Thanks for this beautiful video with subtitles of information. You are doing good job👍👍 I will want to purchase one of these beautiful oil quenched blades.
I'm thoroughly impressed! I've been passionate about bladesmithing and knife making for about 10 years (still as a hobby though) and have always enjoying researching and learning more about every process that goes into the craft, so it's really nice to see the way these are forged, heat treated, built, and finished with such care and attention to detail. From the careful forging (not overworking it while too cold), to the normalizing & thermocycling without laying in on its side or on a heat sink (i.e. anvil) that causes uneven cooling in the blade, to the selective hardening (in both the heating and the quenching) while using a proper quench medium for this type of steel (oil), to the nice and stout tang for strength, to the thoroughly glued stacked-leather handle, the careful grinding even before heat treating and especially after heat treating while making sure to use fresh abrasives, to the western leather sheath with its one piece belt loop (many people would just use some scrap to attach a belt loop as a separate piece in order to try to conserve leather, which there's nothing wrong with, but it stood out to me as you trying to make it the best you can), to the attention of the blade geometry and finish, the careful handle contouring, so on. I really do like the stacked leather handle and the welted leather sheath as well. I'd definitely be proud to own such a piece! I found your channel by your comment over on Jason Knight's kukri test video and was intrigued by the information you left there. I believe I also noticed there that you mentioned using modern steel, I'm just curious but by "modern"do you mean leaf springs that have not been previously used on trucks/cars as to avoid any potentially added internal stresses and micro-fractures within the steel that can occur during its life on the vehicle? Thanks for sharing, the video and captions were very well done.
Thanks mate! None of us have ever made a video like this before so we're glad that it's gone down well. We're using the same 5160 as has been sued traditiionally from leaf springs, but we're heat treating and quenching in a very modern way as opposed to no temper and a teapot quench as is the norm. So even though the source of the steel is the same, the structures in the final steel blade are very different. Some houses are also plasma cutting/CNCing their blades and using factory produced EN31 as a steel instead. This ahs some advantages, but I feel that for the most part they've not fully grasped how differently they need to be handling the steel and are putting out substandard knives now as a result. Take care, Andrew and the team at Kailash Blades
Ah yes, the teapot quench, I remember reading about it on some kukris websites and marveling that the kamis were still able to produce quality working blades with that method. I still vastly prefer the modern oil quench, it is controlled, the oil is a more predictable medium than water, and the entire edge is done at the same time. I'm going to be ordering a couple of blades soonish, can't wait to put down an order for a chitlange and something else. I especially like the way the handles are done, with the rings that lock your fingers onto the handle and prevent slippage, is this something that other shops have failed to understand the purpose of? Because I have some kukris where the rings are basically decorative, and not very grippy at all.
My kukuri from Kailash will be here by the end of the month. Can't wait to see it. They constantly stayed in touch throughout the process. Kailash has a great selection of khukris to choose from. Customization is available as well. These are NOT tourist grade, but the real deal.
Mandip is an absolute Beast of a craftsman! My fullest respect and admiration! 🙏 I can´t wait for my little Spur to be made and arrive. I just ordered it the other day so i have to be patient. Sweden greets Nepal!
I just placed a Khukuri order through your website. It was great to see the process and craftsmanship. I'm very excited and looking forward to owning one!
My Kailash khukuri is a damn beast! I can chop a medium sized tree down with the thing if needed, and can make wood shavings for the fire with the same knife. Lightweight and strong.
Simply amazing with the shop, coal forge and limited tools to turn out such a beautiful Khukuri. These men have real talent and are true artist. Thanks for sharing and I see a Mark 1 in my future. Keep up the great work and please let all the Khukuri makers know they are truly special people.
That was an awesome display of craftsmanship. Never had a clue the amount of work that goes into the forming of the blade and fitting the handle. I am very impressed with it all. Great work my friend!! Kirk n TX.
@@vitoconigliaro7926 Came out Beautiful. I do not use it as much as thought I might, but it was an awesome experience and an incredible blade. I am very happy with it.
We have plenty of spaces available in our workshop queue! Check out our website kailashblades.com and see if anything catches your eye. Take care, Andrew
Keep up the good work guys. Proud of u all competing and representing nepal in an international marketi with beautiful and creative khukuri making. The best in the game. kudos guys to the whole kailash blades team. That khukuri i purchased from urs is still in shape. Fine attention to details and always open to ideas from consumers like us. Will definitely buy another pretty soon
They're both great handle materials and with the right care can be grippy and long lasting options. The buffalo horn is often polished which can be very slippery. If it is left rough it can be quite grippy even when wet. Rosewood has a slight grip advantage. Buffalo horn is better at impact resistance and is less likely to break, crack or chip if dropped. However in my view they are slightly more likely to crack over time due to shrinkage or some similar and rosewood is more forgiving in this manner. Take care, Andrew and the team at Kailash
That is an absolutely beautiful blade. Ive wanted a khukuri for a long time ans have been doing days worth of research to find out the best options. Let me tel you, i have learned quite a bit about khukuris and what to look for which lead me to Kailash, and i have learned so much about the Nepalese people and their culture and the significance of their craft. Ive learned about the team at Kailash through their website and social media profiles. Now i know exactly what im looking for and ill be much more connected to the khukuri i pick, it wont be just some tool i bought from a store. I love what Kailash does and im excited to be making my first purchase from them
Hey there Micah- so glad to hear you've been enjoying the process of learning more about khukuris. We're learning every day as well. I'm sure the khukuri you get from us will live up to your expectations. Take care, Andrew and the team at Kailash
Absolutely beautiful Kukri. How/when did the cho magically appear? Did I miss it? I was quite looking forward to seeing that essential element of production.
Very durable. We've only ever had one failure from chopping and it was due to a void in the steel. They don't tolerate prying and digging as well as a full tang, however they are lighter and have superior handling and vibration characteristics.
@@kailashblades thanks for the reply ! Any way you guys could post photos on your website of what the different options look like? I don’t even know what some of those different sheaths are. I’d also like to know what the different handle materials look like. I plan to purchase my first Khukri soon and have narrowed it down to Kailash and Tora.
@@llamawizard have a look at our options info page- lots of photos in there. We also have photos of almost everything we have ever done on FB and IG. fb posts can also be searched for speicific options and models. in the main search bar type "kailash blades (blade or option)" then fitler to only see posts.
@@llamawizard yeah as it's a softer resin than most micarta it doesn't polish up nicely. We leave it at a relatively low grit finish- that way it is still grippy also
Hey there mate, sorry the delayed reply I didn't get a notification. this is the product page here kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/ IF you have any questions email us at info@kailashblades.com or I can try to help you out here in the comments. Take care, Andrew
The product page for this specific mutiny khukuri is here kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/ if you need any more help don't be afraid to reach out to us
We sure do! This is the product page here kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/ and costs are different for different options. This blade has copper hardware, a stacked leather sheath, stacked leather handle and polished blade so costs $258 usd. The base price is much less though so check the website and have a play with the options. Shipping should be about 41 usd. If you have any questions email us at info@kailashblades.com or I can try to help you out here in the comments. Take care, Andrew
Nepali product page translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=ne&u=https%3A%2F%2Fkailashblades.com%2Fproduct%2Fmutiny%2F And english kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/
Hey there mate, sorry the delayed reply I didn't get a notification. this is the product page here kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/ and costs are different for different options. This blade has copper hardware, a stacked leather sheath, stacked leather handle and polished blade so costs $258 usd. The base price is much less though so check the website and have a play with the options. Shipping should be about 41 usd. If you have any questions email us at info@kailashblades.com or I can try to help you out here in the comments. Take care, Andrew
Sir mai Aapse contact karna chahta hu sir mujhe ek aisa hii khuri ki talaash hii mai Aap se khukri kharidna chahta hu sir mujhe paisa ka tansion nhi bus same banwaana hii
तपाईं यहाँ उत्पादन पृष्ठ मार्फत खरीद गर्न सक्नुहुन्छ। kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/ यदि तपाईं काठमाण्डुमा हुनुहुन्छ भने फेसबुकको माध्यमबाट हामीलाई सम्पर्क गर्नुहोस् र हामी स्थानीय मूल्य निर्धारण र पिकअपको व्यवस्था गर्न सक्दछौं।
,nice upload thank you for the visit to our channel, like 44 and hug from your new friends in France, stay in touch as we always support back, all the best Naomi and Mark.
Hey there mate, sorry the delayed reply I didn't get a notification. this is the product page here kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/ and costs are different for different options. This blade has copper hardware, a stacked leather sheath, stacked leather handle and polished blade so costs $258 usd. The base price is much less though so check the website and have a play with the options. Shipping should be about 41 usd. If you have any questions email us at info@kailashblades.com or I can try to help you out here in the comments. Take care, Andrew
I wonder how many of these skilled men will die from fettlers lung, breathing the grinding stone dust as happened in Sheffield to cutlers. Please masks or extraction.
Masks and other PPE are available for all smiths to wear in the workshop. Despite pushes from my side most of the time they choose not to. Nepal can be a ahrd place to bring about change. We have an extraction based solution in the works but need a better border situation to ensure arrival of goods before we can pull the trigger. Your concern is appreciated.
हे त्यहाँ, हामीलाई 80 8080०१ 84 8989 89 on89 मा कल गर्नुहोस् र हामी कसरी सहयोग गर्न सक्दछौं। यो बिष्णु थापाको फोन नम्बर हो, हाम्रो अपरेशनको प्रमुख। दुर्भाग्यवस हामी भारत पठाउन सक्दैनौं।
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This fellow is an artist in every sense of the word.
Without a doubt
@@kailashblades😊😂😢😢😢
I would be proud to have a kukri like this in my collection! Beautiful
Thanks very much!
An Incredible process to watch. I'm truly blown away by the skill of these craftsmen.
I'm so excited for mine to arrive in a few weeks!
Not too long!
Absolutely worth it :D
I ordered a Khukuri from you a month ago and am waiting eagerly for the forging process on MY Khukuri to start!
Shouldn't be very long! About 5 weeks from ordering until forging for june orders :)
From junk to gem. That's one beautiful blade.
Beautiful and sustainable
Total commitment to his craft!!!……Simply put,IM SOLD!!!…..Order coming soon!!!!!………
Thanks for this beautiful video with subtitles of information.
You are doing good job👍👍
I will want to purchase one of these beautiful oil quenched blades.
I love your works realy...
Kukri is one of my favorite knifes, it’s history and craftsmanship is just amazing! I will definitely check out your store!
Thanks a bunch mate! They're a gorgeous style of knife that has stood the test of time
I'm thoroughly impressed! I've been passionate about bladesmithing and knife making for about 10 years (still as a hobby though) and have always enjoying researching and learning more about every process that goes into the craft, so it's really nice to see the way these are forged, heat treated, built, and finished with such care and attention to detail. From the careful forging (not overworking it while too cold), to the normalizing & thermocycling without laying in on its side or on a heat sink (i.e. anvil) that causes uneven cooling in the blade, to the selective hardening (in both the heating and the quenching) while using a proper quench medium for this type of steel (oil), to the nice and stout tang for strength, to the thoroughly glued stacked-leather handle, the careful grinding even before heat treating and especially after heat treating while making sure to use fresh abrasives, to the western leather sheath with its one piece belt loop (many people would just use some scrap to attach a belt loop as a separate piece in order to try to conserve leather, which there's nothing wrong with, but it stood out to me as you trying to make it the best you can), to the attention of the blade geometry and finish, the careful handle contouring, so on. I really do like the stacked leather handle and the welted leather sheath as well. I'd definitely be proud to own such a piece!
I found your channel by your comment over on Jason Knight's kukri test video and was intrigued by the information you left there. I believe I also noticed there that you mentioned using modern steel, I'm just curious but by "modern"do you mean leaf springs that have not been previously used on trucks/cars as to avoid any potentially added internal stresses and micro-fractures within the steel that can occur during its life on the vehicle? Thanks for sharing, the video and captions were very well done.
Thanks mate! None of us have ever made a video like this before so we're glad that it's gone down well. We're using the same 5160 as has been sued traditiionally from leaf springs, but we're heat treating and quenching in a very modern way as opposed to no temper and a teapot quench as is the norm. So even though the source of the steel is the same, the structures in the final steel blade are very different. Some houses are also plasma cutting/CNCing their blades and using factory produced EN31 as a steel instead. This ahs some advantages, but I feel that for the most part they've not fully grasped how differently they need to be handling the steel and are putting out substandard knives now as a result.
Take care,
Andrew and the team at Kailash Blades
Ah yes, the teapot quench, I remember reading about it on some kukris websites and marveling that the kamis were still able to produce quality working blades with that method.
I still vastly prefer the modern oil quench, it is controlled, the oil is a more predictable medium than water, and the entire edge is done at the same time.
I'm going to be ordering a couple of blades soonish, can't wait to put down an order for a chitlange and something else. I especially like the way the handles are done, with the rings that lock your fingers onto the handle and prevent slippage, is this something that other shops have failed to understand the purpose of? Because I have some kukris where the rings are basically decorative, and not very grippy at all.
My kukuri from Kailash will be here by the end of the month. Can't wait to see it. They constantly stayed in touch throughout the process. Kailash has a great selection of khukris to choose from. Customization is available as well. These are NOT tourist grade, but the real deal.
Proses pengerjaan dari awal hingga finish banyak kesamaan dengan Indonesian Blacksmith, good job Sir👍👍👍💪
Mandip is an absolute Beast of a craftsman! My fullest respect and admiration! 🙏 I can´t wait for my little Spur to be made and arrive. I just ordered it the other day so i have to be patient. Sweden greets Nepal!
Thanks for the kind words! Nepal greets Sweden also :)
*Real cool to watch, I put the video on 2x speed, it was like meditation.*
*I like the contrasting material choices.*
*Thanks, Thumbs up # 856.*
Thanks very much! Regarding your earlier question- this is a 15.5" mutiny.
Take care,
Andrew
I just placed a Khukuri order through your website. It was great to see the process and craftsmanship. I'm very excited and looking forward to owning one!
Thanks very much for the support
So great!❤👍👍👍
Thanks!
By far my favorite khukuri maker. I think using micarta puts you ahead of your competitors as well.
Thanks mate, it's been a big step for us and we'll keep on improving to make the gap wider and wider :)
beautiful
Beautiful Blade ,Great looking Knife .Just love it !
Thanks a bunch mate!
Great to see, that you are posting videos on your RUclips Channel once again:)
Thanks mate!
exceptional craftsmanship, gentlemen! very inspiring and I really like the explanation text along the bottom!
Thanks very much martin- hopefully in future we'll make an even slicker video in this style :)
OMG! Just noticed that!
Restart!
Written commentary is excellent.
Thankyou very much, it is hard to speak over the sounds of the machines so it's a better option haha
Jay hoss kailash blades!!!
My Kailash khukuri is a damn beast! I can chop a medium sized tree down with the thing if needed, and can make wood shavings for the fire with the same knife. Lightweight and strong.
Great to hear you're enjoying your blade Grant!
How is cost kukri
Simply amazing with the shop, coal forge and limited tools to turn out such a beautiful Khukuri. These men have real talent and are true artist. Thanks for sharing and I see a Mark 1 in my future. Keep up the great work and please let all the Khukuri makers know they are truly special people.
Thanks very much for the kind words douglas!
Superior craftsmanship and strict adherence to tradition.
The final product gave me goose bumps.
Love the old school forging process. Beautiful blade as a result.
Hard to put a price on the story of a blade
Beautiful blade. Love to watch you make them.
Thanks a bunch mate
That was an awesome display of craftsmanship. Never had a clue the amount of work that goes into the forming of the blade and fitting the handle. I am very impressed with it all. Great work my friend!!
Kirk n TX.
Thanks a bunch mate, it's our pleasure to be able to show our passion
A work of art done by a master of the Kraft.
gorgeous!
Mine is being made now! Can't wait for it! Same artisan is making my Ekchirra!
You're very lucky, he'll do an amazing job
So how did it turn out
@@vitoconigliaro7926 Came out Beautiful. I do not use it as much as thought I might, but it was an awesome experience and an incredible blade. I am very happy with it.
Last step finishing the best
Is that a mutiny with a stacked leather grip? Gorgeous work lads, I’m thoroughly impressed
Yep- a 15.5! Thanks for the kind words
Lovely
The guy swinging the sledge must be in great shape. I'm tired. Great blade, very impressive !
Yep it's one way to get built that's for sure! Thanks for the kind words
Good work
Just recieved my blade today truely amazing work of art, can't wait to try it out. Thank you
Fantastic to hear!
How long did it take to get your knife?
I just placed an order for a 12 inch Chitlange.
I would love one of those!
We have plenty of spaces available in our workshop queue! Check out our website kailashblades.com and see if anything catches your eye.
Take care,
Andrew
Keep up the good work guys. Proud of u all competing and representing nepal in an international marketi with beautiful and creative khukuri making. The best in the game. kudos guys to the whole kailash blades team.
That khukuri i purchased from urs is still in shape. Fine attention to details and always open to ideas from consumers like us. Will definitely buy another pretty soon
Thanks so much for the kind words. Glad your blade is still treating you well and I'm sure it will for years to come.
Nice blade
Thanks very much.
Hard work
Can you please tell me one thing... Indian rosewood handle vs Buffalo Horn's handle... which is better for durability and grip ?
They're both great handle materials and with the right care can be grippy and long lasting options.
The buffalo horn is often polished which can be very slippery. If it is left rough it can be quite grippy even when wet. Rosewood has a slight grip advantage. Buffalo horn is better at impact resistance and is less likely to break, crack or chip if dropped. However in my view they are slightly more likely to crack over time due to shrinkage or some similar and rosewood is more forgiving in this manner.
Take care,
Andrew and the team at Kailash
@@kailashblades Thanks for the information 😊
That’s one of a kind work
thankyou very much
That is an absolutely beautiful blade. Ive wanted a khukuri for a long time ans have been doing days worth of research to find out the best options. Let me tel you, i have learned quite a bit about khukuris and what to look for which lead me to Kailash, and i have learned so much about the Nepalese people and their culture and the significance of their craft. Ive learned about the team at Kailash through their website and social media profiles. Now i know exactly what im looking for and ill be much more connected to the khukuri i pick, it wont be just some tool i bought from a store. I love what Kailash does and im excited to be making my first purchase from them
Hey there Micah- so glad to hear you've been enjoying the process of learning more about khukuris. We're learning every day as well. I'm sure the khukuri you get from us will live up to your expectations.
Take care,
Andrew and the team at Kailash
Mantap
Natural delivery is always painful but immensely satisfying.
A beautiful metaphor
@@kailashblades ,
Yours dedication to preserve an invaluable tradition is always praiseworthy. Sincerest love from an elderly brother.
Absolutely beautiful Kukri. How/when did the cho magically appear? Did I miss it? I was quite looking forward to seeing that essential element of production.
Unfortunately we missed out on filming that part! We'll catch it in a future video don't you worry
Nice
You just gotta imagine what they could do with a press and a power hammer... they'd be on that Jason Knight level
A work of art. How many hours go into producing the finished product?
the blades are made in batches so it's hard to say exactly how many hours go into each blade- it's certainly a labour of love though
Senhores, estão de parabéns pela belíssima faça da sua região. Consideraria uma jóia por ser tão perfeita no designer.
Muito obrigado por suas amáveis palavras.
I love Gorkha Khukhari
How durable is that rat tail tang?
Very durable. We've only ever had one failure from chopping and it was due to a void in the steel. They don't tolerate prying and digging as well as a full tang, however they are lighter and have superior handling and vibration characteristics.
@@kailashblades thanks for the reply !
Any way you guys could post photos on your website of what the different options look like? I don’t even know what some of those different sheaths are. I’d also like to know what the different handle materials look like. I plan to purchase my first Khukri soon and have narrowed it down to Kailash and Tora.
@@llamawizard have a look at our options info page- lots of photos in there. We also have photos of almost everything we have ever done on FB and IG. fb posts can also be searched for speicific options and models. in the main search bar type "kailash blades (blade or option)" then fitler to only see posts.
@@kailashblades done. I’m kind of surprised the micarta handles are so hazy looking. I’m thinking wrapped leather now.
@@llamawizard yeah as it's a softer resin than most micarta it doesn't polish up nicely. We leave it at a relatively low grit finish- that way it is still grippy also
After heat treatment do you guys tempering the blade also or not?
We quench and temper as part of heat treat :)
Dami xa dai...
how many inch is this khukuri do you describe about this shapes
This a is a 15.5" khukuri with a slender shape overall
i love to watch your video....
you are doing great..
i had also uploaded some video like this on my youtube channel...
how do you go about buying one? is there a web sight that sale them or not.
Hey there mate, sorry the delayed reply I didn't get a notification. this is the product page here kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/
IF you have any questions email us at info@kailashblades.com or I can try to help you out here in the comments.
Take care,
Andrew
All the other kukri makers are playing checkers while Kailash is playing chess
Hello sir Aap nepal se kaha se ho sir
Jaye Kailash damee damee chha Dai 🕉️🕉️🕉️
India assam order ma awxa ki awdena hjr
ruchi ke lie dhanyavaad, durbhaagy se ham aapake kathor aayaat kaanoonon ke kaaran bhaarat mein jahaaj bhej sakate hain.
What are the physical statistics of this particular khukhri?
15.5" mutiny, polished finish, performance grind, stacked leather handle, brass hardware, weights avaialble on product page :)
Where can I buy.
The product page for this specific mutiny khukuri is here
kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/ if you need any more help don't be afraid to reach out to us
what are the name of grinding wheels that you used from rough to smooth, where can i get those wheels?
We make them in house by gluing sandpaper to other wheels sorry
Do you ship it to the USA? And how much does it cost in US dollars?
We sure do!
This is the product page here kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/
and costs are different for different options. This blade has copper hardware, a stacked leather sheath, stacked leather handle and polished blade so costs $258 usd. The base price is much less though so check the website and have a play with the options. Shipping should be about 41 usd.
If you have any questions email us at info@kailashblades.com or I can try to help you out here in the comments.
Take care,
Andrew
How much for this khukuri??
These blades are made custom to order so price depends on options. For the blade as shown here it would be 228 usd :)
कुन ठाँउ हो यो
Mai india me rahta hu kaise buy kar sakta hu please btayiye
How I can buy it
Hey there rozaro- you can purchase blades through our website at kailashblades.com
How do I buy one?
Hey there mate! product page with various options is here
kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/
Kata ho sir location? Yo size ko khukuri ko price kati pacha sir?
हामीलाई फेसबुकमा सन्देश पठाउनुहोस् र हामी तपाईंलाई त्यहाँ मद्दत गर्न सक्छौं
Can you make katana sword for collection? Please?
Muje ek piece chayey. Kitna pisa
That hammers top draw
May I know the price and you deliver in mumbai
sorry we can't ship to india due to your harsh import laws
Shopping link send karo sir
kailashblades.com
How to buy it
on our website kailashblades.com
We cannot ship to india but can organise local sales for Nepali if needed
How much for this one
In indian money
Please Replay ????
Unfortunately we cannot ship to India due to your harsh import laws sorry
How to order kukri?
From our website :) you can google it if you need
From our website :) you can google it if you need
@@kailashblades how much 1pc khukhuri blades?
@@FernandoHadi-m6u There are very different prices for the different models and options we sell. check the website for reference.
Price kitna ?
Nepali product page
translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=ne&u=https%3A%2F%2Fkailashblades.com%2Fproduct%2Fmutiny%2F
And english
kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/
ke ko pani ho dai ?
Hello sir I want to buy kukri can you deliver it to India
Unfortuantely not sorry, your harsh import laws make it impossible for us
How much for 1 like that shipping and handling to usa
Hey there mate, sorry the delayed reply I didn't get a notification. this is the product page here kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/
and costs are different for different options. This blade has copper hardware, a stacked leather sheath, stacked leather handle and polished blade so costs $258 usd. The base price is much less though so check the website and have a play with the options. Shipping should be about 41 usd.
If you have any questions email us at info@kailashblades.com or I can try to help you out here in the comments.
Take care,
Andrew
Sir mai Aapse contact karna chahta hu sir mujhe ek aisa hii khuri ki talaash hii mai Aap se khukri kharidna chahta hu sir mujhe paisa ka tansion nhi bus same banwaana hii
इस का दाम कितना। हम कैसे खरीद सकते हैं ।कृपया करके
तपाईं यहाँ उत्पादन पृष्ठ मार्फत खरीद गर्न सक्नुहुन्छ।
kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/
यदि तपाईं काठमाण्डुमा हुनुहुन्छ भने फेसबुकको माध्यमबाट हामीलाई सम्पर्क गर्नुहोस् र हामी स्थानीय मूल्य निर्धारण र पिकअपको व्यवस्था गर्न सक्दछौं।
i like how this company actually temper's and oil quench's the blade instead of just pouring water over the edge these blades will be much stronger
Absolutely! We can grind them thinner too so they cut better
Hi sir I want one pls help me
Hey there! check our website at kailashblades.com to order
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एक्दम राम्रो काम गर्नु हुनुन्छ मलाइ ह्जुर ह्जुर को कन्ट्याक नम्बर मिल्छ भने पाउत सर
हे त्यहाँ, हामीलाई 80 8080०१ 84 8989 89 on89 मा कल गर्नुहोस् र हामी कसरी सहयोग गर्न सक्दछौं। यो बिष्णु थापाको फोन नम्बर हो, हाम्रो अपरेशनको प्रमुख
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How Much?
Hey there mate, sorry the delayed reply I didn't get a notification. this is the product page here kailashblades.com/product/mutiny/
and costs are different for different options. This blade has copper hardware, a stacked leather sheath, stacked leather handle and polished blade so costs $258 usd. The base price is much less though so check the website and have a play with the options. Shipping should be about 41 usd.
If you have any questions email us at info@kailashblades.com or I can try to help you out here in the comments.
Take care,
Andrew
I wonder how many of these skilled men will die from fettlers lung, breathing the grinding stone dust as happened in Sheffield to cutlers. Please masks or extraction.
Masks and other PPE are available for all smiths to wear in the workshop. Despite pushes from my side most of the time they choose not to. Nepal can be a ahrd place to bring about change. We have an extraction based solution in the works but need a better border situation to ensure arrival of goods before we can pull the trigger. Your concern is appreciated.
Haujer sir namasker good work malai haujer ko conta number dinu ta
हे त्यहाँ, हामीलाई 80 8080०१ 84 8989 89 on89 मा कल गर्नुहोस् र हामी कसरी सहयोग गर्न सक्दछौं। यो बिष्णु थापाको फोन नम्बर हो, हाम्रो अपरेशनको प्रमुख। दुर्भाग्यवस हामी भारत पठाउन सक्दैनौं।
Wow! No shoes, no gloves and no eye protection! Scary.
Sir mai wait karugaa Aap ka phone kaaa I am no jokeing I am serious please coll
We're in kathmandu- give us your number and we'll ring you. Or you can contact us through facebook.
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