I.. am mature enough to not insult your little horns. However, your professional workmanship, knowledge, and innovations are almost insulted by them... It's like a board meeting with Bill Gates in 1990 and him wearing a clown nose. Yes he has something worth buying, but you can't get past that damn clown nose. Your.. maybe 30? Just saying man, in the professional world perhaps it's time to no longer identify yourself by what you wear and instead by who you are. No disrespect intended.
Stupid me, I had not considered the width of the kerf before opening my mouth. I still do not see the need for a saw blade that appears to be about three inches long. That blade would probably cut through three inches of wood by chopping faster than sawing.
Why stagger the saw teeth? You don't need a wide cut as much as you just need a cut. It is way easy to chop with the grain on a common 2x4 board. You get bragging rights if you can chop across the four inch width with that same stroke. I would have used a relatively indestructible material for the handles such as micarta or carbon fiber.
Brilliant! What an awesome acheivment for only 1 year as a knife maker. The knife (although not to my personal taste) seems really well designed and constructed. I don't like saws on knives generally so its no suprise that I didn't like that feature. But hey thats just me being a critical asswipe, I'm blown away by your skill dude hope you make more videos on knife making.
ESEE makes better knives. His may be functional, but ridiculously flashy IMO. And the saw should travel down more of the length of the blade to make it effective.
@suba9785 it's not about being flashy. It's about the effectiveness of the knife and I think he proved that in the demonstration. being a blacksmith I know how difficult it is to forge weapons so don't criticize until you can make better.
pretty kool knife do ur self a favour the real kukri from the day one is always made with 5160 steel which is tougher than your 1095 switch to 5160 and get ready to take my order for one.
@XKillerBoy you know, the "she" in thats what she said, is prolly really annoying. seriously, get her in bed and randomly "Insert rod A into slot B" among all the others, can you just imagine?
Hey Devildwarfbladesmith, have a sujestion. The hole in the back end of the knife can be used to make arrows if it is the size needed for his spine strength. Used for straighting arrows. Native americans used rocks with a hole in it. Just a thought.
i worked with a bunch of gurkas who used the kurkri seen an ox loose his head in one slice. great knifes. heavy, sturdy, and dependable, good addition with the saw blade
Personally I'd prefer a different type of wood...Iron wood maybe, anyway...That is a beautiful blade... What did you do for a sheath if anything? It'd be a bit awkard to sharpen as well with that organic movement...Nothing huge but still... Lovely knife.
Your presentation was great, I believe you are a true artist and you will only get better. I love dual survival, you seem very ginuine and sincere. hope you get rich making your kickass knives.
awsome knife man! how did you shape the blade? did you use a forge and hammer or did you cut it out of a solid piece of 1095 with a grinder or what not? and what did you use to get the edge so smooth and flow into the top of that finger slot like that all nice and even and purdy? thanks man.
I was originally going to question the saw on the knife, but when I heard that it was only your ninth knife I was really surprised and extremely impressed. You're definitely talented. Keep making them and posting vids. I think lots of us would love to follow your progress. Thanks.
WTF... Thats not daves knife is it? Can you use that pathfinder name without permission? Did you make that knife- it looks like something I saw in a jap crap catalog!
Does that saw cut on the push or the pull? Just so you know it would be more efficient if it cut on the pull like a Japanese pull saw, because you would have better control, it would be more stable to cut with, make cleaner cuts and would be easier to saw with because you would be using different muscles than used for pushing, and you would have less fatigue. With all those favorable conditions combined it cuts faster.
Love the design, shape and finish on your "pathfinder" i reckon it'll be of great use in the outdoors, i just can't seem to find a video of dave and this knife..
I make knives myself, making a very thin kitchen knife of layered and twisted 1095 and L6 type of steel :) if you wanna check out some photo's: frankhooijer(dot)picturepush(dot)com
saw is not really up to scratch-great effoort and you do great work but as a saw I belyeve that the folding saw is far superior. Not my intention to disrespect. cheers
I'd have to say that's one of the sturdiest looking knives I've seen in a long time, got a friend that would probably give his grandma away for that one XD
So, you think it would be possible to get you to make another one of those?
But rather Bowie style then kukuri for me though..
First time i've seen you and your work, Glad i watched. You should be very proud of yourself. 'Beast' of a knife. I'd be happy to slap that on a belt and tramp any mountain. Good effort, Great Vid. Keep it up.
That is a beautiful knife and a very practical design. How hard would it be to add a guthook on back of the tip? Could it be done without catching fingers when drawing with the knife?
Great design, very Impressive blade! Have to agree with NSResponder about the problems related to putting a saw on the spine of such a thick piece of steel, but besides that, this is great!
I'd say this is a good example of why you don't want to use a knife with teeth instead of a real saw for cutting wood. That kerf is about three times as wide as an ordinary saw would make, which means it's far more work to make the cut.
could you make 1 of those with like a tactical rubber grip? because if the wood got wet and u werent gripping it all that well might sling outt ur hand so..thats why boyscouts dont allow fixed blades (oh god i just killed the scout master)
Hmm... i think that saw is superfluous. Also, i highly recommend to make haldle's base wider (fish tail style), so knife dont have this tendency to come out of hand when slashing. I see those regular knife handles on kukris often, and it is bullshit, a real drag - i dont mean to be rude but it really ruins the knife.
F***ing awesome knife man! An you've only been making knives for a year? That's skilzz rite there. I always wanted to learn how to make knives and have always had interest in knives but I don't think I'll ever get that in one year. Dude ur pro.
I've just finished my first knife using Greenpete's techniques. Like Pete said to me, it's a knife I will treasure for the rest of my life. I will have to post a video of it, as a thank you to Pete.
I love the gurkha knife design. It looks to be very strong, useful, and pretty much everything I wanted in that type of knife. Hope to see it in use soon.
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very nice, i really like the option of a draw knife for work work as well as hide tanning. Also the big hole with the exposed steel is handy. I imagine you could hammer with the back end to, a major plus. Ok now comes the question, can ya make me one? (message me if ya want) Yeah Dave is a cool guy from what i know of him through his Youtube, web site and some e mails.
Ok off the green pete, hope to hear from ya soon, outstanding work on the knife.
do u do work on anyones blades? i have a black powder kuhkri blank blade, and i'm wondering if you would do the exact some thing on my blade as this one.
Hell, I'd buy one anyways. I'm always lookin' for a Khukri, without the traditional handle. This one looks interesting. I'd certainly dish out a small fortune for one. lol.
I don't personally likes the style of this knife but I have to say that you have done a great job to make it. It looks very well maked and I think you should take a lot of pride in your craftmenship.
I'm a hobby knife maker out of canada. I've never made a khukuri before and I have to be honest, I wouldn't know how to make that bevel behind the belly. Very nice knife, I hope you stay with it :)
thats a badass blade
Maper555 1 week ago
nice work for someone that's been making knives for 1 year, good work, very good work.
love the kukri style and saw. good survival tool.
TheLatinozz 1 month ago
Truly form follows functions, I guess it very effective for chopping and sawing in the out door. Where can I purchase? Thanks
vaneztax 1 month ago
Awesome!!!! Bro
jmcova1 1 month ago
Hum that saw part not so good. be better off just chopping with it.
mogges1 2 months ago
Ok so w hen you plan on selling them
mogges1 2 months ago
Get a piece of wood... not a 2x4...
bighousedaddy 2 months ago
its a kukri.
websuspect 3 months ago
@websuspect
He did mention that. :)
CanItAlready 3 months ago
Great knife. I wish I could buy one.
tomnix2010 4 months ago
My masonry trowel can split treated 2x4's...
locksmithmuggle 4 months ago
i want one
matty0566 5 months ago
I.. am mature enough to not insult your little horns. However, your professional workmanship, knowledge, and innovations are almost insulted by them... It's like a board meeting with Bill Gates in 1990 and him wearing a clown nose. Yes he has something worth buying, but you can't get past that damn clown nose. Your.. maybe 30? Just saying man, in the professional world perhaps it's time to no longer identify yourself by what you wear and instead by who you are. No disrespect intended.
SurvivalistCrutch 5 months ago
Do you sell your blades? I love your saw back kukri's and have been wanting one since stumbling over your utube videos. Great work mate!
thebohemoth 5 months ago
Stupid me, I had not considered the width of the kerf before opening my mouth. I still do not see the need for a saw blade that appears to be about three inches long. That blade would probably cut through three inches of wood by chopping faster than sawing.
jeffs55 6 months ago
Why stagger the saw teeth? You don't need a wide cut as much as you just need a cut. It is way easy to chop with the grain on a common 2x4 board. You get bragging rights if you can chop across the four inch width with that same stroke. I would have used a relatively indestructible material for the handles such as micarta or carbon fiber.
jeffs55 6 months ago
whats the point of the saw if you can do that with the normal blade
The44shizzle 6 months ago
dont like the saw for bushcraft or the shiny blade. Of course i would have to test it.
If i can get it for a good price.
sagequan 6 months ago
i agree with everyone else.... lose the saw back & produce this knife...... i'll gladly buy!!!!
linusmcnasty 6 months ago
I was hoping this was going to the Pathfinder babe.
Allwordx 7 months ago
dam man you got style wicked knife do you make customs for other people besides family and friends ? if so sign me up for that beast of a knife
abstar57 7 months ago
other than the "saw" i like the looks of that. imo "saws' on a knives are worthless, but that is just imo.
Vaunripped 7 months ago 4
Is it stamped? or forged?
ffemt1187 7 months ago
Brilliant! What an awesome acheivment for only 1 year as a knife maker. The knife (although not to my personal taste) seems really well designed and constructed. I don't like saws on knives generally so its no suprise that I didn't like that feature. But hey thats just me being a critical asswipe, I'm blown away by your skill dude hope you make more videos on knife making.
VeronicasMidget 7 months ago
you are an artist!
flowerFOG 7 months ago
The old saying of "don't bring a knife to a gun fight" is almost null and void if that's the knife you bring.
Sure would like to see more videos of your knife making adventures, if/when you have time!
4micaman 8 months ago
ESEE makes better knives. His may be functional, but ridiculously flashy IMO. And the saw should travel down more of the length of the blade to make it effective.
suba9785 8 months ago
@suba9785 it's not about being flashy. It's about the effectiveness of the knife and I think he proved that in the demonstration. being a blacksmith I know how difficult it is to forge weapons so don't criticize until you can make better.
Deathblaze94 7 months ago
impressive skills Sir. I also make knives and also make movies - please watch my movies if You have some free time :)
Trollskyy 8 months ago
Can u do a tutorial on how to make the saw back please?
flixfinder 8 months ago
did you actually send this to him?
InstinctTOsurvive 8 months ago
pretty kool knife do ur self a favour the real kukri from the day one is always made with 5160 steel which is tougher than your 1095 switch to 5160 and get ready to take my order for one.
ikonik69 8 months ago
1:52 That's what she said.
XKillerBoy 8 months ago
@XKillerBoy you know, the "she" in thats what she said, is prolly really annoying. seriously, get her in bed and randomly "Insert rod A into slot B" among all the others, can you just imagine?
kaldicuct 8 months ago
thats not the pathfinder knife
cooper1768 9 months ago
Sorry guy, but I think this is one ugly knife. That saw back would rip a sheath to shreds. But, you got to admit, it has a certain 'charm'......
goldenscales 9 months ago
Hey Devildwarfbladesmith, have a sujestion. The hole in the back end of the knife can be used to make arrows if it is the size needed for his spine strength. Used for straighting arrows. Native americans used rocks with a hole in it. Just a thought.
Nightknifer
NightKnifer 9 months ago
@NightKnifer I'm amazed that no-one else has thought of this. Bloody brilliant! Good on ya!
goldenscales 9 months ago
nice knive where can i order one?
D3MAK 9 months ago
Is that ring ever comin off your finger?
justyoustupid 9 months ago
cool knife, gay hat
topcityterror 9 months ago
A Beautiful Blade! I want one!
VRJensen1 9 months ago
Make one with a black blade and polymer plastic handle. I'd definitely steal...I mean...buy it.
Jadandlud 10 months ago
i personally dont like the shiny blade !!!
19wael96 11 months ago 9
i like his hat!!
viss3n 1 year ago
Did Dave do a review of the knife yet?
FoiledFailure 1 year ago
do you commissions? how much for a blade like that?
mathragen 1 year ago
kukri?
RaptorDiablo 1 year ago
Your on to something there with the saw! Nothing on the market like it!
wilcox1219 1 year ago
@wilcox1219 well, there's a few out there already, gerber has a machete with a sawback and tops has the steel eagle line
jeffbengtson 10 months ago
Yeah I Was Watching Green Petes Videos A Min Ago He Is Amazing, Your Knifes Way Better Though.
HomeMadeGunNut 1 year ago
awww look at his little fingers =] btw good job great knife 10/10
d0wnto3arthshuffl3r 1 year ago
i worked with a bunch of gurkas who used the kurkri seen an ox loose his head in one slice. great knifes. heavy, sturdy, and dependable, good addition with the saw blade
RichardOhKaNoi 1 year ago
Can I Buy One?
flyod26 1 year ago
wow...thats a good knife to cut troats
lekingreg 1 year ago
Personally I'd prefer a different type of wood...Iron wood maybe, anyway...That is a beautiful blade... What did you do for a sheath if anything? It'd be a bit awkard to sharpen as well with that organic movement...Nothing huge but still... Lovely knife.
EmptyScorn 1 year ago
osage orange is a really cool type of wood
JonathanDLynch 1 year ago
Your presentation was great, I believe you are a true artist and you will only get better. I love dual survival, you seem very ginuine and sincere. hope you get rich making your kickass knives.
tgage51 1 year ago
Cool
ninjamarky 1 year ago
7 people are racist to dwarves.
S1L3NTP1G 1 year ago
@S1L3NTP1G 8
wilcox1219 1 year ago
nice knife dude
S1L3NTP1G 1 year ago
how much would you charge to make one of these?
huckleberry803 1 year ago
emma chisit?
xenoptryx 1 year ago
beautiful
rabbitcat928 1 year ago
awsome knife man! how did you shape the blade? did you use a forge and hammer or did you cut it out of a solid piece of 1095 with a grinder or what not? and what did you use to get the edge so smooth and flow into the top of that finger slot like that all nice and even and purdy? thanks man.
huckleberry803 1 year ago
Thats a knife!
I would want to buy one like that :)
MrExzyz 1 year ago
love it
nikodepuertorico 1 year ago
now THATS a knife!!! lol
RatifiedCow 1 year ago
that saw on knife is too short....its useles..
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fretkanaamfetu 1 year ago
How come this knife never made Dave final cut? This was at one point a knife Dave used.
nightstalkersasslt 1 year ago
the knife Dave is currently using (as seen on Dual Survivor) is made by blind horse knives.and is called the pathfinder knife.
duhbghlas 1 year ago
@duhbghlas really? really? is it? not liek everyopne knew or anything
bushcraftourway 1 year ago
I was originally going to question the saw on the knife, but when I heard that it was only your ninth knife I was really surprised and extremely impressed. You're definitely talented. Keep making them and posting vids. I think lots of us would love to follow your progress. Thanks.
Oregu7 1 year ago
WTF... Thats not daves knife is it? Can you use that pathfinder name without permission? Did you make that knife- it looks like something I saw in a jap crap catalog!
jbr1074 1 year ago
Does that saw cut on the push or the pull? Just so you know it would be more efficient if it cut on the pull like a Japanese pull saw, because you would have better control, it would be more stable to cut with, make cleaner cuts and would be easier to saw with because you would be using different muscles than used for pushing, and you would have less fatigue. With all those favorable conditions combined it cuts faster.
Deluszinary 1 year ago
How did you put the saw edge on the back?
MrEhud77 1 year ago
isnt dave now using a different knife?
cartogropher 1 year ago
Love the design, shape and finish on your "pathfinder" i reckon it'll be of great use in the outdoors, i just can't seem to find a video of dave and this knife..
I make knives myself, making a very thin kitchen knife of layered and twisted 1095 and L6 type of steel :) if you wanna check out some photo's: frankhooijer(dot)picturepush(dot)com
vincentorio 1 year ago
Can't beat osage for durability.
gorzinplatz 1 year ago
That's an awesome knife sir!
thenatural85 1 year ago
looks like a military assasin knife
antman3456 1 year ago
How much for this knife PM me a price if it's cool with you I can wait for you to take your time
enjoiorange 1 year ago
i like the "Ya" after hes done sawing it
crazyfour20 1 year ago
Can I get a estimate for a knife designi have
enjoiorange 1 year ago
dude he sounds so much like seth rogen
coldsteelman777 1 year ago
hell yeah man that knife is pretty sick, hope dave liked it.
SiThG0D 1 year ago
Is this knife still available for purchase.
coollomonaco 1 year ago
I'm in love.
SupComRaiden2 1 year ago
was this stock removal or did you forge it? Either way its a fine blade.
slab698 1 year ago
i want one...
polishfarmer 1 year ago
That is a really good looking knife. i really like how you made the saw on the back. also great positioning. congrats
SpartanJohns 1 year ago
hi dude im after a full tang knife that i an use to cut hazel branches with with a med size dlade could u make me 1?
al3e2x19 1 year ago
very nice,great knife!
empty380 1 year ago
(4:40) I think I just found me a back scratcher!! XD
Cool Knife, I made one before, but it's not nearly as refined, Gr8 job!! :)
NeonGrapes2000 1 year ago
ok, now what on earth would i have to give you in order to obtain one of these knives??
5T3AMPuNk 1 year ago
How do u get ahold of one of these knives?
Joelashley1025 1 year ago
that's beatiful!
do you sell those?
wevor4tard 1 year ago
is dave replacing his tbt??
tanaoi 1 year ago
You need to shoot the video with the sun shining on your face and knife, not on your back. Great information anyway. Thanks.
aguswidjaja 1 year ago
saw is not really up to scratch-great effoort and you do great work but as a saw I belyeve that the folding saw is far superior. Not my intention to disrespect. cheers
flancka 1 year ago
great knife
HomoGnosticus 1 year ago
The saw on the back of "knife" was there for making traps this one is alittle fat for that but maybe could be of use.
midget116 2 years ago
How hard is it on the rockwell scale?
Livingnthewoods41 2 years ago
That knife looks fantastic...are you still taking orders?
silverhawks 2 years ago
nice knife, but why the saw if it chops through anyway?
sparky23452 2 years ago
I'd have to say that's one of the sturdiest looking knives I've seen in a long time, got a friend that would probably give his grandma away for that one XD
So, you think it would be possible to get you to make another one of those?
But rather Bowie style then kukuri for me though..
Any price range or possibilities?
88Kamikaze69 2 years ago
Do everyone a favour and mass produce it..
Ruthairat 2 years ago 63
Your a Genius knife maker. I'll make an order.
Ruthairat 2 years ago
What would a knife like that cost? Do you make Sheathes for them as well?
Gunslinger69usa 2 years ago
Thats a real beauty
mrnarnar 2 years ago
First time i've seen you and your work, Glad i watched. You should be very proud of yourself. 'Beast' of a knife. I'd be happy to slap that on a belt and tramp any mountain. Good effort, Great Vid. Keep it up.
reddog694uk 2 years ago
im sorry i dont reealy like it but varry cool knife just not something i would use for a woods knife
stanman1992 2 years ago
cool knfe, never been a fan of sawbacks apart from Rambo knives, and now this one!
firesotormlizard01 2 years ago
That is a beautiful knife and a very practical design. How hard would it be to add a guthook on back of the tip? Could it be done without catching fingers when drawing with the knife?
KamenDesantis 2 years ago
Great design, very Impressive blade! Have to agree with NSResponder about the problems related to putting a saw on the spine of such a thick piece of steel, but besides that, this is great!
phyreblayde 2 years ago
Great knife design. So did Dave get this knife and did he ever produce a video about it?
Patriot36 2 years ago
thats a work of art!
nicko978 2 years ago
that was nice knife
labbore 2 years ago
FANTASTIC job on the knife, bud. :)
silverhawks 2 years ago
That is one SICK knife! I'd be proud to own a knife like this!
EXCELLENT JOB!
NfldBiker 2 years ago
I'd say this is a good example of why you don't want to use a knife with teeth instead of a real saw for cutting wood. That kerf is about three times as wide as an ordinary saw would make, which means it's far more work to make the cut.
-jcr
NSResponder 2 years ago
Awesome knife you made, good job.
drunkfux1 2 years ago
The kukri is the best design for a bush craft knife.
devel155 2 years ago 2
could you make 1 of those with like a tactical rubber grip? because if the wood got wet and u werent gripping it all that well might sling outt ur hand so..thats why boyscouts dont allow fixed blades (oh god i just killed the scout master)
eminempkr 2 years ago
he sounds like seth rogen!
youseemreallybored 2 years ago 35
@youseemreallybored a heck of alot don't he lol
thejessman17 2 years ago
i was thinking the same thing
nicko978 2 years ago
@youseemreallybored i thought the same thing, lol
TheRedneckViking 1 year ago
Hmm... i think that saw is superfluous. Also, i highly recommend to make haldle's base wider (fish tail style), so knife dont have this tendency to come out of hand when slashing. I see those regular knife handles on kukris often, and it is bullshit, a real drag - i dont mean to be rude but it really ruins the knife.
DudeNumberOnePlus 2 years ago 3
l think a black coat on the metal would complement the blade and the teeth, but otherwise, this is a sick knife.
headshottev 2 years ago 3
thats a pretty tough knife bro good job!
Fearyourgovernment 2 years ago
F***ing awesome knife man! An you've only been making knives for a year? That's skilzz rite there. I always wanted to learn how to make knives and have always had interest in knives but I don't think I'll ever get that in one year. Dude ur pro.
hockeyluver93 2 years ago
Looks like a great knife. Let me know how I can order one.
BlondyManko 2 years ago
Very capable knife
dreamthinker79 2 years ago
Great knife. I'd love to order one. Please let me know how I can do so.
BlondyManko 2 years ago
Very nice blade.
I've just finished my first knife using Greenpete's techniques. Like Pete said to me, it's a knife I will treasure for the rest of my life. I will have to post a video of it, as a thank you to Pete.
cujomojo2007 2 years ago
that my brother, is bad ass!
liketadied 2 years ago 2
Great knife. too bad it resembles a boomerang
mattbattyo 2 years ago
gurkha knives resemble boomerangs and are used the world over by people who want a tough knife...
opiumhorse 2 years ago 2
Great knife! It definitely needs a sheath. What about it?
myactionhobbies 2 years ago
Damn...my ninth knife didn't look that good...cracking result dude!!!
bassfuryvi 2 years ago
did mr. canterbury make a vid about this knife?????
if he did i cant find it on his page
someone please reply =)
dudeman1823 2 years ago
awsome u make ur onw knife....wish i could
scutt09 2 years ago
I thought Dave was going to wait to show this Knife
jangelo02 2 years ago
I love the gurkha knife design. It looks to be very strong, useful, and pretty much everything I wanted in that type of knife. Hope to see it in use soon.
Shadeofgray001 2 years ago
Good work you should be very proud! Thanks for sharing.
viewer1a 2 years ago
Great knife.. looks super cool.. performs well too.
knivesandstuff 2 years ago
Hey I only just found this video, thanks for the mention!
Success stories like this are what makes doing my video worth while, I hope you have a great time making others happy with your craftsmanship.
Peter :-)
greenpete 2 years ago
Pete, you're the "internet father" of many many knifemakers... Including myself.
nikrguy 2 years ago 2
Ha ha, thanks, you're too kind!
greenpete 2 years ago
Fine job, Keep up the good work!
Polygoliath 2 years ago
you split the wood with the grain chopping is against the grain but great knife
survivalenthusiast 2 years ago
is knife 14.5 over all lenght, or just blade length???
sparrowm249 2 years ago
how much would one of these set me back to buy from you?
feel free to message me, positively or negatively about it.
awesome knives, and great videos. you're very creative and i appreciate you taking your time to make these knives and these great videos
stlpuke 2 years ago
how much would one of these set me back to buy from you?
stlpuke 2 years ago
its beautiful
siddepoo 2 years ago
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bigboss686 2 years ago
im thinking of making a machete out of some really strong steel, then i might make a saw on the back of it.
MrStorky14 2 years ago
very nice, i really like the option of a draw knife for work work as well as hide tanning. Also the big hole with the exposed steel is handy. I imagine you could hammer with the back end to, a major plus. Ok now comes the question, can ya make me one? (message me if ya want) Yeah Dave is a cool guy from what i know of him through his Youtube, web site and some e mails.
Ok off the green pete, hope to hear from ya soon, outstanding work on the knife.
Brethrenunited 2 years ago
very nice!
nicko978 2 years ago
do u do work on anyones blades? i have a black powder kuhkri blank blade, and i'm wondering if you would do the exact some thing on my blade as this one.
theVirus7 2 years ago
did you sketch it out before making it
sparrowm249 2 years ago
oh, and is the blade 1/2 inch thick or 1/4 inch thick? you say 1/2 in vid, but stats say 1/4
sparrowm249 2 years ago
It's 1/4"
Maltrevenius 2 years ago
you are the best, im starting to make knives for myself and friends, i was just wondering how much you think you could sell one of those for
sparrowm249 2 years ago
That is a damn good blade. This is making me really want to learn how to make knives.
blah1017 2 years ago
kind a kurki
Airguncp 2 years ago
sweet knife
Valetudo21 2 years ago
nice knife if it had a gut hook and a leather belt sheath i would buy one.
22250deaddog 2 years ago
Hell, I'd buy one anyways. I'm always lookin' for a Khukri, without the traditional handle. This one looks interesting. I'd certainly dish out a small fortune for one. lol.
KiltPatrick 2 years ago
vry nice blade
madmikelo 2 years ago
Hi,
I don't personally likes the style of this knife but I have to say that you have done a great job to make it. It looks very well maked and I think you should take a lot of pride in your craftmenship.
Virihaure 2 years ago
I'm a hobby knife maker out of canada. I've never made a khukuri before and I have to be honest, I wouldn't know how to make that bevel behind the belly. Very nice knife, I hope you stay with it :)
JaKeth3snake 2 years ago
Wow.
I am a strong proponent of do it all in any situation kind of blades and I love the design. Nice work.
I am particularly fond of the idea of using the Kukri shape of the blade as a draw knife which is perfect for bow making.
Keep it up DevilDwarfKnifeSmith!
consistentbass 2 years ago
Ross how do we contact you to order one?????