The Mora 749 has a blade thickness of .075, not .10 as you claim. Right? I have both the 749 and 748.
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Actually some kind of goof here, as the 749 was not the one I ordered. However, Mora's website gives the thickness of that blade as 2.5 mm, which is .098.
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Why does the 10" cost more, I don't know, Home Depot buying power? Different Manufacture? Coming out with new model soon? I choose the 10" because of blade deflection, the bigger the blade the more possible defection, the more deflection the less accurate the cuts. If you are planning on more exterior type work cutting 4x4's etc...the 12" might be better for you, if your doing more fine woodworking, I would stick with the 10". Just my opinion.
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It says .010 on the package. The micrometer says the blade thickness is .012 and the kerf thickness is .0165. Hope this helps.
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The blade is built with a 7/8" arbor as you point out; however, when I ordered my blade from AMZ it came with a metal ring insert that you can push into the 7/8" arbor hole to reduce it to a 5/8" arbor hole. Have used the insert ring repeatedly (don't misplace it!) and have not had any problems at all. Works great. Don't know for sure, but I bet that this blade always includes the 5/8" arbor insert ring. Go for it; you won't be disappointed by the performance of this blade.
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Hey Christine, Sorry but I won't be much help. I bought those knives for someone else. I'll ask them and see if they could let me know. Good Luck and Happy Holidays
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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 tried to look up that information for you by locating a 'Merkur Website", no such luck. I would try calling Amazon, itself. The difference could be in the metal of the blade, the degree of sharpness, or single/double edge.
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There is no such thing as "25/10" stainless steel. That refers to the dimensions of the blade. 18/10 refers to the metallic content of one type of stainless steel itself.
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Condor Bushlore is a good carbon steel blade, but the Mora is hard to beat in my opinion, especially for the price point.
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This knife looks like I know of as a Mora #731. The sheath shown in the linked picture has a leather belt loop but my Mora 711 has a belt slot that is intended for very thin belts. The 711 and the 731 are in the same line and most likely have the same sheath. Hard to answer. If you get the knife in the picture that goes with the link to the left of this question, it will have a leather belt llop and it looks like it has a 6" blade, not a 4" blade. Great price though.
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The snarl is the thickest. Never seen an izula in person. Minimalist is most hand filling length. From what I here blade metals r so good now, thickness is a non issue. Regardless, I changed to a sog snarl last month from the spew. Carry it horizontal belt buck weak hand draw. Love it.
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.059 is the kerf as close as I can determine, I have no real way to measure the blade. Hope this helps you. Freud can help you, I am sure.
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I watched a lot of Youtube videos before buying the knife. I didn't settle for the Mora, I chose it. I can honestly say in its category, I felt it was the best. Remember, that is in its category.... P.S. I was most disappointed in the Bear Grylls knives.
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...ah, do I misunderstand..?? This is a masonry blade for either a 'table' tile saw, water cooled, or a masonry/tile 10" saw. Why would one put a 10 inch blade on a 12" saw...?? What is the real situation here. You should NEVER switch blade sizes, period...! Hope this helps, ...*!
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Not sure about the 744 - I have the 7490/7491 (not sure exactly which) and I found the same problem as Samual B. The right side of the opening is lined up with where the blade starts, and the opening for dado blades goes in the opposite direction - essentially non-usable as a dado throat plate!
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I measured the one I got with a metric caliper and the blade measured at 2.1 mm, or .083 inches. That is between 5/64 (.078) and 3/32 (.094). The person who answered 3/16 of inch was either wrong or got one that is more than twice as thick as standard.
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It is not a quarter inch thick. You are thinking of the esee 5 by Rowen. Jeff randall knife