What is the blade size from the center to the egde? I see some other brand clearly stated this number (like 3")
1830673
There is no number marking, but on measurement, the blade itself is 1 1/8" and the height of the opening is 1/2", thus producing 1/2" thick spirals and leaving a pineapple "cup" approx. 3" across and up to 7" deep depending on the height of the fruit.
1830674
I just measured mine and it is 1 3/4" from the center. A 3" blade would take a really LARGE pineapple.
1714100
As others have already stated, the blade is 10". This is measured from the bottom corner of the blade to the tip. I use this knife daily and can only give praise. Wish I had bought one years before I did!!
610059
Oops. Cutting edge is 3 1/8". Messed up measurement. The other measurement is dead on accurate though.
1157117
From the Handle the blade is just short of 3 1/4 inches. The actual cutting portion of the blade is 3 inches.
693397
The blade is 4 3/4 inches long. Great knives. I will never use anything other than Rada.
2092996
A bit late on the comment. I don't see that the Derby blades are any different in size than other DE blades. However, I find that these Derby blades doesn't play well with my Merkur 38C but matches very well with the Edwin Jegger DE89L. YMMV.
57365
This is a 7 inch blade. Please measure your blade size. Is it 7 inches? Now look at your Detachable stem . Is it a dlc-339 stem? If you answered "no" to either of these questions then NO this will not work in your machine. I found out the hard way. I order it and had to return it.
46122
The closest blade I've seen is the Andis 000000(thats six zeros, .1mm) Andis Ultraedge Trimmer Blade Size Model #64160 It may be overkill but investigate first.
610058
Pulled that knife and the ruler. 3 5/8"...from the end of the scales...aka handle.....to the end of the blade. Cutting edge is closer to 3 1/4"......hope that is helpful?
626397
The blade is 12inches long, 3 1/4 inches wide and just under 1/4 inch thick. I don't know which one you're comparing it to but some of the wooden handled versions mount the blade differently. Maybe that accounts for the difference.
607188
It is 3/8 of an inch long. The standard one that comes with the clipper is too short for me. So I purchased this 3/8" blade to give my pomeranians summer cuts (lion cuts). I feel like the 3/8" blade is too long. I should of bought something slightly shorter. Like a 1/4" blade. Take a ruler and see where 3/8" is and you will see how long it is. I personally wanted it shorter because I don't want to cut my poms more than 2x's in the summer.
335346
The blade itself is 2.25". The stainless steel assembly that the blade is a part of is 3.5"
860873
The actual blade length is 3.5", that is the actual cutting area of the blade.
543913
Direct off the Kershaw website (http://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/knives/knife/chill#tech_specs):"Blade length: 3.1 in. (7.9 cm)"
2275584
I measure it with my caliper at just about 0.20, right between 1/4 and 3/16 inch. You cant tell it from the picture but if you hold the handle & look down the spine from back to front, you can see that the blade has a slight curve downward toward the tip. This curved design helps with shock management and probably wear on the blade. Great blade but after using for awhile, I would suggest to most people to get the one with out the hand guard, I ended up cutting the guard off mine for two handed use. Hope this helps.
2033323
Mine measures 4" from the tip to the most forward part of the black handle. Not sure what they consider the way of measuring the blade size. Think it says it's 3.5" in description, but I wouldn't chance it.
320335
I'm measuring exactly 3/32, and visually just shy of 1/8th inch. With hand hold, call it an 1/8 or more. It will cut amazingly well. Steady hold will be the challenge.