Knife Making - Forging a Kukri

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Here is how I forged a Kukri

[@Tarsen-qb2ub]

most satisfying videos on youtube. in the most sincerely non-aggressive way ever, I wish you uploaded more frequently.

[@deitus]

"Jolly good job, mate" -Sniper from TF2

[@ChapuleTaylor]

Not very suitable. "Now THIS is a knife." - Sniper from TF2

[@epicesteban123]

PissAllOverMyAnusWhileMaintainingProperHomeostasis naw piss

[@Anino_Makata]

Arceus33FTW "Now I'll show 'em the ol' chop-chop..." -Sniper,TF2

[@cakzizluv4457]

This is why i came here.

[@frankmycek6546]

yah got blood on mah knoife mate..

[@mattmorris4371]

Kukris are my favorite knife ever I appreciate you doing this

[@philiphannigan1555]

If there was ever a zombie apocalypse I would go to you your the best

[@adc4836]

I don’t know why but the sandpaper machines are so satisfying

[@fullmetalfoley9058]

Why are these so satisfying to watch?

[@SoggySandwich80]

I don't know but I agree 100 percent

[@benjaminclayton293]

This is by far the best weapon you have made and it looks badass! Keep doing what you're doing!

[@hernanariel3464]

👏👏👏👏👏👏!!!!! A master piece!!! Bravo!!

[@bogusawszewczyk703]

Mr. Miller, I would really like to see you making a polish sabre. Thanks you.

[@SeemsLogical]

I always like watching you make these blades, you're pretty good at doing these. You even got the notches at the base on the blade included on there which is nice to see. My only critique is that you neglected to carve out those ridge rings into the middle part of the handle. Those rings fit between your middle and ring finger and help with keeping your hand from moving up and down the handle which keeps successive chops more accurate and comfortable.

[@MowgliMachete]

You are just Amazing!

[@Yurii_Vovniar]

Watching your videos from Lviv Ukraine, really like your work Good luck!

[@DiesInEveryFilm]

Great work as always buddy 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Anino_Makata]

They asked for a kukri, and he delivered a falcata. Awesome.

[@SharpWorks]

That is awesome, love that handle! Looks sharp!

[@bradymcphail9690]

frankly the best video on the Kukri I've seen. my son wants me to make him a Kukri, your video gave me much inspiration. I'm fighting with myself whether to make a more traditional or embellished with several materials in the handle.

[@elisevans782]

Hey Miller Knifes, pllleeeaaassseee upload more ! You should make a katana sword, that would be awesome !!

[@jhvoojh]

Gr8 workshop buddy!! Super jealous!! Gr8 job on the blade also!

[@rabiklama]

This is our Gorkha Weapon Khukhuri.... AWESOME

[@frankmycek6546]

yah got blood on mah knoife mate..

[@luiseje5116]

Modern blacksmithing at its finest

[@NateStone25]

Another great build and video. Ever thought of daily uploading?

[@NateStone25]

Or at least weekly

[@NateStone25]

Miller Knives didn't know that thanks for the reply tho

[@Beekford7]

wow, just the forging process takes a great deal of time!

[@danielfedericci3915]

primera vez que veo cortes limpios a una anana , siempre hacen estas pruebas u hacen el corte pero vuela todo junto

[@christophercrites4675]

Great job on the kukri, looks amazing! Maybe a Bowie knife next

[@alexvaughn5151]

I love everything you do man I look forward to you uploading and I wish that one day I can do the same as you. I love your videos and you for making them they always make me feel better and there just amazing videos! Thank you and have an amazing day.

[@FlorisPostmes]

Awesome shape!

[@LaSanya2001]

"good one M8" -TF2 Sniper

[@egonszutner9154]

JARATE

[@miggyOhara]

SPY

[@egonszutner9154]

@@miggyOhara SPY ROUND HERE

[@tomsdreamshopworx]

Another great project, well done! I really enjoy your videos!

[@greenlantern6662]

This dude or duddette does some beautiful work

[@TherealBKM]

Hey, this was awesome! Is there any chance you could make a bushcraft knife? I would love to see that! Thanks :)

[@xtheory]

Great video and love the handle! What kind of wood did you use?

[@AGoatDemon98]

Your blacksmithing skills seem to be improving. Good job m80.

[@MarekTabi]

nice work :)

[@ChapuleTaylor]

Now THIS is a knife. How come anyone hasn't commented this.

[@nickbabb5869]

Best channel ever!!!!!!!

[@bigdaddydepression9065]

what kind of wood did you use for this and how long do you leave it in the oven for?

[@th-hannibal]

Best army knife in the whole world used by Nepalese, Indian and even the British army.

[@jimiylenius9848]

Amazing piece of art i really like that👌

[@BloodKills]

Hey Miller Knives you should make a Bowie knife that would be AWESOME!

[@grantoyamaha]

Awesome job mate .

[@SigurboiGretarsson]

you could have spent more time polishing the blade but that's just my opinion. otherwise great work, keep it up! ps. have you thought about making a Katar?

[@NasirKhan-sr4bi]

Sigurboði Grétarsson n0

[@trevnutz]

So that's how it's done. Great video 👍

[@lieutenantjade9669]

I'm a Nepali and I approe this Khukuri.. Well done mate

[@empteenet]

Another fine make. Could you tell me the purpose of the notches toward the base of the blade? are they sharpened? Serrations? or notches? Thank you.

[@xxrocketman64xx86]

Damn that thing cuts clean

[@rizkymuhamadasyad5983]

can you make a "KERIS" its a traditional knife from indonesia... you're did good job sir!

[@jose-ji6yj]

i like it. Got any other historical or perhaps unique blades planned?

[@gabrielalopez9010]

The wood that you used looks like gold

[@toxiclava5879]

Idk why but it’s funny when the video is sped up how fast he hits the metal with the hammer 😂

[@willbagley2409]

the lower half of your blade (closest to the handle) wasn't at critical temp. when you quenched. did you think the check the blade for hardness before doing the handle? other than that it's great.

[@fernandomiguelez2541]

Your best creation

[@dannytaguiam8056]

Hey Miller, could you by any chance make a Kris? It would be interesting to watch you make one.

[@connorallers953]

Awesome work man

[@dr.hiralvaidya6720]

Pretty good job man. You have forged a traditional Indo Nepalese multiutility weapon with a great historical accuracy. The only difference is that the kukri handles had a through tang and the handle material was usually a buffalo horn or a yak horn. And it used to have a fuller near the spine which is called " KHOL"in Nepalese language.

[@bradlutes6370]

just out of curiosity, what is the purpose of the two notches cut into the base of the blade?

[@rockstar8484]

Mr. Miller, you should make a sythe. Like a grim reaper's sythe.

[@shootinnscootin5545]

Nice work!

[@dibyashwormansingh3837]

KHUKURI has a handle from a single piece of wood. they are not made by joining two pieces of wood as a handle great work though loved it

[@emrekzldag2183]

can you make a butterfly knife? You are so good at making knife.

[@drunk_commando333]

Perfect knife!

[@DabMasr]

that pineapple never stood a chance

[@26mutlu]

Hi Miller Knives, I got a technical question: Why do you cut off the tip in 1:08?

[@alanreed5475]

That steel seems very pliable what kind of steel did you use for this blade?

[@joemoguel4464]

U are very creative and cool

[@ztheblacksmith]

I noticed that when you hot cut off the tip you whacked the hot cut hardy and that dulls the hot cut hardy and dents your hammer. Instead when you get close brake it off with a pair of tongs.

[@james-lc4xd]

keep up the good work mate

[@hobbyguy3254]

What were the handles made out of ? Nice knife!!

[@MsPedross]

Man that noise is good! 1:10

[@Jai.159]

You should make a replica of a Wallace Sword, it would be totally awesome. Keep up your good work and awesome job!

[@nancyoffenhiser4916]

Wow! it's beautiful! great job!

[@psidhu1979]

You seem to be making a lot of bigger sized knifes lately... any smaller more complex ones coming up?

[@chhatrarai8854]

great work keep it up !

[@Le0n295]

well played ! so beautiful

[@Doc_Fartens]

Two questions: 1. What wood did you use in the handle? 2. What is the reason for that one serration right behind the cutting edge?

[@SCUM808]

Beautiful work, as always. Btw just wondering, what is the steel you use for these? If you have answered this already, I have missed it and apologize for not looking more carefully.

[@neogeo1670]

what a beast of a knife

[@geraterolf5839]

Good job!😎👌🏻

[@chrisz.9974]

How should I sharpen a Kukri without a belt sander?

[@2joker940]

hey Miller how much would it cost to have a knife made special for someone

[@makeorbreak6674]

this is literally an a exact replica of the one I'm working on right now, I better change the design a little now.

[@chrisruiz3269]

Same and i made it before watching this video

[@jamestaylor5372]

What kind of steel did you use and also what did you use to quench?

[@jayfrm404]

Is that water you put it in and why do you put it in the oven?

[@titocraft3961]

una pregunta algún día una pistola como hacían en el viego oeste

[@rclife7844]

Miller Knives you should make a katana sword they are pretty cool swords

[@jinj8764]

I don't know if you have already, but if you haven't, can you make a trench knife?

[@momdalila5747]

I think ajay will be happy when see this

[@Masterchip89]

Wonderful work as always! Can you make a bearded axe please?

[@yo.mama100]

Good work very cool

[@sajpar9765]

That's a preety badass looking kukri😍😍😍I loved it

[@しっぽ-w9m]

形づくり上手いですね！

[@MowgliMachete]

What type of wood did you use for the handle?

[@uncletomtom3972]

you should make a karambit

[@nathang7845]

awesome channel my dude keep it up

[@blushingbunny3074]

hey.. that's pretty good!

[@chrisruiz3269]

I made one exactly the same before watching this video

[@willwakefield6361]

what type of wood is used for the handle

[@dudevic4206]

You should make a katana. That would be awesome!!!

[@WorkInProgressX]

snipin's a good job mate

[@ashokbk6964]

Amazing Nepal's proud khukuri