Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How long is the blade? how long is overall length? what is blade thickness?
Document: I saw the first review from "Survival on Purpose" on YouTube and I knew I had to find one. At this price, the value is off the charts. The SCHF27 is a brand new 2014 knife from Schrade and it was not easy to find in stock. This knife is impressive and the hollow ground blade easily cuts paper right out of the box. It has a 11.5" overall length and a blade length of 6.5".
Great knife. I am very pleased with the SCHF27. It arrived immediately. Came extremely sharp out of the box. The grip feels great in my hand and the hidden gut hook/screw driver/wrench is another added bonus along with the sheath that holds the knife securely. The overall look of this knife kicks @#$.
Heavy duty but well balanced blade. Came sharp. functions well as a survival tool and for camp chores.
Blade holds its edge, minimal sharpening needed so far.Great product, great price. You will definitely be happy with this purchase.
The drawbacks are as follows: The blade guard is only on the bottom, I would have liked to see it on the top too like my S&W; had, but I knew that before purchasing it and it hasn't been much of an annoyance.
Nice, should work nicely. The serrations are more for appearance which is a shame. I would have preferred it useable serrated blade. The tool within the handle is a nice touch. A thicker blade would have been nice too.
Mold holes on one side are apparent in the plastic near the blade. Handle doesn't fit against blade on one side which would allow corrosion to occur. Wear marks/scratches from the plastic sheath.
I don't know much about handle construction, but I have to imagine there could have been a few pins put through the handle/blade to hold it securely. 3/5Multitool - The tool in the handle seemed like a gimmick when I first ordered the knife, so I didn't expect much from it.
I normally just take the knife out of the sheath when I sit down to do computer work, since it's nearly impossible to get it comfortable otherwise. 4/5One more thing worth noting is the balance of this blade. I'm used to a knife that balances right where the handle ends and the blade begins, but this knife is blade heavy at that point.
My advice when you get it, just remove the multi-tool and the retainer, since they'll break anyways, and removing them gets rid of that annoying rattling sound when walking/using the knife. The biggest drawback to me is the blade sliding on the handle, and that's the only thing that might keep me from buying this knife again. For the price though, I don't know if I'm expecting too much.
Answer: no