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Can someone post a pic or two of a small and a medium next to another knife,or something for scale? Thanks, Josh
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Take a look on his web site. . .
http://www.mayoknives.com/
Hit the TNT tab and scroll down about half a page. . .
http://www.mayoknives.com/
Hit the TNT tab and scroll down about half a page. . .
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Thanks, the comparison to the sebs is very helpful. Is the knife next to the ruler a small or a medium? Josh
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Gig's link to his site is the best idea, but if it helps any...
Tom's small generally has a blade of 2.75 inches, while his medium is usually 3.25 inches. Since the blades are ground by hand, these sizes are approxiamate. The only constant is the thickness. He uses graduating thicknesses of material for each size.
I once had a medium with a 3.5 inch blade, no extra charge
. It was just an "oversize" medium 
. The 2 smalls I own were made with slightly shorter blades, at my request, but I'll email you a pic.
Hope this helped.
Tom's small generally has a blade of 2.75 inches, while his medium is usually 3.25 inches. Since the blades are ground by hand, these sizes are approxiamate. The only constant is the thickness. He uses graduating thicknesses of material for each size.
I once had a medium with a 3.5 inch blade, no extra charge
. It was just an "oversize" medium . The 2 smalls I own were made with slightly shorter blades, at my request, but I'll email you a pic.Hope this helped.