You know, to think about it, various models are similar.

The Denmark
The GTR
Model 7
Model 6
Model 21
Model 27
Model 27 Miniature

Proportions are within similar range as the Model 6 choices discussed here, blades having similar (but admittedly different) grind lines, but some are shorter than can be gotten on the Model 6.

"But" not all of them offer the opportunity to get options on the steel or the handle, etc., which is the reason to run a "build."

And cannot get the Model 6-9 grind with its thinner blade on some of them.

Which reminds me that I don't have all those other models yet....

Larry

Model 10s have a similar grind as well.

It really shows up in the 10-5s and 10-7s.

The 7-4 1/2" is available in #6 grind because it is, basically, a Model #6-4 1/2", Steak Knife. (to answer a previous post). I use a #3-6, #6 more than I do my #6-9" for carving, yet it is short enough for the woods..."OR"...The boat!
Best, Capt. Chris

I dearly like my 3-6 stag. It has the regular grind. A 3-6 with the #6 grind would be a beauty too.

Is it possible to get a #6 with a full single hilt?

Pap

What do you mean Mike? "Full single hilt"? You talking about squared top? A double hilt...Explain, thanks.
CCS

To kinda piggyback Mike/pappy19's question...

How much are you allowed to change on the #6 steak knife?

Good question--

If we order a 6 Steak Knife, can we get a single hilt on it instead of the reduced hilt?

Larry

Instead of the Steak knife just try the Denmark Special. It comes with #6 grind and single hilt with stag or any other shop supplied handle material. Plus it is a much sturdier knife. oldguy

I have no answer for these questions. Why would you want a single hilt on a steak knife? A #7-4 1/2", with a #6 grind already "has" a single hilt??
Just sayin',
Capt. Chris