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Kailash makes awesome blades. Have had a heavy duty 7" Mini for years, got a heavy duty 11" Panawal on the way. Cannot recommend them enough. Thank you @kailashblades!

Hello where can I purchase this beautiful khukri ?

Glad you liked it. The question about quality control has been an internet thing, here in the Basque Country we haven't noticed it by any ways. Worst thing is I know which is the origin of this, I have talked to some who have mostly spoken about it and surprisingly noone has given this información in public. Let me explain. First of all, I know the maker personally, I consider him my friend but I haven't got any economical nor business ties with him. Indeed I have paid him all the axes I have got from him and at normal prices. I should add I helpt him some years ago to sell his axes internationally. This said, the problem about quality issues were real, at least in part. When Urnieta axes became popular people bought all the axes internet could sell to them. This brought the atention of all kind of sellers, some good, others not as good. Some of them bought axes from local hardwares and reselled them at higher prices. Those axes are not aesthetically nor geometrically as well finished as Lamina ones, so they regrinded and polished them. At least one of them was honest and wrote about what did he do in his website. Preocupated about what was happening I contacted Jose Ramón, the maker. He told me nothing has he changed and he was not receiving any special complains. So I contacted the people who were complaining about QC issues. All who responded had one thing in common, they bought axes from those who regringded them. The problem was not in the maker but in those who tried to make profit by regrinded axes. Now it looks like they sell untouched axes, but I use to recommend Lamnia to those who ask me about Basque axes. It's a pity those who I saw complaining about the issues and knew the truth did made issues public but I didn't see them doing the same with the root of the problem. Glad you tried an axe bought from a trustworthy seller and you liked it. Ask me if you want to know more about anything. Best regards. Jon

I have owned the 800 gram straight edge version of this for a few years now and was unaware that there were any QC issues. It is actually permanently attached to one of my go to rucks. Even though I usually have a khukuri with me, I will always be an axe guy!

You more practice to cut any branches of trees, you make wrong position and wrong handling, come with me and will teach you make destroy our ginunting,,,you need more practice my friend,,,if you make practice have to use gulok for wood

I only discovered GGK yesterday through a different UA-cam video, and on scrolling through the many styles available, the Void Walker jumped out at me. I only discovered this video after placing my order, and after seeing all the thoughtful design touches you added, I'm looking forward even more to receiving my Great Gurkha Khukri Void Walker! It's been a while since you posted this, but thank you for uploading, and for your excellent design. Now I may just need to order a Lotus, too... :)

I've been using a CS Rifleman's Hawk at the cost of being laughed at due to it's weight at 2.6 pounds, for 10 years. You may want to reprofile the edge on about any axe or hawk to get the "cut" you're after... I like the Khukuri, but the "Right" axe for the job and it's no question, the Axe is KING!

Holding the knife over the triangle of death is not safe.

Tell us name of that belt

Would you recommend one of these over a scout model?

That shape of ginunting is not for chopping wood, you know what i mean

Finally someone used a khukuri a proper way nice 👍

I wanted a Kukri, and the cost difference between a good one of modern make, and an original wasn't really big, so I went for the real deal first. I have one of the Longleaf Kukri from Atlanta Cutlery, and used it to down a couple of small walnut trees in the yard by the property line. My neighbor saw me and was blown away how quick I delimbed and took them down with "just a knife". Then I told him how old it was. These things can put in some serious work. The devanagari on mine dated the blade 1901-1929, so the dates IMA and ACC are giving out aren't strictly accurate for the arsenal, but it was neat seeing which battalion it was made for.

I’ve always said, any great cook can work with any knife. I personally use an ESEE Junglas for most of my food prep, both at home or in the bush. I’m getting a Kukri some time within this week or so, and to learn its nuances, I will use it in the kitchen first. It’s a great baseline for knowing your knife’s limitations. Great video!

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Looks nice great job DML. Great to see you back again. 👍 How's that MB holding up?

Kukri,Bowie and Bolo, is also my fav blades. I bought one of these today and cant wait to have it in mail. So it will be used here in the deep woods in Norway. Must be a reason i likes it so much😀

You need a stump, good Covid test. The only one we need. I bought a WTG Hollow King today👍

Hey mate, if you're ever willing to (if you haven't already) sell this blade, I'm willing to buy it off you. Let me know, appreciate it and good vid 👍

Where can i buy that kukri?

why haven't you done a follow up on the hollow kinfe now that is was out. I spent months researching for the right blade and got one but I thought you would put some more footage out on it.

Absolutely rocking that beard mate! Interesting bearing for friction fire feature. Looking forward to the field test video - Pearcey

Nicely done.

Can't wait to see this one tested, I'm right handed so you can always send the sheath (and blade to me) 🤣

good to see you back. thats a good looking blade!, looking forward to the testing footage.

Nicely done.

G'day, I really like this one 👍, Cheers Rustie..

Shany does awesome work! Haven't seen you in a bit DML, good to see you again!

You did a great job designing it bro. 👊👊

Please do test comparison for both

Now that was a proper tip test you were literally giving it all your might and all it did was bust out the log and tip remains intact 😮👍💪🔪Ive truly got to get one of these babies in my knife-stables to thrash on! Ya really just cannot go wrong with WTG!

If a Viking Seax and a Japanese Katana had a baby! 😝 Lol-ol-ol I really like the shape of this blade and agree with you if it were spring tempered in 80crv2 or 5160 and had a flat grind with a convexed edge it'd be a force in the bush!

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Could we get an update video now that they are out in the world

What is the weight of the blade?

Who is the blade maker?

Awesome - received my logistic tracking within 6 hours from placing order / BLACK HANDLE w/ RED LINER - can't wait. 🔪🙂

Should I do this to the Fire Fly and the other one you sent me? haha

what page are they from

Pangarap ko din mag ka khukuri kaya lang malabo wala kasi dito niyan😂😂😂

you didn't say which shop/store/blade smith you sourced it from

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I liked it because it can cut very powerfully

The Garab you got is a rendition by the good guys from Mindoro province. Maybe that's why you got a double bevel. Visayan blades are usually chisel grind.

Tell me where does the sundog originate from?

Wow - gorgeous blade. The knot pattern in the fuller is a fantastic detail.

My Pensioner is in the queue as we speak. Acid washed, brass and buffalo horn grip. Like a kid before XMas! 🙂😜🤪

Looks good how is it holding up these days. Thanks Daniel,🔪👍🗡️