What would you use our Bush Cleaver blade for?

Lots of good answers so far!

DMG said:
Carving our Christmas turkey. Cutting down trees. Ingrown toe fixing.
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This one is the current favourite. Big crazy knives see a lot of use in our house cutting cakes at birthdays- it's always funny XD
Ingrown toe fixing? I think it depends on the definition of fixing... you'll certainly have bigger problems on your mind afterwards ;)
 
As I did yard work today. I thought about this thread. I had a silky saw, scrapyard Trash 2,estwing camping axe with me and wasnt super convenient.
Realized that 1 tool could have replaced all 3....lol
 
Pittybull said:
As I did yard work today. I thought about this thread. I had a silky saw, scrapyard Trash 2,estwing camping axe with me and wasnt super convenient.
Realized that 1 tool could have replaced all 3....lol
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A lot of the time I have customers in my inbox wanting a khukuri but already having a work setup that has a machete, saw, axe, fixed blade in it. I tell them that your khukuri won't chop as well as a good full sized axe or be as good as a fixed blade at the little stuff or clear flexible bendy brush as easily as a machete. But if you leave all 3 of those at home and bring your khukuri instead it might be surprised at how little you miss them!
 
Kailash Blades said:
A lot of the time I have customers in my inbox wanting a khukuri but already having a work setup that has a machete, saw, axe, fixed blade in it. I tell them that your khukuri won't chop as well as a good full sized axe or be as good as a fixed blade at the little stuff or clear flexible bendy brush as easily as a machete. But if you leave all 3 of those at home and bring your khukuri instead it might be surprised at how little you miss them!
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Thats what I was thinking. Its just easier some/most of the time to have 1 tool with me. It may take a bit more effort, but less to carry around. Fortunately I dont have to deal long grass or vines. Somedays just walking around with the dogs i see a branch or something that needs dealing with. Also trying to make and maintain trails on my property might get easier.
I may have to get a kukri!?
 
Awesome to hear!
A khukuri can definitely make for a more compact/lighter package vs a multiple tool setup. A more abstract advantage is that you can really get the hang of using the specific tool and understand it in a more in depth way- sort of a "fear not the man who has practices a thousand kicks once but the man who has practiced a single kick a thousand times" type thing :)
If you want to talk about models and options feel free to send me an email at customdesign@kailashblades.com and we can have a chat :)
 
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