what is the blade thickness along spine?
1811023
I could be a little off but it looks like its about 3 to 3.5mm thick along the spine
302817
Blade thickness is 1/4 inch. You can process small pieces of wood up 3" in diameter and with some work make feather sticks. Hope this helps.
2225508
The thickness is maintained over the entire blade length. It is 1/4 inch thick
454282
The blade is 1 1/2" wide at the widest part of the cutting area, somewhat concave and, in my estimation, is sturdy enough to outlast me, my son, and his kids. I don't know how to figure thickness without a measuring tool but tend to expect my tools to stand up to hard use. Hint: I misplace tools in the garden way too often so have begun wrapping a strip of that bright pink Duck tape on handles - it helps.
93969
3 1/4 inches blade length, overall length of 7 inches. the blade is also relatively thick, being nearly 3/16 of an inche thick, and is most certainly thicker than 1/8th of an inch which would be more standard for a knife this size.
1365054
We have one and the thickness of the spine is about 1/8th" thick. We love it!
2061889
The blade is very close to 3/16" , I think close to 5mm if you prefer metric, so pretty thick. It is made of stainless steel too just in case you were wondering.
429143
Actual measured thickness is. 087". It works well with thin kerf blades. I hope this helps.
1421627
The blade thickness is 0.10 inch. Please consider This That & WhatNots for your future purchases!!
50634
Very thick for a machete, not flimsy at all. The spine is like two or three millimeters thick. This machete gives small axes and hatchets a run for the money and does not bend or flex much at all when chopping. We are very pleased with them and would highly recommend them. They are heavy but you can use two hands if needed.
292260
If you are asking about width meaning thickness of blade it is .120.width of handle is.540
840378
From my own measuring of my BM 581: If you measure from where the sharpened edge starts, the blade is about 3.5 inches or 8.9 centimeters long. Measuring from where the steel becomes visible from the handle, it's closer to 3.75 inches or 9.7 centimeters.
1201075
Not sure about the thickness. If I had to guess id say about an 1/8 inch. I have a few shun knives all of them are older than a year and used atleast a couple times a week if not more and I really havent had to hone them much at all. But that also depends on what your cutting, and what type of cutting board you use. The knives are very light weight compared to most German knives and some other store bought knives. I'd pick a shun over just about any other knive out there depending on the job atleast. Hope this helps.
56951
Hi Justin, I had to return my shun reserve as you can see it chips easily if you're not careful. The high carbon steel makes it hard so that it's sharp enough to slice through anything. That also make it chip easily. The spine is 1/4 " and the blade is about1/8" recessing down to the sharpen part.
1556761
Mine bought a few months back has a 3/16" spine at the thickest part next to the handle. It's a brute.
1415717
I'm fairly positive this is a Hanwei forge sword, spec say it's .18 inches thick at the spine. I do not have mine to measure offhand, as it lives in my car with my other gear so I don't forget to bring it to practice.
326591
About an inch thick but is tapered near the blade so generally not a major issue