The slight overlap of the scales is to prevent freezing

Excellent instructions thanks.

Perfect

8:00 opens Altoids tin

thanks. just added it to my key chaind and brand new Joker Lynx knife. awesome

Awesome video, so helpful and easy to follow along with.

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I go camping frequently enough. And yes a kukri is a great tool to have. But so is a smaller durable camping knife. with that said will a kukri chop down a tree? Pending. But will it help you prep the limbs for further processing yes. If you can find a tree that has a big enough space to break them down, better.

Great explanation! Thank you for the easy tutorial

Thank you very much from 2024

Hi Survival i have a double aa mini mag lite should i see if green caps fit to make a green lens?

I prefer a straight razor and a flamethrower.

How are the Glock magazines holding up?

MOD knives are the best man i have the J Rodgers version and it eats wood like no tomorrow most of the wood where i live is iron wood too hard as nails. You got give the knife more of a chance man believe me out of all the knives i have owned also including my Alaskan Bush Camp knife the MOD comes out on top don't give up on the MOD knife.

Thank you for a nice simple explanation... Keep well...

great video but won't the knot undo itself after use???

Close, it was designed for use in all conditions including Arctic conditions and extreme heat. That is why the metal is a softer steel, so it is less brittle in extreme cold. It wasn't a combat or survival knife but a utility tool kept in vehicle kits, it can chop, dig, and bash. A lanyard is required to use it as an axe. It is flawed, it is ment as a cheap, tough utility tool, any typically a poor bit of British army kit to be kept back when more suitable options are not available.

I like mine for carving, like spoons and stuff... It's very light and the shape of the hatchet is perfect for detailed, precision chopping. ✊

This was an awesome tutorial. The 4th or 5th I watched and the only I could follow and work along side!

Thank you for the tutorial!!! The first video on YT that had good step-by-step instructions!!! After my 5th try, your video showed me how to snake knot!!!🙏

Very easy directions ...very calm and knowledgeable

You are missing the point.its robust and can do lots of things.get a life.

My main criticism is that a chopper needs to be more top heavy, with less thick steal in the handle. I have one of these

I would sand the ends to thin out to allow more light to shine through

If you made a knife in a country that has knife problems, would you sell then razor sharp out of the box, or would you sell it blunt knowing only those who know what they're doing can transform it?

Great video! Thanks!

This video sucks

This is the best tutorial mate. Thanks ❤

Instructions unclear. Couldn't find string. Used flavoured dental floss. Really hurts.

Excellent explanation thanks.

Worked perfectly! TFS. ☮️

In 2010, Gorkha Soldier "Bhisnu Shrestha" fought against 40 Decoits Killing 3 and injuring 8 with just "Khukuri"

Great video! 👍 I made 10 of them immediately after seeing this demonstration. 😂

Since I've had this knife, I stopped carrying my large chopper, and my Esee 6. I put a killer edge on this beast and take it with me everywhere. A good way to get used to any heavy knife, is to wear it all the time. This knife lightened my load because I could use this knife as my medium to large task knife, and use my knife on my Leatherman Super Tool 300 for small tasks. I don't find this knife to be unbearably heavy at all and I find it could do anything any of my other knives can do. Every knife is different so you have to spend time working with that particular knife to get used to it. I love this knife and I plan on buying the wood handle version but I cant believe I only found out about this knife only 2 weeks ago and one week of using it daily aside from just carrying it. I only paid $94 here in Canada for it while American made knives cost me an arm & a leg. For the price of a Becker BK2, I could've bought 3 of these and not even look back.

Tried other vids to learn this knot, you were by far the best -- thank you sir!

My Favorite going into the woods for the last 25 years.

A melhor explicação deste nó! 👍

2:33 most important part , thanks man , all other videos were confusing .

This knife is sort of a mixture of a knife, a hatchet, and a machete. It was purpose built, which was for hacking vegetation, and then it was repurposed as a weapon. As far as using it for a survival tool, no. It is too big, too small, to heavy, and lacks delicate work ability. Go get yourself a 4" or 105 mm Mora knife, carbon steel or stainless, and have something that actually has great utility, from your imaginary Defense situation to the practical use of making supper and shaving tinder. Oh, it also weighs way less and fits on your belt. In all my years in the North a Mora with a birch handle was shaving sharp, useful and not in the road. it was also cheap, so if you lost it, there were no tears, you just went and bought another. Practicality trumps good looks when you are in a lonely situation. The threats in surviving are hypothermia ( make a fire), water ( giardia fever), and shelter ( make a lean-to). The perceived threats are wild animals trying to eat you or hillbillies. They are only there on TV shows.

Wow, awesome! I've watched a lot of snake knot videos and yours is the only one that actually helped me learn it thank you so much.

Jack of all trades, master of none. But that's exactly what you need for survival.

What an intelligent and well presented survival kit video. Explanations and reasoning solid and useful. Thanks for posting! New Subber.

Best explanation Video on this Knot!

Baldric shoulder rig

Thanks man

I have wanted to know how to tie a snake knot for Buddhist malas for years, but never got my mind to follow the instructions and my clumsy fingers to do it - until now! This is the easiest instruction I’ve come across and you explain it really well - just did my first mala all on my own, thanks so much!!!

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Dude this was issued as part of our vehicle kit, primarily as a jack of all trades to help us squaddies do all sorts of jobs.

This knife is part of vehicle kit and life boat kit designed to do anything you need not anything you want ,it is practically bomb proof it is certainly squaddie proof, and in a situation where it is the only tool you have to rely on totally it is priceless . It is a remarkably tough and versatile piece of kit the simple fact you claim to be "very disappointed " with it suggests you need far more challenging environments to test your skills in .It has kept fighting men alive for many years in environments and situations you should pray you never find yourself in .I have just noticed that this post is 10 years old so I hope you have had a chance to revaluate your opinion but if not it hardly matters as there are many good and highly experienced men who are well aware of its true value .

where did you get this kukri from?