The blade of my steak knives is 5" total, from tip to where it enters the handle. Will the steak knife slots handle this length of blade?
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My knives are 4.5 inches long so I put one of my longer knives in the slot and measured. It went in to 5 inches. My guess is yes but may depend on the shape of the blade.
359496
Look up the W Steak knife and check the length. Beware, quality issues with block. I RETURNED mine.
359497
I used a German made stainless steel carving knife that is 3/4 inch wide and tapers down to a point The depth measured 5 1/2 inches. My longest steak knife blade is 4 3/4 inches and it fit as far as the handle would allow. I think you will be ok.
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I have a wooden block of knives from the parent company of Pure Komachi, and from experience with that, while the slots will accomodate any knife, certain length knives will not fit properly into some of the slots. Also, I noticed that I have a Pure Komachi sandwich knife, which is not part of this block, and will NOT fit in any of the slots, due to the odd shape and width of the blade.
442807
The length of the shaft including the blade enclosure is 5 1/2 inches. I have immersed it up to 10 1/2 inches, but that depth interferes with maintaining a normal grip.
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Sorry it took so long I mistook it for a request to review. The steak knife slots are 1 inch wide (there are 8) and the top row is at least 5 inches deep. The bottom row is about 4 1/4 inches deep. I hope this helps.
199239
My short K-bar has a 5 1/4 inch blade. I measure the blade section of the sheath and I don't believe your knife will fit. Perhaps one designed for the full size K-bar would work?
425002
From the end of the handle to the tip of the blade it's 5.5 Inches; The handle is 4.6/10 Inches long.
2099134
My Victorinox French Chef knife is more like 8.5 inches but is does fit in the knife safe, and it closes, just barely.
701361
My longest knife blade is 9.5" (professional knife) and it fits completely in the slot.
1299256
Nope. Not deep or long enough. I do not agree with previous that you can use this as a steak knife. The set is awesome, very shiny and heavy. I do love it. I'm starting to get a little marks on the knives but Onida explained that on something I read before I bought these.
2018380
yes...it should fit because you can feed the handle which is narrow....the issue is you will end up hanging the blade over the top and the handle has to be balanced to allow it to stay.
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I have the Wusthof Gourmet steak knives in my block. The blade is 4 3/4 inches long and the points are very close the the counter. I wouldn't go any longer than that.
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The steak knife slots are only about 3/4". I have four steak knives that were too big. I used slots above the eight bottom slots. Hope this helps.
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hello - from "tail" touching the wall to the flat front of the knife block is 10.5" - I have some average steak knives in the front and they are sticking out for a total of 14" or so inches. hope this helps.
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The length of the knife would definitely fit. However I think the width (2.5 in) would depend on the depth of your drawer. So if you have a deep drawer this is going in, then yes.
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Tray accommodates knives up to 16.5" in overall length, depending on handle shape. The slots are 11" long and of various widths, and the handle area is open for another 6" or so, but the angle, that helps keep everything snug, means a reduction in overall length.
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Do you mean the entire knife or just blade? If you mean the entire knife from tip to handle then yes. I have a knife that is 13 in from tip to handle and it fits fine.
705000
Hello! The blade span is indeed only 32" from blade tip to blade tip, so it should fit just fine. : ) If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! 800-334-5804