I'm deciding between this and 14 inch. Also wondering what, if any, advantages there are to the two loop handles verses one long handle? Thoughts?
1698015
I like the 16", plenty of room, wish it had a second handle though. Difficult to move when full with only one handle. I do like the wood handle as it doesn't get hot. The metal loops tend to get quite hot.
1698016
I really like having the wood handle and the larger size wok. We use our wok all the time to cook and to steam veggies. The larger sized wok and the wood handle make it easier to do those things and to move the wok around.
543131
Mr.Olson I lined up the factory stock of my Mini 14 GB model. I had placed a 1 inch rubber stock extension on this stock. I lined up the two stocks and the Hogue that is currently on the rifle lined up with the factory stock including the 1 inch extension. Both stocks gave me the length I needed, I just like the Hogue better. Hope this helps. Dave
1929044
There is no long handle. That is only disadvantage for this product. The quality of the product is really good.
12749
I would say the handle is about the only difference in the two if you have larger hands the BK14 might be better, you loose the handy bottle opener that's on the BK11. There is a review on YouTube search BK11 vs BK14, maybe that would help.
840438
Other answers gave you the dimensions of the attachment.It is made of heavy steel, and has performed well for me. I use a handle that is extendable 4-6 feet. I have other handles that go up to fourteen feet--but not for use with this tool.As mentioned in one of the responses, this all depends on the handle you buy as part of your system of attachments and handles. Over the last handful of years, I bought a wide range of heads (like this) and handles. I mix & match for each specific job.
1830153
I would probably get the 14", as this bag doesn't contain a strap to secure the laptop to keep it from shifting around. Without that, it might move around too much with the extra space of the 17". As for cables and such, it has other compartments, so that shouldn't be a problem.
533517
I put it on a 14 delta. I seem happy with it. it comes with extra bolts for different saws it probably will fit. if not just send it back. I stalled for years on getting a fence. should have done it sooner.
385743
I have a craftsman saw that had a 14" bar. I purchased the Oregon 14" bar and it fit perfect.
1526591
It does make a difference in my opinion. I have the 4 inch version, single clamp, on my one year old Mini 14. It improved group sizes and it looks just great.
2238021
I had also wondered about this and was told that because I have low back pain it would be better to get the 24" because the handles were higher and there would be less 'reaching' bending over that I would have to do with the 26" - And I am almost 5'6" - But I've not bought one yet because I would prefer to 'check' one out first.hope this helps someone.
439013
The 16" is big but if you are cooking for more than a couple of people, it really comes in handy. You can always use the big for cooking small amounts but not the smaller to cook large amounts. As far as the handle goes, I wish it were longer. It becomes hot quickly and it's heavy to "toss" but that is the nature of the size and this style of cooking. With both styles of handle a pot holder is eventually necessary. The single handle does keep your hand a little further from the fire. Also, if you don't have a large flame on your stove, a smaller size may make for more effective wok style cooking. And, you may need the ring for the round bottom. (if it fits your stove. I have a very old stove with a nice huge flame but the ring won't work on it but the wok stays "balanced" fairly well on the grate... have to be careful. haven't ever "dumped" anything in 6 months of use)
669855
The 14" version is a dream to slice all types of breads without shredding them. I'm sure if the 10" knife is built the same it should do just as well. For a couple of bucks more just go for the 14" one it makes slicing so much easier.
690124
I recommend the 17-inch. It's not cumbersome, yet allows space on the edges so you can easily grab it and move it around. I think the 15-inch would just feel too small.
2139554
I've been wondering myself. Can't seem to find anywhere in all the reviews, which size to pick up for an 8 year old. Should I do the 14" or the 12". Let me know if you went ahead w/ a purchase. Thanks!!
1992221
It's partly a preference, but I have noticed that the shorter handle makes it easier to shave under the nose. I had always preferred a longer handle in the past, but I've gotton used to using this razor.
1686911
I just eyeballed mine at 2.75" so the 2.65" must be the actual. For sure not the 2". The handle will hold up fine. I just use mine as a pocket knife. While my end use isn't what I would consider heavy I suspect it would hold up under such conditions. Good looking and does its job.
609732
I love my whisk. I don't know how I baked without it. I doubt Sour Dough will harm the stainless steel... Mine seems pretty tough, showing no wear after heavy use. As for size... I have only used the 14" whisk, but I am a 6'1" bread baker. The 11" whisk may work better if you are more petite.