The video showing the khukuri restoration process was impressive. The khukuri, a traditional knife used by the Gorkhas during wars, played a crucial role when the British colonized India and attacked Nepal. It served as a formidable weapon in the hands of the Gorkhas during their resistance.
Not quite sure why you heated it and what did you quench it in? It wasn't hot enough to harden and I think you may have only taken the temperance out of it. On your next restoration, instead of WD40, try ACF50.. Far superior for what you're trying to achieve. All that said, I admire your hard work.
👍👍👍👍👍It's a restoration. - It's like a journey from old and worn out to elegant and functional! The level of care and precision in this restoration is truly amazing! Thanks for the video))
Why are you lying to this guy? He ruined the heat treatment right off the bat. This video is an example of everything NOT to do. Wtf wrong with you? Are you trying to sandbag him by lying? He will keep doing everything wrong if you claim he did everything right. Nothing he did was correct, from the rust removal to the handle, EVERY single action he made was wrong. He never even rehardened the blade after annealing. If you think he did a good job, I'm suspect of your knowledge.
If you throw rusty metals directly into vinegar and let them sit for 12 hours, they will become clean. Just polishing and sharpening will be enough. Wooden parts can be restored in the same way.
I admired your work ethic and what you had to do to get the kukri back to life. I feel that the people who criticize your work probably couldn’t do what you did on that rusty blade. Thanks for giving it a new life! Well done sir!!
Poorly educated people like you telling this clown he did a good job when he literally ruined the knife is why this channel will never succeed. He will never get better because he doesn't think he did anything wrong because simps like you lie to him. The first thing he did was ruin the heat treatment on the knife. You DON'T HEAT a knife unless you re going to harden it, or you are annealing it. Heating it softens the metal. He didn't even come close to heating it correctly. Then he heated the blade AGAIN, grinding it. He didn't sand the blade nor reharden it after annealing. I'm not even going to address the rest of the horrible work. Stop lying to this guy, that knife is a joke, and would be dangerous to use.
I feel it was a big mistake to heat the blade which resulted in damaging the heat treat/temper. There really was no reason to do this.. My suggestion for the handle is to draw out the original shape on paper. Then practice carving this shape until you are able to attain a reasonable facimille before attaching it carefully to the knife. Also, it would be really good to practice knife sharpening on non antique knives to gain proficiency regardless which type of system you use, then carefully apply this new skill to your precious antique knife. With respect. Good luck!
thank you very much for your feedback I know it was a big mistake of mine cutting the handle and not making it well But I will definitely fixed it next time
On my own kukri that I found in a shed tool box it was not as bad as this one, wire brushed it, wet and dry paper it, never did anything to the handle as it was solid, turned out not too bad at all.
the restoration was really good on the metal side but as far as i know being a Nepali the handle plays a crucial role while handling khukuri and the way you made the handle you'll end up hitting your knees or getting injured in your hand i use khukuri almost everyday when i am at home so i know how important is the handle
I agree that you left the steel very beautiful...but for me you didn't restore it, you worried about giving it shine. What was valuable, which was the handle of the dagger, you managed to break and treated it like trash in the end... for me it's not restoration. And another thing, how do you know the date of the dagger... did it have a manufacturing date?
Try to mention Nepal when you are saying khukuri . Correct yourself its khukuri not kukuri. Its Only a weapon that gorkhas use and gorkhas dexterity with it is amazing .it started existing from Nepal .its national weapon of Nepal and all Nepalese own this .
Bro... just mention it as Kukri (spelled as Khukuri) only, "NOT KUKRI KNIFE". Kukri is a separate class, a Nepali Pride. For your information, the Kukri you are restoring is a "Sirupate Kukri". P.S. You ruined the handle. 😢😢😢
Like Sword is a different class, and there are several types of swords. For example: Japanese famous Katana Sword. Do you call Sword a knife? 🤔 I don't think so. Similarly, Kukri is a different class, and there are several types of Kukris. And, in the video, you are restoring "Sirupate Kukri". In Nepali, "Chakku" is called for a "Knife". See, we have a separate word for a knife. Thus, it is called Kukri only. And if you ask what type of Kukri, then it is Sirupate Kukri.
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It's Khukuri(खुकुरी) not kukri(कुक्री). 🙂
Was gona say that and i read your comment 🎉🎉
Yessir, tell this wyt boyy🤌🏾 da fuq is a kukri🤣
Every household in Nepal owns at least one of this weapon. KHUKURI is our national weapon. It is our pride 🇳🇵JAY NEPAL 🇳🇵
The video showing the khukuri restoration process was impressive. The khukuri, a traditional knife used by the Gorkhas during wars, played a crucial role when the British colonized India and attacked Nepal. It served as a formidable weapon in the hands of the Gorkhas during their resistance.
Not quite sure why you heated it and what did you quench it in? It wasn't hot enough to harden and I think you may have only taken the temperance out of it. On your next restoration, instead of WD40, try ACF50.. Far superior for what you're trying to achieve. All that said, I admire your hard work.
yes you are absolutely right i agree ( thank you very much for watching your video )
Yeah, I was confused about that. Why ruin the original temper? Now the whole thing is going to be soft and not hold an edge... 🤨
I am from Nepal, grew up using Khukuri, and can tell there is no way this Khukuri is more than 60 years old.
👍👍👍👍👍It's a restoration.
- It's like a journey from old and worn out to elegant and
functional!
The level of care and precision in this restoration is truly amazing! Thanks for the video))
Thank you very much!
Is not functional!! He get of the heat treatment and convert a weapon in a toy!!
Why are you lying to this guy? He ruined the heat treatment right off the bat.
This video is an example of everything NOT to do.
Wtf wrong with you? Are you trying to sandbag him by lying?
He will keep doing everything wrong if you claim he did everything right.
Nothing he did was correct, from the rust removal to the handle, EVERY single action he made was wrong. He never even rehardened the blade after annealing.
If you think he did a good job, I'm suspect of your knowledge.
Siap untuk digunakan saat berperang 😎 .
@@aahandsat least name it right bruhh, it’s fkn “khukuri” get it rightt
Pride of Nepalese ❤ khukuri
Poor kukri,awesome restoration
Super jest odrestaurowana ta tajska maczeta pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank You😇
If you throw rusty metals directly into vinegar and let them sit for 12 hours, they will become clean. Just polishing and sharpening will be enough. Wooden parts can be restored in the same way.
Super Sy bhi uper good job 👍
Thanks Bro
I admired your work ethic and what you had to do to get the kukri back to life. I feel that the people who criticize your work probably couldn’t do what you did on that rusty blade. Thanks for giving it a new life! Well done sir!!
Welcome Brother ❤
You feel bad.
I cringe everytime an antique is treated like that. And I've restored a few things myself.
Poorly educated people like you telling this clown he did a good job when he literally ruined the knife is why this channel will never succeed.
He will never get better because he doesn't think he did anything wrong because simps like you lie to him.
The first thing he did was ruin the heat treatment on the knife. You DON'T HEAT a knife unless you re going to harden it, or you are annealing it. Heating it softens the metal. He didn't even come close to heating it correctly. Then he heated the blade AGAIN, grinding it.
He didn't sand the blade nor reharden it after annealing.
I'm not even going to address the rest of the horrible work.
Stop lying to this guy, that knife is a joke, and would be dangerous to use.
Wow, i feel proud to watch this because this weapon belongs to nepal
Great work dude 😃😃
Thanks for the visit
Toooodo lo q encuentra este muchacho tiene 150 años de antigüedad...un día va a ponerse a arreglar un walkman enterrado de 150 años de antigüedad....
I did research, it could only be this many years old
That's the pride of Nepali gurkha❤️
🥰🥰
Very good Video! Thank you for sharing! :-) Peace, Stiletto :-)
Thanks 😇
Proud to be Nepali 🇳🇵
The old one look better 😅
😅😆
Thanks for the video. Very interesting.👍
Glad you enjoyed it😇😇😇
I feel it was a big mistake to heat the blade which resulted in damaging the heat treat/temper. There really was no reason to do this..
My suggestion for the handle is to draw out the original shape on paper. Then practice carving this shape until you are able to attain a reasonable facimille before attaching it carefully to the knife.
Also, it would be really good to practice knife sharpening on non antique knives to gain proficiency regardless which type of system you use, then carefully apply this new skill to your precious antique knife.
With respect.
Good luck!
thank you very much for your feedback I know it was a big mistake of mine cutting the handle and not making it well But I will definitely fixed it next time
Great job on the knife. What was your power source and voltage for the salt water bath?
Only 12v (thanks)
The handle was terrible definitely not a wood worker
On my own kukri that I found in a shed tool box it was not as bad as this one, wire brushed it, wet and dry paper it, never did anything to the handle as it was solid, turned out not too bad at all.
You soak it in vinegar and it will be as good as new.
A PRIDE OF 🇳🇵 NEPAL.WEAPON HELPED MANY Legendry Battle war .
Excellent work
Many thanks
Wow man what a work of art you do.
It is the best weapon from country called Nepal and its from Gurkhas
Nepal🇳🇵
👍
Good job 👍
Mantap👍👍❤❤
Thank You❤
Top restauration 👏👏👏👏
Thanks Brother
Well done. Had the scabbarad been fitted would had been marvelous.
the restoration was really good on the metal side but as far as i know being a Nepali the handle plays a crucial role while handling khukuri and the way you made the handle you'll end up hitting your knees or getting injured in your hand i use khukuri almost everyday when i am at home so i know how important is the handle
Rust looks like original but mud was definitely added
Great work
It's Khukuri, not Kukri. Make yourself sure before you spell it out.
Why did you store the rust fragments in a jar?
Because I will cook and eat them 😂
this one has gone through a lot, wonder how and what it has chopped down
Weapons from troops that were once brushed off by the special forces of the Republic of Indonesia...
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
💥💥💥🔥
There are two types of khukuri popular in Nepal. Buduna and Sirupate. This one is called Buduna.
as a Nepali my rating for that handle is 3 out of 10 :D
Nice
It's a Khukuri(sirupate type) originated from Nepal.
National weapon of Nepal 🇳🇵 and Weapons of Gurkhas 🇳🇵
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Nepalese khukuri👍👍🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Proud to be Nepali
A vinegar bath for 1 week would have saved you a bunch of time...I give a C- on this restoration...
Okay
No one asked
Do it better or shut up
You have restoration video??
kinda sloppy restoration, i agree. the handle alone is crappy and uninspired. this kukri deserved better.
Wow i like the handle men
The best😇
👍👍👍
❤❤❤
Boa noite 😊
Good Morning
Przepiękna jest ta zrobiona tajska zabytkowa maczeta pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍
😇😇😇😇
@@aahands❤
Es Nepales
Kukri is from Nepal.
I agree that you left the steel very beautiful...but for me you didn't restore it, you worried about giving it shine. What was valuable, which was the handle of the dagger, you managed to break and treated it like trash in the end... for me it's not restoration. And another thing, how do you know the date of the dagger... did it have a manufacturing date?
It's Nepali khukuri ❤
👍
No ita british khukuri😅
Simple belt sander grinder would have done the same job
Agreed and looks better
I wish you could just make the same design of handle too
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Good work needs lot of patience to do this kinda thing.
This guy owened wd-40 factory
wow nepali khukuri .... all nepali or gorkhe uses it..
Really..,Is That Khukuri That Old..?
This khukuri win first and second world war❤😅
Jadi lucu modelnya😂
No, not impressed. Breaking it up and replacing is not restoration.
I have one💀
Kukri ✖️
Khukuri ✅
The craftsmanship is doomed...but with British technology...the US have gained greater heights..maybe
ชื่อมีดคือ- กรูคิ ชื่อกลุ่มคน(ชนเผ่า)คือ -กรูข่า.
Try to mention Nepal when you are saying khukuri .
Correct yourself its khukuri not kukuri.
Its Only a weapon that gorkhas use and gorkhas dexterity with it is amazing .it started existing from Nepal .its national weapon of Nepal and all Nepalese own this .
I can say for sure, it was made in Nepal.
Yes You Are Right !
That khukuri is only from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Реставрація "заліза" - СУПЕР! А от руків’я..........(((((((((
Handle is not the handle of khukuri, detail has been missed
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Its khukhuri not kukri please don't make its spelling wrong its our pride ❤❤
Sorry for that we didn’t know
@@aahands its ok khukhuri is the correct spelling so i tell you 😊😊
Выемка у рукояти называется «ЧО» ‼️
Cho ?
khukuri this name
Bro... just mention it as Kukri (spelled as Khukuri) only, "NOT KUKRI KNIFE".
Kukri is a separate class, a Nepali Pride.
For your information, the Kukri you are restoring is a "Sirupate Kukri".
P.S. You ruined the handle. 😢😢😢
😂😂😂 Yes, your point will also be correct but I did research, it is called this kukri only ?
Like Sword is a different class, and there are several types of swords. For example: Japanese famous Katana Sword. Do you call Sword a knife? 🤔 I don't think so.
Similarly, Kukri is a different class, and there are several types of Kukris. And, in the video, you are restoring "Sirupate Kukri".
In Nepali, "Chakku" is called for a "Knife". See, we have a separate word for a knife.
Thus, it is called Kukri only.
And if you ask what type of Kukri, then it is Sirupate Kukri.
@@aahandsno khukuri
kukri❌ Khukuri✅
You should work hard on making original handle bro..
Handle you made is not good for khukuri. It should be made just like the original handle.
@AA Hands its Khukuri not KUKRI PLEASE CORRECT IT
А ножны где ?
Vinegar instead of salt water (and left over night) would have taken all the rust off and taken much less effort.
Nepali khukuri ❤
Que es la pasta color azul???
Steel Polisher
Kukri❎ khukuri✅
Achchhi koshis
😇
it's khukuri not kukri
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Yes, of course we send it to you, you tell the address.
Or don't do anything to it but soak it in vinegar overnight. Voila, like new.
I told you the easiest way, then how will our video be made? 🤔😂
It's a Sirupaatey Khukri
É enjoativo ver você alizando essa faca enferrujada dando ênfase a este cabo que no fundo todos ja sabia que seria substituído
But when we start the video, we don't know how to do it, we have to do it very carefully.
Well One's eyes hurt from such a destructive work. Catastrophe. Why don't you learn something first?!!!!!!!!!!!
What do you find strangest about these?
kukri❎....Khukuri✅
That unshaven unshined blade can even more damage to the Zombies... More infection to them...but the cut would be worth it
I think you work on a no ventilation area that's why it is hot...
We Need AC
把刀柄型態做錯晒！失去啹喀刀的風格！😢
Шановний! Ви що, знущаєтеся!? Ви угробили такий класний ніж! Це просто жах! 😢
Thank You So Much 😇😇😇