REALLY want a Bamboo cutter
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You should email Yangdu and see if she can get you one or has one on hand.
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:thumbup: Email her a HIMIMP@aol.com and see if she has one, or can get one in before his birthday.
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Welcome aboard Donna.
I agree with Nicholas's that Yangdu, time constraints not withstanding, if all went favourably, could get you a special order Bamboo Cutter made in Nepal and delivered by February.
Email her at the address in Karda's post.
Good luck to you and your fortunate husband!
I agree with Nicholas's that Yangdu, time constraints not withstanding, if all went favourably, could get you a special order Bamboo Cutter made in Nepal and delivered by February.
Email her at the address in Karda's post.
Good luck to you and your fortunate husband!
no reply from himimp@aol.com
maybe it bounced or is stuck ina spam folder.
maybe it bounced or is stuck ina spam folder.
Try again Donna!
sometimes her AOL is a pain and blocks email for no reason. Meanwhile I've sent her an email alerting her to this thread.
If you cant get thru by email, you can always call her at (775) 825-2279.
If you get the answering machine, leave your name, phone number and what youre inquiring about and she'll call you back when she gets your message. She is a real pleasure to talk to and a wonderful person to deal with.
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Donna V, I do not have bambocutter in stock. I will do my best to get one in Feb for your husband birth day gift.
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himimp@aol.com
Email address
himimp@aol.com
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I am looking for one as well.
Make sure to send Auntie Yangdu an Email, so she can get one in for you.
Welcome Jaymo!
Check this out.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=700997&highlight=bamboo+cutter
Thanks. I'm glad there are other Khukuri fans, like me, out there. When I bought my first in 1985, all my friends laughed at me. It was cheap looking, to their eyes. It didn't look like the latest Rambo survival knife. But it could and can do things their overpriced toys couldn't. Mainly, cut and chop most anything. Plus it takes an amazingly sharp edge.
Who needs to baton a knife through wood when a Khukuri can chop and split it better than a hatchet?
Best $25.00 I ever spent.
Who needs to baton a knife through wood when a Khukuri can chop and split it better than a hatchet?
Best $25.00 I ever spent.
Generally price is dependent on wether a piece is a "Blem" or is in perfect shape. I can tell you that the last couple of DOTD sales, the BC sold for $85 and $95 respectively. Those were somewhat special circumstances though. I would say, if you watch the sales threads, you could find a similar deal.