From where can I get the best kukri Knife ?

[Kailash Blades]

Also, check Kailash Blades.

Thanks for the shoutout mate.
If you're looking to see what kind of knives we've made for bladeforums users and how they're liking them, check out this thread on our subforum.
While we're still a lot less established than other nepalese manufacturers we've developed a great reputation for our modern designs, heat treat and our materials. All our blades are made to order which means you can choose your materials, finishes etc and get sent out images of your knife being forged. It also means you can customise your knife to exactly how you want it for how you're going to use it.
This Scourge Anniversary for example has been given a very lean and efficient grind for chopping as well as a handmade micarta handle making it a very rugged high performance workhorse.

On the other end of the spectrum if you're after a more beautiful, traditional blade that's going to be as much for display as for work we can do something like this here.
A 13" Pensioner, given a gorgeous polished finish and a stacked leather handle for extra grip, comfort and looks.

 

[CanadaKnifeGuy]

Kershaw camp 10 and the sheath is super versatile. I prefer to wear it cross-drsw!

 

[RayseM]

I bet he has his Khuk by now


Ray

 

[Impulse600]

wow, I never knew of this steel, it's really interesting - http://www.zknives.com/knives/steels/steelgraph.php?nm=ou31

only 0.9% carbon, but nice high V and Co at 3%... the page says they get to 64 hrc, which seems high for 0.9% carbon

Deff a hidden gem

 

[ScottsBad]

Here is what i would get right now
new BRK Tope Kukri 3V - you'll have to do a search to find it, but it'll probably be the last kukri you'll ever buy.

 

[Moonw]

Kailash Blades - thanks, I didn't know about the forum.

ScottsBad - to each its own, I'm just more or a traditionalist and to me bent knife does not necessarily equal a kukri , I know I'm subjective; however - we've all said before "this will be the last one"...how many times did we keep our word, though?