A matter of perspective

[Justabuyer]

So here we have a Nessmuk knife. You can tell by looking its a beefy one.
Hand made by Dan Koster. Beautiful cocobolo handle. Beautiful and useful.
Maybe its beautiful BECAUSE its useful.

But how big is it?

Now here it is next to Large CRK sebenza a knife many are familiar with.

 

[RogerP]

From my perspective that's an awesome chopper. :thumbup:

Roger

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

You could cleave a chicken in half in one swoop. In or out of a kitchen.

 

[xaman]

woah, that thing is HUGE!

I agree about it's beauty...

 

[David Schott]

Man, I really want to chop something with that. How thick is the stock? Thats gotta be a 2.5" high grind and I was wondering how thin the blade was for such a big chopper.

 

[Justabuyer]

Man, I really want to chop something with that. How thick is the stock? Thats gotta be a 2.5" high grind and I was wondering how thin the blade was for such a big chopper.

This is why I bought the knife. Looks like about 3/8 inch stock to me by eye.
EXCELLENT cutting edge geometry. I know what you mean I want to chop something with this BAD!

 

[LaBella]

WOW!

That is a nice knife!

BIG hardly covers it, and a NESSMUK too!

 

[Grapevine]

If a nessmuk and a bone cleaver had a baby that'd be this knife. Handle looks beefy to match. Do you have big hands?

 

[Justabuyer]

WOW!

That is a nice knife!

BIG hardly covers it, and a NESSMUK too!

Thanks Ron, check your mail man I sent you something. Several times actually. Why don't you ever answer your mail?

 

[Justabuyer]

Do you have big hands?

No My hands are small and I have a high pitched squeaky voice.
This knife helps me compensate.