The area between the sharpened part of the blade &the handle looks to be an inch in the pic above, but on the Condor site it looks about a 1/4?
813634
There are two versions. The later version is the 1/4 inch one you see on their website. Awesome knife by the way.
813635
The one I returned was apparently the first version and did not resemble the model on their website. The area you're asking about was less than an inch on the nessmuk I handled. The handle on the returned knife narrowed more significantly and was smooth as glass, which was a criticism. This was not my favorite Condor knife.
813636
These are hand made and ground, so,I would imagine it varies. Mine is about half inch. I have several Condor knives. Not pretty, but, tough as hell and with every penny. The sheath alone on this is worth thirty bucks.
813637
The older versions have the gap, the newer ones do not. By the way, that area is called the ricasso.
1820479
There is a 1" area of serration on the top rear of the blade nearest the handle.
1640641
If that is the slot on the back right, then it is about 1/4 in. by 3 1/4 inches. I have three large knives in it, not a cleaver!
2273734
It is one inch. Or 2.5 cm.I measured from the middle of the blade.I hope this helps. It is a fantastic knife. Extremely sharp right out of the box!
1891976
It was bought for a friend whose comment was "it's awesome." Texted her about size of blade and she says she has no idea - maybe 4". I'll try and get more information for you in a day or two. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
323661
I have a 7" blade and about 1 inch sticks out. If I push it down really hard I can get it so about 1/4" sticks out.
1724008
The handle is aprox 1" in diameter. The sharpened edge is 2 3/4" wide and the round "Tamping" end is aprox 2 1/2" in diameter.
2251346
Measuring the blade from the rounded edge of the handle to the tip it is just shy of 3 inches, approximately 2 15/16"
1386691
There is a slight curve to the cutting edge. Approximately 3/16th, definitely under 1/4 inch.
524131
The blade is 3 3/4 inches from the bottom of the base of handle to the edge of the blade. 4 3/4 from the top of the handle to the edge of the blade.
467436
I know it is just the width of the blade; not sure if it means .094" or what.
635857
Condor usually square off the spines of their knives pretty good, and they get sparks off a ferro rod. If it doesn't meet your satisfaction take a single cut mill bastard file and square off the edge until you are content with its performance.
2237475
As a side note, the inside cutting edge of the blade is about 1 3/4 inches.
793924
The blade is three and a half inches, the handle is four inches. it's a nice little knife.
1699774
I'm not home now but if I recall correctly it's probably about an inch. I have a pretty small Wustof paring knife and it ses to me that it gets most of it.
361566
That really depends on how you measure the "length" of the blade. As you can see, it is not a straight edge from tip to hilt along the cutting edge. If you measure from the tip to where the edge stops near the handle in a straight line, it's very close to 3 1/4 inches. If you measure along the spine of the knife from the tip to where it meets the handle, it's closer to 3 3/8 inches.
1699773
Depending on the Bolster on the knife at the hand-guard, it could be as much as a 1/4 inch but i am able to get most of the blade on almost any knife. Be careful though because two of the wheels, course and medium, are very aggressive.