This is really impressive. The fact that you guys can make such perfect tools with such simple tools is incredible. Glad people are still keeping this old tradition alive, you guys rock.
Mine arrived this week and it’s amazing (Thanks #2) Unwrapping the oiled blade from the cling wrap I managed to just touch the edge 😳 and the “knick” was deep and clean. Well …… no need to worry about putting the blade back into its sheath “un-blooded” 😜👍🏻 Incredibly sharp and awesome workmanship 💯✅
That's why we send some catalogue on using the blade, but mostly noone checks and and few get the experience for lifetime :p anyway never the late. thanks for the comment and letting everyone know ! PLAY SAFe !!
AWESOME! WE NEED MORE OF YOUR PRODUCTS AT THE USA DEPOT! WE LOVE YOUR KNIVES! WE LOVE THE DBAD CREATIONS! PLEASE SEND MORE TO THE USA DEPOT! THANK YOU! #22ADAY!
I got one was in my grandpa's closet, has a small knick or crack in the spine it was never used came from these guys in 2003 . is imperfections normal? The crack is about a 16th or an 8th in. Where the spine meets the blade
@mtn man That sort of thing can happen during the forging process. It's impossible to tell without looking at it. I'm sure if you contact KHHI, they will fix it or replace it.
Just bought one of your 3 chirra mini Champs. Really excited to get it I've been looking for the perfect knife for a deep woods backpacking trip in Idaho and I'm hoping it's my forever knife.
The KHHI Nepal, make a Dbad Rambo Tribute knife for me, 100% handmade. for $126 usd. That's a bargain. in europe you pay $40 usd per hour. for making a knife.
I will never get used to watching people carve wood by chopping at it with a khukuri. Just makes me so nervous to see their fingers so close! They are very skilled but, I'll stick to rasps and chisels.
To set the record straight, KHHI did not design the Scourge. An Australian named Andrew (can't think of his last name now) did with the help of input from a forum. When KHHI failed to meet the quality he wanted he took his design elsewhere, that was about six years or so ago. Although KHHI was the original maker of the Scourge, they are no longer the official maker despite erroneous claims to the contrary.
Well what this guy told you is wrong. We don't have good terms so obviously he will lie n say bad things about us. We paid him to design the Scourge knife and he did the same. Later he got greedy along with some khhi's staff n started doing on their own. It's nothing to do with the quality or sort. It's just the case of greed n pride. You get that clear..
@@KHHINepal I was there for the process and remember the original description you had on the blade. The proof is in the pudding, as people say and you obviously have little to no credibility with people who actually have a memory. You can claim whatever you want and try to rewrite history like a politician with an agenda but that does not change a fact.
@@turtlewolfpack6061 yes we had his name well written in our description for years even after he left as we wanted he credit him but then he started to defame us and started to brag about it that is when we decided to take off his name as he was already taking advantage of it. He may have designed it but we paid him to do it and happily did it for us. We even invited him to our place in nepal and he worked for us.
I think you guys should once and for all sort this out face too face ,Scourge too Scourge . Last Man standing wins!! Now that would be interesting.And a fitting tribute for Scourge kukri it self. 😋
@@cap10america42 I think both are great, I have had my KHHI Scourge for years, it actually weighs over 900 grams because back in the original version some made it out the door before final specs were hammered out and even at over 200 grams heavier than either current version it is still an awesome tool and has ridden with me for a ton of miles! I have to admit (even with my negativity towards KHHI) that I can't really fault the Scourge. I might one day get a newer version but do I really need two?
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This is really impressive. The fact that you guys can make such perfect tools with such simple tools is incredible. Glad people are still keeping this old tradition alive, you guys rock.
Mine arrived this week and it’s amazing (Thanks #2)
Unwrapping the oiled blade from the cling wrap I managed to just touch the edge 😳 and the “knick” was deep and clean.
Well …… no need to worry about putting the blade back into its sheath “un-blooded” 😜👍🏻
Incredibly sharp and awesome workmanship 💯✅
That's why we send some catalogue on using the blade, but mostly noone checks and and few get the experience for lifetime :p
anyway never the late.
thanks for the comment and letting everyone know !
PLAY SAFe !!
AWESOME!
WE NEED MORE OF YOUR PRODUCTS AT THE USA DEPOT! WE LOVE YOUR KNIVES! WE LOVE THE DBAD CREATIONS! PLEASE SEND MORE TO THE USA DEPOT! THANK YOU!
#22ADAY!
Just making the Sheaths is an extraordinary concentration of work. Thank you. 🙏🤝✌
this is my next one Thanks to show
I have several Kukris and Bowies from KHHI. They are all beautifully made and awesome. I enthusiastically recommend them!
I got one was in my grandpa's closet, has a small knick or crack in the spine it was never used came from these guys in 2003 . is imperfections normal? The crack is about a 16th or an 8th in. Where the spine meets the blade
@mtn man That sort of thing can happen during the forging process. It's impossible to tell without looking at it. I'm sure if you contact KHHI, they will fix it or replace it.
I have one of this 13" Scourge with some modification and i love it
Just bought one of your 3 chirra mini Champs. Really excited to get it I've been looking for the perfect knife for a deep woods backpacking trip in Idaho and I'm hoping it's my forever knife.
Mmm Mmm Truly Amazing Seeing This From Start To Finish. ATB T God Bless
Glad you enjoyed it
Received my iraqi freedom kuk', its a beast lf a knife. Keep it up kkhi 👍
That scabbard looks incredible! You guys always do a fantastic job.
Kukri the most perfect knife in the World.
Just order a BOEF for my bug out bag.
Can't wait to see how it turns out!
Superb skills, namaste
Awesome! I'd love to see a Forestman Pro (Yeti) making
Very nice guys!
Badass
Nice to watch
Weldone
I can't wait to get my dbad mission IV machete!!
For nepalese also same price or is it different i just visited your website so
For fellow citizens and visitors coming to our factory we offer 15% off. Tnx
I want that scourge lots. I think I found my knife. (shout out to any Williams family members out there!)
Can you please do a video on making the Khoda sword.
Thank you. We will do it after Christmas. Right now its too rush due to festive season
Inspiration
WOW!
Hello What steel was used to make this one ?
It's 5160 hc steel
What is its overall weight
The weight of the knife (blade + handle) is little over 800 gms and with the sheath is about 1000 gms.
Your knives are beautiful but you guy's need to send them out sharp! Just got my Nemesis Knife and it is extremely dull Just don't understand why
Thank you but we are surprised.. we send our knives in paper cut edge. Anyways we will work harder
The KHHI Nepal, make a Dbad Rambo Tribute knife for me, 100% handmade. for $126 usd. That's a bargain. in europe you pay $40 usd per hour. for making a knife.
Sure we can do this. Pls contact us via the website
I will never get used to watching people carve wood by chopping at it with a khukuri. Just makes me so nervous to see their fingers so close!
They are very skilled but, I'll stick to rasps and chisels.
Dai ka tapai affno Number sand garnu na yar
Bhai you can visit our site n contact us thru it www.thekhukurihouse.com
To set the record straight, KHHI did not design the Scourge. An Australian named Andrew (can't think of his last name now) did with the help of input from a forum. When KHHI failed to meet the quality he wanted he took his design elsewhere, that was about six years or so ago.
Although KHHI was the original maker of the Scourge, they are no longer the official maker despite erroneous claims to the contrary.
Well what this guy told you is wrong. We don't have good terms so obviously he will lie n say bad things about us. We paid him to design the Scourge knife and he did the same. Later he got greedy along with some khhi's staff n started doing on their own. It's nothing to do with the quality or sort. It's just the case of greed n pride. You get that clear..
@@KHHINepal I was there for the process and remember the original description you had on the blade. The proof is in the pudding, as people say and you obviously have little to no credibility with people who actually have a memory.
You can claim whatever you want and try to rewrite history like a politician with an agenda but that does not change a fact.
@@turtlewolfpack6061 yes we had his name well written in our description for years even after he left as we wanted he credit him but then he started to defame us and started to brag about it that is when we decided to take off his name as he was already taking advantage of it. He may have designed it but we paid him to do it and happily did it for us. We even invited him to our place in nepal and he worked for us.
I think you guys should once and for all sort this out face too face ,Scourge too Scourge .
Last Man standing wins!!
Now that would be interesting.And a fitting tribute for Scourge kukri it self.
😋
@@cap10america42 I think both are great, I have had my KHHI Scourge for years, it actually weighs over 900 grams because back in the original version some made it out the door before final specs were hammered out and even at over 200 grams heavier than either current version it is still an awesome tool and has ridden with me for a ton of miles!
I have to admit (even with my negativity towards KHHI) that I can't really fault the Scourge. I might one day get a newer version but do I really need two?
this made me so dizzy i puked