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हम बिना किसी चिंता के भारत भेज सकते हैं - आप नोर्मा जैसी वेबसाइट से ऑर्डर कर सकते हैं।

Quite a range of knives from us! Great to hear that the kydex works well on all of the different shapes and sizes

just about! not so kind on non stick pans as a spatula though haha

We should be able to help you out with custom engraving no problem :)

One knife for big jobs and one for very very big jobs haha

Cheers! It's quite a handsome blade :)

The thing about swords is that once you have one you tend to find excuses to use them lol

I just hit up my friend and excellent blacksmith to make me a xiphos & Kopis. 😂 I saw one of his posts and just said take my money lol. I will be buying more swords soon. I collect real weapons. Got guns, blowguns, knives, and now some swords otw

Thanks! These are orange actually. I tihnk you'll love it once it's in hand. Got so many coming through the workshop right now!

Glad you're loving your bhura :) Both great knives that's for sure.

At that length we have the bhura and the cursive :) The bhura is more of a puukko style small outdoors and bushcrafty knife while the cursive is more of a compact fixed blade edc.

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Glad you're liking your kydex! The cool factor is hard to beat on them, especially with a knife like a pensioner inside it :)

Cheers! Great to hear you're loving your HSI too :) Any desire to go for something bigger/heavier or is that size spot on for you?

@@kailashblades spot on indeed! All your blades look great, but the HSI is exactly what I wanted in a Kukri.

@@dullbrass Awesome to hear it's hit the nail on the head for you :)

Cheers! There's just about nothing we make that isn't tough :)

It's a beauty!

cheers :)

@kailashblades my dad might have a project he wants you guys to do I'll keep you posted

@@oxyband125 sounds good :)

Leaf springs currently. Importation is heavily restricted in Nepal but we're working hard on getting some virgin steel also.

@kailashblades so leaf spring is trustworthy completely?

​@@vikasg989 Leaf springs are different in a few ways. One of which is that it has a lot of internal stresses from it's previous life underneath a truck. This is remedied by the forging and normalisation processes that occur before heat treat- these strains are released and the steel is brought back to a normal state. Secondly the leaf springs are more likely to have voids from when the springs were initially made than quality blade steel. While making the blades and grinding into the steel we recognise if a void is present (not common) and start again with a new piece. Finally there is likely to be more variation in steel composition in leaf springs than virgin blade steel. This is due to both the mixed sourcing of springs (different trucks at different times) and also in the initial making of the springs themselves. This range of variation is not large and wouldn't result in differences noticeable in normal use, however it is a limitaiton on how far we can optimise the heat treat of our blades. A well heat treated leaf spring will greatly outperform a lazily heat treated piece of virgin steel. Once the blades are made they were heavily test chopped to ensure structural integrity of the steel and correct heat treat. If a blade can pass these tests then it is just as trustworthy as a blade made with virgin steel. We are considering the move to virgin steel to smooth workshop operations associated with having to restart due to voids and also to increase our ability to dial our heat treat in a little further. We also feel that we will find better blade performance in slightly harder steels than 5160, but this is something that will be discussed deeper in future. Take care, Andrew and the team at Kailash

@kailashblades thanks for a detailed answer 👍👍👍

@@vikasg989 No worries at all- love to share knowledge when we can :)

Thanks very much! The pensioner is the best looking knife in our lineup in my opinion and the 14" mutiny is maybe the most versatile too :)

thanks very much :)

Unfortunately I don't have the specs for these blades, however we test performance grind knives to this same level. If they do not pass they do not ship :)

Unfortunately this was so long ago that we haven't got any record sorry! Performance or standard should both be able to do horn without issue.

Tapā'īṁ mūlya nirdhāraṇakō lāgi utpādana pr̥ṣṭha jām̐ca garna saknuhuncha ra hāmrō vēbasā'iṭa mārphata śipiṅga gaṇanā garna saknuhuncha:)

11.5" HSI handle looks to be medium or large, hard to say.

this is a 17" tin chirra, the specs and weights can be found on the product page on our website :)

It's either 13 inch or 15 inch if my eyes are correct. That's a standard size for a khukuri blade.

it's the big boy- a 17 inch blade with a streaky horn handle

Close! This is actually the 17 inch- it's not very often that we get an order for one this big

thanks very much

Cheers!

Size, width and length, weight please?

That's so nice to hear! At the end of the day we're a pretty small team of friendly people and we hope our web presence reflects that. Thanks so much for the order. I'm sure once you get your hands on a knife you'll see the knives are pretty good too!

@kailashblades Oh I'm sure they will be. For being a smaller brand you have a great online reputation. Thank you for your work!

@@kevinsparks9643 No problem- thanks very much for your support!

Thanks very much!

Hey there clint- just received your email a few hours ago. Very sorry to hear you're unhappy with the blades you received. I've replied to your email and would love to get some more detail on what way we've not lived up to expections and work on a solution with you :)

Your constant copy pasting of this comment on videos that talk about kailash blades makes me believe you didn’t actually buy kailash blades and compare them to your tora khukuris. You seem hell bent on trying to drag kailash blades down and lift tora blades up. I even wonder if your name actually is Clint or if you are an alt account of Simon, the owner of tora blades. I wouldn’t put it past Simon to do this, considering his unprofessional and childish behaviour towards anyone who criticizes his khukuris in the comments of his videos.

@@Billowingsmoke Clint did buy knives from us and upon initial opening he wasn't happy with the fit and finish on his sirupate. It had some engraving on it which has been overfinished so it was shallower and less clear than it should have been- some good feedback that was then raised with the team. Since then he's come to like both his blades as workers and has said that the pensioner is the favourite khukuri in his whole collection due to the fine edge, excellent temper and great balance. First impressions are important and unboxing some expensive blades after a long wait can naturally lead to a strong initial response :)

@@kailashblades oh, that’s nice to hear. Thank you for clearing the confusion. I bought one of your Sirupate khukuris with a 12” blade and am super excited to get it!

@@Billowingsmoke I think you'll love it! The smaller sirupates are super handy and quite underrated

Dhanyabad 🙏

That's a great idea! We'll look into adding the subtitles through youtube- that way you can edit the size and background to your own preference :)

Nice, Congrats looks like a tough piece of kit.

Great to hear! Plastic waste is a big problem in Nepal so we try to avoid it when we can

It's an MSI, looks to be a 12"

यदि तपाईंलाई मद्दत चाहिन्छ भने वेबसाइटमा सम्पर्क फारम मार्फत हामीलाई इमेल गर्नुहोस्

It's nice isn't it! We're experimenting with taco style closed spine sheaths at the moment. Difficult with recurved blades but there are performance benefits to be had here

yep- you can order through the website as normal

Price depends on options- this a 13" fort william mk1. As shown here it starts at 154 usd.

@kailashblades for 10" How much will it cost?

@@ericsailo4803 we don't have a 10" option- check our website for pricing on an 11" blade