the width of the blade is. Width is how wide is is. This answer explains the depth of cut