Full Moon Deals for 3/11 -- Pix, Yeti Hunter, BC, YCS and Great Buys

[Yangdu]

17.5 inch 31 ounce Yeti Hunter Khukuri by new Kami Min Bhadur. Satisal wood handle. Sharp rig. Full moon purnima deal at $135.

16 inch 28 ounce Bonecutter by Sgt. Khadka. Satisal wood handle. All fittings are white metal. Great work by Sgt. Take it for $145. *SOLD*

17 inch 27 ounce YCS by master Kami Bura. Walnut wood handle. All fittings are white metal. Five minutes worth of rust removal time on the blade. Take this beauty home today for $135 YBB. *SOLD*

16.5 inch 27 ounce true villager by Min Bhadur Kami. Satisal wood handle. The wooden scabbard is bit loose. Bargain at $70 YBB. *SOLD*


Email to get any or all

 

[tique]

WooHOO, I love the YCS, and I need a user

 

[necrotizing]

Email sent on villager.

Thank you,

 

[Piso Mojado]

WooHOO, I love the YCS, and I need a user

Foiled again.

 

[Steely_Gunz]

Man, missed another true villager. Stupid work

 

[Kismet]

How many H.I. blades have been influenced by Yvsa?

Cherokee Special
the bowie...what ever it is called..

others?

 

[MacHete]

How many H.I. blades have been influenced by Yvsa?

Cherokee Special
the bowie...what ever it is called..

others?

Cherokee Rose.

Lots of good stuff today. :thumbup:
None for me, though. :thumbdn:

 

[Carolina River Rat]

I want a YCS bad. Of course I want most everything HI puts out.

 

[Carolina River Rat]

What's that other gizmo next to the two kardas on the YCS?

 

[Roger Smith]

What's that other gizmo next to the two kardas on the YCS?

The (in)famous flattened awl. Shipped with a point and blunted in transit. A few minutes on a sander and you'll be able to poke a hole in your finger big enough to be the next proud member of the Safety Thread.

 

[Carolina River Rat]

The (in)famous flattened awl. Shipped with a point and blunted in transit. A few minutes on a sander and you'll be able to poke a hole in your finger big enough to be the next proud member of the Safety Thread.

Sounds like the last thing I need.

 

[wildmanh]

The (in)famous flattened awl. Shipped with a point and blunted in transit. A few minutes on a sander and you'll be able to poke a hole in your finger big enough to be the next proud member of the Safety Thread.

Sounds like the last thing I need.

Trust me, it is not something you want. I've been in the safety thread before and it wasn't fun!

Lovely blades though. I like the looks of the Yeti Hunter. It reminds me of the Kukri I saw online years ago that lead me here...

Heber

 

[b.c.molin]

Today's YCS and true villager would make a great pairing...something to aspire towards to be sure!

 

[tique]

The (in)famous flattened awl. Shipped with a point and blunted in transit. A few minutes on a sander and you'll be able to poke a hole in your finger big enough to be the next proud member of the Safety Thread.

I'm actually glad to hear that question asked. I was looking at the YCS at the house while waiting on this one and wondered exactly how you were supposed to use an awl with no point I was thinking I could sharpen it up real quick, but was trying to find a thread explaining the flat point in case there was a purpose that I wasn't seeing. I wonder how they get flattened in transit?

 

[hollowdweller]

Some old timer correct me if I'm wrong but I'm thinking that the model they were using to make the awl from got the tip broke off and ever since then all the awls have had the blunt tip?

I know both I've seen had them.

 

[Kismet]

The (in)famous flattened awl. Shipped with a point and blunted in transit. A few minutes on a sander and you'll be able to poke a hole in your finger big enough to be the next proud member of the Safety Thread.

Roger is correct, for the most part.

A second version is made for folks in the Southern part of the United States, only. It consists of a tool very similar over-all, but BENT in the middle, so that the ends are equi-distant from the center of the bend.

It is called....




called....


you ready????


A you all








Kis
enjoy every sandwich

 

[Carolina River Rat]

Y'all better not be pickin on me about my country fried accent Kismet.

 

[hollowdweller]

Roger is correct, for the most part.

A second version is made for folks in the Southern part of the United States, only. It consists of a tool very similar over-all, but BENT in the middle, so that the ends are equi-distant from the center of the bend.

It is called....




called....


you ready????


A you all








Kis
enjoy every sandwich

Boom ching! (drum and cymbal sound)