Kukri’s are NOT designed to take the place of a proper axe. It’s easy to test. Put a razor sharp kukri under appropriate magnification before and after the abuse.

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

Ooh boy. I’d pin this one if I didn’t already pin one.

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

Ok repinning.

@kailashblades

4 жыл бұрын

They're not designed to take the place of an axe because axes chop better and are way safer. Nothing about the knife should make the edge any different after chopping compared to an axe though. Have you tried this with your khukuri and has a blunt or rolled edge afterwards? Because I can tell you ours hold up fine

@conradsmith9332

4 жыл бұрын

Mr r Wong I'm sad to tell you your Wong.

@halfbaked3373

4 жыл бұрын

You clearly don't know the pleasure of drunkenly swinging your kukri around in the garden for your neighbours to see, I deffinetly mean kurki...

that was the most epic batoning in the history of batoning

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

And I cut out several more minutes!

@lonestardude6283

4 жыл бұрын

Advanced Knife Bro you deserve a Zima!

For the love of Uncle Randy, bring the gosh dang blue lines back !

Drunk shopping on Amazon is the best. Drunk me knows what sober me really wants and doesn't hesitate to pull the trigger. Sober me resentfully goes to work to pay off drunk me's choices.

@The314moses

2 жыл бұрын

I'm right there with you my man.

@CharliMorganMusic

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely.

Hell yeah! Glad you like it and that it stood up to whatever the hell you were trying to do to that log. Thanks so much for putting in the effort to make such a thorough and entertaining video. I almost had a heart attack seeing you pop that point straight through the side of the sheath, it's such a common occurence that most khukuris ship with an infographic showing to hold it from underneath. They say a knife isn't truly yours until it bites you but khukuris tend to take ER requiring chomps rather than nibbles. One of many great reasons to go with a stacked leather or kydex sheath for a user. You notice any difference in grip between the two handles? The resin and fabric we use to make our micarta makes it a bit more flexible and textured than mass produced stuff., though I'm unsure of khhi's source and it might be similar. If anybody has any questions about our knives or khukuris/ nepal in general feel free to reach out and help as best I can. Take care, Andrew and the team at Kailash Blades

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

I prefer the slightly tougher grip of the Kailash. A polished grip has its place- but I don’t think choppers and fixed blades are the best use for it. No problems with slippage.

@kailashblades

4 жыл бұрын

@@AdvancedKnifeBro See how you go once you're drenched in blood/beer/piss Traction is essential in a physical/emotional/sexual crisis

@conradsmith9332

4 жыл бұрын

@@kailashblades this is gold

@OGMoose-rm7vz

4 жыл бұрын

@@kailashblades if any man needs a use sheath it is this man. How about a hookup. He would look stylish with a stacked leather sheath.

@kailashblades

4 жыл бұрын

@@OGMoose-rm7vz he's got one for all our blades! On Instagram he said he'll be giving away the KHHI so no real need there too

" Knives are touchy subjects for so called survival instructors, whose main mentality seems to be the bigger the better. They are phallic shaped for a reason folks." -Cody Lundin

@christianwilliams4795

4 жыл бұрын

I really want a clip of him saying this.

@ponchowizard5182

4 жыл бұрын

I wonder if he is a Carlin fan.

@bwxbwx6453

4 жыл бұрын

Haha love this

@CrazyMekaMeka

Жыл бұрын

Fun fact, Lundin is another word describing a phallus. More correctly, a man’s lund and a woman’s cunt.

I never knew I needed to see duel wielded kukris. But now that I have, I can die happy.

@kailashblades

4 жыл бұрын

First Milla Jovovich made it look good in resident evil, now AKB swoops in and refreshes it for 2020

I love waking up an listening to classical music while a bro swings large knives an destroys fire wood. Another great vid👍👍

Batoning with the determination that only a man stuck in quarantine with a young child can have.

You’re easily my favorite reviewer on the Internet. Such a talented hard working smart ass. Lol. My hero.

Social distancing is not a problem when you slap one of these kukris on your belt.🧐

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

Missed joke opportunity. HMHIS (hanging my head in shame)

Man, I love that you don't worship your khukri. You got them to use and that is what you do. I appreciate that. Do you think if you actually bought them that you would treat them differently now that you have reviewed them? You have become my favorite watch. Syncing up with opera doesn't hurt either. Did you lose a scale on that last batoning? Thank you for daring to make this video even with all the AHs out there.

@AdvancedKnifeBro

3 жыл бұрын

I bought my Kailash Scourge and beat it up. I’ve beat up more expensive knives than these. I try and treat them the way their meant to be used

Thanks too for the bonus choreographed content at the end. I was clapping along with each blow of the Kukri/baton

KHHI has a US Depot that is shipping. Just ordered one and shipping is confirmed for tomorrow. Looking forward to much jackassery with it!

@redfaux74

4 жыл бұрын

Cold Steel has a $35 Kukri.... once you buy a Cold Steel Kukri.... You will NEVER buy anything else. Of course they have them for more also. I have several of them. I buy nothing else.

@vencemcadams2927

4 жыл бұрын

@@redfaux74 The Large Luzon is one of my favorite jackassery knives. I'm sure their Kukri makes the grade.

YES! We get an operatic montage. These are definitely when we see your best work!

this was more than I ever thought I needed to know about kukris, but yet watched it all the way to the end

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

I’m with ya!

This is the best knife channel I've seen, bar none. Keep it up and thank you.

at the 13min mark when you were done...I thought how can this go for 4 more min....I was so happy to see you get through that log! Great vid bro!

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

That part at the end was for the diehards!

As your love of kukris propels your prose to prodigious heights, I eagerly anticipate these reviews. You do yourself proud, Mr. AdvanedKnifeBro.

Love my kailashblades socket bowie got it probably 3 years ago with the performance grind it's a absolute beast

@kailashblades

3 жыл бұрын

Hey there Jacob! Glad to see it's still treating you well :)

Only just found your channel, I'm liking your review style. I'm also a big fan of the kukri and I'm also waiting on an order from Nepal, a couple from KHHI.

I adore your channel - you crazy insane mad man!

Superb commentary as always. Thank you

Solid review as always. I think im going to order one!

Dude, I've been looking forward to this one. As ever, not disappointed 🔥🤙

@shadowdance4666

4 жыл бұрын

I was A day without blood is like a day without sunshine

The classical batoning at the end... aces. 👌

That’s a great video... great editing.. great.... great dialogue... awesome stuff. Hah I loved the ending music 🎼👌

"...before running off to my room to experience brief seasonal allergies and listen to some Megadeth." I had to pause for about a minute because I couldn't breathe, I was laughing so hard. Jesus.

That batonning session was AWESOME! I've been subscribed since your Ganzo days (albeit under a different name). Glad I'm not the only one who's made drunk kukri purchases. Grain Belt is how I ended up with my Condor KTACT Kukri. I completely understand "cottonwood hell". That shits tough! I've even seen log splitters fail on cottonwood. Where I live, cottonwood is one of the most common trees. That's no easy task to split them with kukr'si! Congrats on the Deadlock™!

Dude, I just found your channel, your hilarious! I love the reference to Sling Blade the movie. I only have one Khukri, but I love it. I believe the company I bought it from the Khukri House, It's the Afghan soldier model (I probably got the name wrong). My sheath also has a mis alignment, but after lots of lubing, and use it's starting to feel much better.

I love seeing reviews like this and damn it if I don't love that dry humor of yours. I think khukuri were never intended to be used like that (maybe I'm wrong?) and I don't intend to do any of it myself, but knowing they can go through that absolute hell is a real confidence booster that my money will be well spent!

Great Video!! Dawn Patrol should've been playing in the background LOL

i bought a basic windlass kukri not long ago inspired by your channel. It is my first kukri i really like it!

Never have I seen a man baton a full fifth of a tree. Now I understand how you became THE Advanced Knife Bro over us more plebian and disgusting peasant knife bros. And by that I just mean you're better than me I don't actually own a Svord Peasant knife, though they seem like a decent really cheap knife. If you're reading this and want to know more about the Svord Peasant knife, watch the Advanced Knife Bro review! But anyway great video my dude!

Nice, I sharpen kukris the same way. It is pretty easy with the sharp maker rods, or even Lansky ceramic rods. Don’t have a Kailash yet, but I am tempted with all their options. I like how they are now making kukris with thinner spines, now.

@kailashblades

4 жыл бұрын

It's the best way to sharpen a khukuri for sure. If you're looking for any guidance or info on our khukuris, hit me up! Take care, Andrew

Ha ha thoroughly enjoy this one. You sir, have gained one more subscription and a two thumbs up (an extra thumbs up for the batoning at the end).

Thanx for filming

I use my Kukris in the yard and do a lot of brush clearing and vine chopping. I have a KHHI jungle and a Kailash Limbuwan. Both handle everything I use them for, the Kailash is just nicer and the engraving and copper work is outstanding. I don't chop wood so I don't find the need for a full tang.

@kailashblades

4 ай бұрын

Hey there! I don't think there's many chitlange seeing yard duty so it's good to hear yours is treating you well :)

Looked like a beautiful day. Pre southern summer humidity. Oh. And there were some interesting knives.

@alpine1600s

4 жыл бұрын

c k had to crank the AC two days ago, last night freeze warning.🤦‍♂️

@usernameisusername

4 жыл бұрын

@@alpine1600s same here. Gotta love spring :)

That was hillarious thanks for your review. I frequent nepal and will definately try to order a custom next time those are awesome. I love my kukris and know exactly how u feel lol

@kailashblades

4 жыл бұрын

If you send us an email at info@kailashblades.com and let us know your shcedules we can get the ball rolling on your order before you arrive and organise a workshop visit! Nothing better than getting to see your knife get forged in person. See you next time you're in Nepal, Andrew and the team at Kailash

I have a new favorite KZread knife video series now, thanks.

New sub here...I like your style mate. Your knives aren’t too bad either. I like my Khukuri, they’re a very effective blade. I’ve got one coming from KHHI Nepal to Australia. From the pictures I’ve seen, it’ll be worth the wait.

Thank you for helping me know what to say to people when they ask why I like Kukris

I have just stumbled onto my new favorite KZread channel.

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

My man!

You know I’m usually kinda witty in my comments however I feel inadequate when it comes to you and yours. Lol I think you’re so funny. Love your channel!

Again about 1.5 min in my 2nd video from this channel and have to comment that I now know I was meant for this channel after the Megadeth comment! I know I can trust a man that has such great taste in metal.

Thank You for dimensions in metric system. Great video as always.

Gotta love Megadeth

There was a lot of energy that went into this video! 😂 lol. Cheers Mike.

Fantastic! I love the way you love kukris, and recommend that you try one or nine from Tora Blades. I think you'd appreciate them.

You're awesome. No drugs or alcohol influence here. Great entertaining video

Advanced Knife Bro has a direct insight into my knife user soul.....

Really fun video refleted in the likes department. Keep it up and stay funny and safe

I bought a heavy duty camera shoulder strap and made a baldrick by using a carabiner clip through the belt loop. I now hang the Kukri over my shoulder. I don't feel the weight at all now, and I even forget it's there, and because it's a baldrick it sits high up tight to the body (although you could hang it lower if desired). If you wrap the entire handle (including metal top and bottom) in camouflage hockey-stick tape right down to where the actual blade starts, you can create an amazing looking weapon (I personally don't like the original bling look) and it gives it a non-slip grip. I wrapped parts of the sheath in tape too (near the top and over the bottom metal protection bit) to give a really great coordinated military look. Combined with a lightweight Mora knife you have everything you need.

@kailashblades

10 ай бұрын

We're coming around to the baldric style too :) Expect some more varied carry styles in future from us.

Great to see you, bro. Thanks for the entertainment. Always enjoy your fd humor.

I need one just so when I get pulled over for leaving my house, I can take it out and say, "If I wasn't going somewhere ESSENTIAL, would I be carrying THIS?" ... I feel it's inarguable.

@w.callens1629

4 жыл бұрын

they dont argue, theÿll just pull the trigger 15 times . a side effect of the khukri blade shape .

I saw this video months ago right before buying a Khukuri, originally was gonna drop 260 for a custom one at KHHI but this video steered me to Kailash Blades and I got a better knife for cheaper. Thing is awesome and holds up to work extremely well. 10/10

@kailashblades

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Glad to hear you're enjoying it and I hear there's a new one on the way as well ;)

@Thor7

Жыл бұрын

What one would you recommend with a 12" to 13.5" blade?

@rebeccacisneros1533

Жыл бұрын

@@Thor7 depends on what you use yours for, also I don’t think an inch and a half difference would really affect any of the stuff we use khukuris for. I’m hacking at stuff, maybe take a rubber mallet to it if it’s a little thicker (above six inch diameter I just use a saw or axe) . To be honest I’d recommend emailing the metallurgist/designer/customer service guy Andrew at Kailash he knows heaps more than me. Imo if Youre on the fence buy a twenty dollar khukuri from sportsman’s guide, use it till it breaks, and imagine it heavier and more well made and you have a great idea of what they make. Slainte

Hello. Sharing your video today with a friend who’s into Kukris too. We’re both been talking about one for a couple years.

@Owens_Racing

11 ай бұрын

Should note your style of humor is in line with ours. He had not seen any of your videos. He was laughing. The Ren fair bit got him good.

your music choice is perfect

Cool Video 👍 Thank U for the Info and the Links 👍 U got a new subscriber...

You are a good dude. For a poser fudd... I have to say I was entertained and look forward to the next one!

Thank you, Sirrah, for acknowledging your Rennfair followers. Huzzah!

After binge watching your videos late last night I "Ambien" bought a higo no kami and BudK kukri. I forge my own knives dangit, thank God they're cheap! I blame any future purchases on you, Ambien or not.

You are hilarious, subscribed for life!

Pure gold dude.

@teratism143

4 жыл бұрын

I think that's just the tan he's getting out west.

@erichusayn

4 жыл бұрын

@@teratism143 hahaha.

An AKBro classic. Sorry to hear you're giving up knives for trains.

I have a custom khhi khukuri and it's awesome 👌

Best use of an operatic baritone aria. Ever. Be well, stay safe!

So pretty!

It was very satifying watching all that chopping mate. Be carefuk when you are swinging the two together , like anywhere else in life ;)

Dope video

I have a small Kukri addiction too, and make no apologies. My nicest ones are from Kailash, and they're worth the money and the wait IMO. I've got cheaper ones too, and they're also worth the money. It's all relative, and they're all awesome because they're all kukris.

@kailashblades

3 жыл бұрын

Great to hear you're enjoying your kailash! They still treating you well one year on?

@ORflycaster

3 жыл бұрын

Yes they are, thank you. I have actually meant to visit your website to see what else I can talk myself into! :)

@kailashblades

3 жыл бұрын

@@ORflycaster Fantastic to hear! if you'd like any guidance on models or options don't be afraid to reach out :)

Stay safe and healthy, Mr. Bro dude.

Do more Sling Blade AKB voices. Also that was a LT reference too right? Keep batoning through the pandemic dude!

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

Spotted the covert LT ref!

- I did Bando, Burmese martial arts, taught by a real Ghurka. My Kukri experience started with knives from Nepal, several of them. After Dr Gyi started engaging with Cold Steel of course I bought the Kukri from them. You will NEVER buy another Kukri from anyone else after you buy a Cold Steel Kukri. Cold Steels $35 Kukri blows them all away. And they make much better Kukris as I'm sure you know. Hilarious video and yet informational with a touch of satire. Resplendent.... I just found your channel. I'm hooked.

This video is *better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.*

This video is by far the best one yet...what is this virus doing to me?

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

Gotta be the fever.

This is the first channel I ever subscribed to a few years ago. Without this channel or Pete from Cedric and Ada I'd give up on KZread. Thanks for the video. Favorite youtube line this year " Stained from the blood or sap of your fallen foes." -AKB

I love khukris. I own I Tora Blades one as they make only authentic designs which includes true weights, balances, and blade geometry. On the other hand, I use parangs and golok machetes way more for yard chores and clearing out hunting areas then anything else. You really can't go wrong with a Condor parang or golok. They can take beatings and do the same amount of work as a khukri but cost is very affordable.

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

Tora is on the list. Need to pony up and get one

@hermanderaeymaecker4134

4 жыл бұрын

Tora is the way to go for the 'real' deal. My feeling is that the other Khukri houses as they call themselves are smart people tapping into the market. But once you compare their output to the traditional stuff, you will know... Not that it is all bad, it's different. They aim for the armchair survivalist to put it rudely. Guards, sawbacks, whatever they have it. When you start lookig at the more recent videos of the production, you'll notice the difference too. It's still all rather primitive, but cutting to shape and stock removal was something not really seen in the past. I'm no specialist on the matter but I have 1 Tora, 2 Khukri house and 2 different models from the Nepal Garisson find. And is there a difference.... a huge one actually.

You must be my spirit animal... first the kukris and then I see the fascination of the dead lock...

Happy Friday to you. Your kukuri dancing is getting better.

Nice video man. I really want a kukri, what for? Chopping unnecessary shit up in my backyard, So thanks for that! That was the best batoning you've done so far lol.

@kailashblades

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely some next level chopping! If you're looking for any guidance on kukris or have any questions, feel free to hit us up.

@conradsmith9332

4 жыл бұрын

@@kailashblades you guys are a great company, thanks for that!

I've used my Panawal Khukuri to fell 3 decent sized trees. Used it to baton a whole cherry blossom tree too. They're not an axe, but will work like one in a pinch.

@kailashblades

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing! Great to hear your blade is still treating you well and handling whatever you throw at it :)

Your commentary is legendary lol

Thanks buddy

Kailash also offers the option of a karda and chakmak. They have their own designs for those, but you can send in your own karda and chakmak model to them too.

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. This particular kukri in this sheath configuration does not though. They would have to request one.

@fransthefox9682

4 жыл бұрын

@@AdvancedKnifeBro Indeed. Though Andrew has a plan to make it a standard option for all of their traditional kukris.

Love your video, I would like to get a kukri that be use as normal big knives, not machete-big knife, what would you recommend please? Thanks in advance

@kailashblades

3 жыл бұрын

Hey there Jeremy! A lot of the special utility that a khukuri is famous for comes from its size and its balance, which is why there's so few smaller options out there. For a blade that's capable of carving, surface work and camp tasks while still chopping nicely look into our Historical Service Issue. www.kailashblades.com/product/historical-service-issue/ It's popular with bushcrafters and as a camp knife due to its more compact size and versatility with handling regular knife kind of tasks. the 11.5" would be my suggestion but the 9.5" is very popular too. Take care, Andrew and the team at Kailash

Bubba, my vigorous love making was hindered a bit after watching this phallic raising production of yours which I enjoyed almost in its entirety. But the painful lack of blue lines in the size shots hurt me so bad that my wife asked me “what’s wrong darling” during our tender encounter. I was kind enough not to blame you. You’re welcome. 💔 PS: the soundtrack of the last 3 minutes was also used in the making of the above described event. May the french long live and prosper! ❣️

Broham I just ordered my first khukuri from ExGhurka Khukuri. Just got an OG with rosewood handles. Pretty excited. Awesome vid as usual 👌

@EVILAKUMA

2 жыл бұрын

Did you get it yet??? How's it cheap or amazing

@txflip29

2 жыл бұрын

@@EVILAKUMA it was so good, I bought a second. 11"&12" blades. The 12" has a 9mm thicc spine, awesome choppa!

@EVILAKUMA

2 жыл бұрын

@@txflip29 ufff damn ...mine will be shipped todacsnt waaait

@txflip29

2 жыл бұрын

@@EVILAKUMA They are well worth it bro. My next one will be a custom. If you want a good variety to look at, check out etsy.

@EVILAKUMA

2 жыл бұрын

@@txflip29 that's exactly where I ordered. Some of these guys are so hesitant when ai ask them to send pictures of the product that will be shipped but some are alright. Not into those blinged chrome blades I like the heavy darker metal thick spined chopper kukris that can take down buffalos...ofcourse I won't be using them for that sort. don't really care if super light ..won't be fighting with these .

I spit out my drink when you started alternating batoning the tip and handle of the kukri.

Might I point out that the log you were batoning, looked like it was changed out for a slightly smaller (more human) sized log?

Were the sharp edge easily chip when hit on ground debris such stone or others ?

You forgot to mention the _real_ reason you are so enamored with Kukri's, they closely mirror that Peyronie curve you sport like a champ. We feel your pain, bro.

@AdvancedKnifeBro

4 жыл бұрын

Fuck. I had to look that up. Now I get phantom pains.

it's a very very very very nice khukhuri sir

Best Giggle I have had for while!

Carmen for the win.

Should reveiw khhi forestman or yeti pro kukri

Bravissimo!

Ah them is punny looking Khukuri's. I got one from Khukuri House of Thamel, called the Khukuri Cowboy, its a big boys Khukuri, with a 15 inch long blade, and didn't cost as much as either of those Kukris your swingin :)

Advanced Knife Bro, I come seeking your guidance. I notice when looking for a Khukri on the Kailesh website they offer 3 different grinds. What grind did you get and which would you recommend?

@kailashblades

3 жыл бұрын

Hey there mate! He was given a standard grind, and as you can see it stood up to a lot :) It's what we suggest for the majority of situations.