Blade length checker: inches, millimetres and nearby knives.

Convert a blade length between inches and millimetres, then find catalog knives near that length. The result uses the maker’s blade-length label and does not determine cutting-edge length or permission to carry.

Keep blade and cutting-edge lengths separateBLADE LENGTHCUTTING EDGE
Keep blade and cutting-edge lengths separate. Schematic; not product dimensions.

How do inches convert to millimetres?

One inch equals exactly 25.4 millimetres. Multiply inches by 25.4 to get millimetres, or divide millimetres by 25.4 to get inches. Catalog measurements keep the maker’s labels; the converted output is arithmetic rather than a new physical measurement.

Example: 3 inches = 76.2 millimetres.

NIST length definition; checked 2026-11-04.

Is blade length the same as cutting edge?

Blade length and cutting-edge length are different labeled measurements. A cutting-edge figure must not be filled from a blade-length figure when the maker does not publish both. Our specification guide also separates open overall length from closed handle length. This tool uses only catalog blade-length fields and retains their source labels.

Read knife specifications. Local law varies; check your own jurisdiction’s official source.

Which catalog knives are near this length?

The interactive list shows catalog blades within the window you enter around the converted length. The window is your search preference, with a changeable example default rather than a maker specification. Models with no published blade length are omitted from numeric matching. Without JavaScript, the complete source-linked blade-length table remains available.

Catalog blade-length references

    Catalog blade-length labels; these are not cutting-edge lengths
    Catalog knifeMaker blade labelSource
    Opinel No.08 Stainless3.28 inPublished table source; checked 2026-10-29
    Morakniv Companion (S)104 mm / 4.1 inPublished table source; checked 2026-10-29
    Benchmade Bugout 5353.24 inPublished table source; checked 2026-10-29
    Buck 110 Folding Hunter — ebony and brass3.75 inPublished table source; checked 2026-11-04
    Buck 110 Slim Select — black3.75 inPublished table source; checked 2026-11-04
    Kershaw Deschutes Skinner — gut hook3.9 inPublished table source; checked 2026-11-04
    Outdoor Edge WildSkin — orange4.0 inPublished table source; checked 2026-11-04
    Morakniv Companion HeavyDuty (C) — Hi-Vis Orange104 mm / 4.1 inPublished table source; checked 2026-11-04
    CIVIVI Yonder — black G102.88 inPublished table source; checked 2026-11-04
    Victorinox Fibrox — 5.2063.20 extra-wide chef knife7.9 inPublished table source; checked 2026-11-04
    Mercer Millennia 8-inch chef knife — M226088 in (20.3 cm)Published table source; checked 2026-11-04
    Mercer Genesis 8-inch chef knife — M206088 in (20.3 cm)Published table source; checked 2026-11-04
    TOJIRO CLASSIC 210 mm gyuto — F-808210 mm (maker model name)Published table source; checked 2026-11-04
    Kershaw Bel Air — 61053 in (7.6 cm)Published table source; checked 2026-11-04
    Kershaw Link — 1776OLSW, current MagnaCut version3.25 in (8.4 cm; maker labels retained)Published table source; checked 2026-11-04
    Hogue Deka — 24379, black polymer3.25 inPublished table source; checked 2026-11-04

    Questions and answers

    These answers explain the scope of this reference. Check the linked maker instructions for the exact knife or abrasive.

    What does blade length mean?

    Keep the maker’s measurement label attached. It differs from overall length and may differ from the cutting-edge length; ask the maker when the measurement basis is unclear.

    Does an 8-inch knife include a handle?

    Check whether the maker labels the figure as blade, open overall or closed length. This tool only matches fields labeled as blade length in our catalog.

    What is the typical blade length for an EDC knife?

    This catalog is a small documented selection and cannot establish a population average. Use the length window to find examples, then compare the carry format and maker instructions.