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Love it - super sharp. Had to jump on it when I saw he was off to the Gulf. Thanks Yangdu!
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Got a 14.5 inch 26 ounce villager fit and finish Ang Khola by Sher the (tiger).
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I know what that feels like -- I just sharked a 13" CAK by Sher today. Can't wait for it to arrive!
Sher makes a good, tough, sharp blade. I'm going to miss his work. I just got a 13" Villager CAK by Sher delivered today, too. At 20oz and nearly 7/16" spine, it does look like a tough and handy tool. It went home with my nephew to give him some time with both it and a 13" BDC so he can choose which he wants. I hope to get together with him on Saturday to do some hiking and chopping.
Congrats on the new khukuri. Now go make some wood chips.
And be safe.
Rick
Congrats on the new khukuri. Now go make some wood chips.
And be safe.
Rick
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I lot of people only go for the larger heavier khuks but I think the smaller ones are plenty good for chopping. Here's a 15" Bonecutter I got a while back.
Just got my 13 inch CAK. Handy, tough little kuk, fat spine and stout, but rough finished (Chitlangi's spoiled me). That's ok, I plan on using it rough anyway. Do anything to it and not worry. Only thing I might suggest - just because the kuk is a bit smaller doesn't mean the karda should be sized for Barbie to use. I'd rather discard it and the chakmak to make the sheath more slim. Guess I could use the karda for a toothpick! Ha.
One more thing. With my index finger on the cho, it balances perfectly like weight scales. I like that feature...a lot. I have one other knife that balances similiarly (balances at the finger guard) - and her name is "Mary Poppins", because she's practically perfect in every way.
Happy with the purchase. Can't wait for my kerambit.
Kevin
One more thing. With my index finger on the cho, it balances perfectly like weight scales. I like that feature...a lot. I have one other knife that balances similiarly (balances at the finger guard) - and her name is "Mary Poppins", because she's practically perfect in every way.
Happy with the purchase. Can't wait for my kerambit.
Kevin