Knife Making - Forging a Sirupate Khukuri

[@dontknowsht8771]

you got me at the quote "knife makers don't make mistakes, they just make smaller knifes". and it's incredible how much you improved the construction. awesome work

[@ColdHawk]

Thank you so much for leaving in the missteps along the way. It’s really helpful. I love the maxim, “Knife makers don’t make mistakes they just make smaller knives.”

[@the.vinodd]

I am from Nepal and lover of khukuri... I can say it is not bad for someone who did it in first go... Really awesome job here....

[@naturalist9448]

Wow nice made. Khukuri is national weapon of Nepal.

[@atlas3698]

Its crazy how much effort projects like this require but you're never afraid to put in the time. Always so pleasing to watch!!

[@dankmemesandelderscrollset1514]

imthemap hello

[@atlas3698]

Dank memes and Elder scrolls Ethan hi?

[@MakeNCreate]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Anothermachine]

I have watched hundreds of knife and edged tool videos and have never commented once. That said, this is a beautifully hand forged hand crafted blade. I'm super impressed! I also learned a few new techniques and look forward to putting them into practice! Well done..you gained a new sub.

[@FireCreekForge]

Neat build!

[@korakatar7921]

Very well done. Style is very much like a traditional Nepalese khukri. 👍👍

[@HenkJanBakker]

This is a stunning result. Not just for a first or a non Nepalese kurkuri. It has its flaws but the lines are there and it looks like it is made for work, not just show. Hope to see more.

[@artfan101]

I love the balance of using a Khukuri to make a Khukuri

[@Si74l0rd]

I did too. Surprisingly traditional throughout in fact.

[@rckyof3002]

Amazing job please continue to educate the community and the youth

[@rcrobertson9563]

I absolutely enjoyed this video...I have 19" Sirupate Khukuri that I bought from Bill Martino at Himalayan Imports 25 years ago and it is my most treasured knife...thx for the video

[@MakeNCreate]

You're very welcome! Thank you very much!

[@Juiceboxdan72]

I appreciate you showing your mistakes - this is a great video, awesome job. Nice editing too.

[@tradways]

fantastic work! I truly enjoyed watching your work. And then to see you say that this was your first go at it. stunning to say the least.

[@NKG416]

it's morning here,and i'm on vacation.Watching this really made my morning!

[@aaronschwingel3330]

Great video! I was so happy to finally find footage of someone making a kukri bolster from brass sheet that didnt look like it was filmed with a camera taped to a dog's head! I'm getting ready to try my hand at making a kukri bolster myself. Just picked up some 20ga brass. I have some silver solder and also some little railroad tie anvils at home. Ive been scouring youtube for videos showing the process, and even though you are admittedly a novice at this aspect, your video is the best ive found yet! It doesnt look like you've answered comments here in years, but if you see this and you have any tips for me, Id much appreciate it! Thanks

[@miabanchero5313]

Watched a 30 min make n create video on my birthday. Pretty good birthday.

[@MakeNCreate]

Haha! Happy birthday!! :D

[@PittheadX]

This guy took on it faster than any woodpecker I've seen 😱

[@bolobre4th]

Awesome knife, beautiful work. I love your editing too, the sound of the tools is almost therapeutic

[@MakeNCreate]

Thanks!

[@sunilthapa9527]

Love form Nepal🇳🇵

[@danielk5618]

Really appreciate your detail and effort you put into these videos, please continue you inspire me to try blacksmithing myself

[@trainflavor9133]

Such a long video... Amazing! 30 minutes of rock-on work!

[@matthewboyer7401]

And most of it is time-lapsed. So imagine the real man hours that went into this.

[@qcrews9410]

Sir, you are nothing short of a true craftsman! Fine work!

[@MichaelClaudio13]

Love the Khukri so beautiful and elegant but so deadly! I hope to make one myself one day.

[@intrepid5144]

WOW! What a Beautiful Knife, and what talent & craftsmanship went into making that incredible knife. Bravo!

[@Ralphbo-u6l]

I watch a lot of these. Your one of the best. Make it look easy

[@goldskula]

You are one of the best youtubers ever

[@MakeNCreate]

Appreciate the compliment mate!

[@bbenny9033]

I love the rough way you do things. it gives your work so much character

[@MisterBones223]

30 minutes? Hell yeah!!!

[@dankmemesandelderscrollset1514]

Froggo Doggo hello

[@kingneptune7650]

hi:)

[@MakeNCreate]

;D

[@Algernop_Krieger]

That thing is gorgeous!!! Seriously, it is magnificent. And you did that all by yourself. Respect!

[@rafiqkatana]

Not a bad first attempt. Awesome job mate.

[@fernandojimenez2922]

Un trabajo muy bueno te felicito desde España

[@abumadina]

Spectacular show.. unbelievable

[@alexfowler8947]

wow! your wood carving with that kukri was amazing!

[@ashbyt1]

Nice job guy. It's hard to believe it's your first one. It looks great.

[@lamazii2012]

wow amazing, there are many types of khukuri in Nepal. Sirupate is one of kind. it has to be thin and long like sirupate...siru means slender and pate means leaf sirupate means slender leave found in hilly regions of NEPAL...so it has to be long and thin excatly the one you made...lot of people try to make khukuri "खुकुरी" but unable to match that we have in our country. this is so perfect with every details...thank you for making खुकुरी and this video...

[@MakeNCreate]

Thank you very much!

[@MilkCat1225]

I love watching these videos so much, definitely my favorite channel for watching metal works and wood crafting!

[@MakeNCreate]

Glad to hear it!

[@MilkCat1225]

My favorite channel actually replied! I love you

[@khahizalakarim5295]

Nice work, awesome n Job done

[@CoIocho]

A very dedicated work.

[@thunderwolf5103]

Welp you have a new sub....really enjoy seeing someone actually get hands on when crafting things, not really that much machinery, you my dear person are exceptionally skilled, please keep up the great vids, also by chance do you think of selling some of the things you make, would gladly buy one of your creations.

[@MakeNCreate]

Thanks! but why welp?

[@thunderwolf5103]

@@MakeNCreate Don't know, just wrote it for some reason...I don't know why I write some things sometimes.

[@CHlikestoplayminecraft]

Use vegetable oil instead of water that way it doesn’t bend as much but in some instances even used car oil works the best

[@dannygill8519]

I think it turned out awesome.

[@frogfish2160]

I'm not a fan of the kukuri, but you made a great one. Please keep making things, and videos of them!

[@MakeNCreate]

Will do!

[@grummanschumann6475]

you taught me two lessons during this video without saying a word: i’ve learned that the anvil horn can be used for smaller dents and to curve the metal and that, as everyone says, its okay to make mistakes. just make a smaller knife. also wut editor do u use? 😂

[@binodgurung2506]

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[@stenmikita5528]

Very good master!!!

[@lazygizmo]

Honestly I like the mistakes put into knife making videos. show us just how important to put time and effort into doing things right. Mad props. Keep up the good work.

[@S8tan7]

I swear this is like my 4th time watching this video, I just love it

[@lwc2009]

you should have your very own TV show.... amazing work you do.... :)

[@RileyMacabre]

These videos are kinda relaxing.

[@EducatedVarangian]

wow man! great job!

[@snevan]

Great video and great looking blade!

[@MakeNCreate]

Thank you!

[@ooleg2229]

Шикарнооо! Awesome👍👍👍

[@intrepid5592]

Honest video...great video!!!

[@GhostKing3_]

Awesome video keep up the great work

[@shahid837]

Amazing job

[@johnlawson7306]

Nice old school hammer, tongs, anvil and charcoal blacksmithing.......

[@idianbeggar9340]

How funy 😀😀 sirupate khukuri 😀 From nepal

[@afinoxi]

30 minutes of Make 'N Create... Hmm tasty.

[@Celebduin]

That is a thing of beauty! Well worth the wait for this video!

[@peterkapusotto777]

Muy buen trabajo muy lindo felicitaciones 👍

[@subediarnav]

i myself am nepali and has seen way more khukuri and handled them. this one if far too near than original, vintage khukuri we use. well done!!

[@americanwoodworkingtrickss6543]

I accidentally hit this channel. I made my first big trappers knife made from spring of big truck in 1985. Then I made a few knives from material of the file. Now, for over 30 years I do not do it, but I have a degree in metalworking and I will tell you that you know what are you doing and you are a very talented man It's really great work.

[@saifullahkhan8426]

Looks like a alot of hardwork

[@artserg2169]

Зашибись, чётко!

[@vagliettimirko9467]

Great Job👍👍👍

[@problynevergonnause]

That thing looks deadlyyyyy

[@kpsdeltasport]

Great video and great work!Awesome...

[@ATTICA535]

Very good work

[@marcosescudero1986]

Excelente trabajo!!!

[@praveervikram]

Great piece of hard work. 👍

[@chetan.gondaliya]

frankly telling, blade shape is awesome! bolster was as per traditional methods made nicely. Tang punching and Topi also good. but shape of end part of handle should be more wider and exactly oval shaped funnel. that gives high power momentum while you try to cut long distance or highted branches or say beheading of charging enemy soldiers. that shape gives more comfortable yet strongly firm grip with first 3 fingers ( thumb, pointer and middle fingers)....

[@MakeNCreate]

I know. Just accidentally removed a bit too much material when roughing it out with the Khukuri. Thanks mate!

[@adrianjagmag]

What you mean is that it makes indexing the blade easier, yes? And it's less likely to turn on impact?

[@lindomarpereira3154]

Trabalho de um grande artista no aço, aprendo muito em ver estes métodos e tipos aços utilizados.

[@PedroluisO]

nice, very nice!!! well made!!!

[@harlech2]

Keep on keeping on! You are doing great!!!!!

[@JustBeAdude]

That was a pleasure to watch and top notch craftsmanship. Cheers!

[@martonlipovszky6617]

Amazing work! Subscribed

[@jamesball7322]

Actually it all looked to be done the same traditional way to me ,beautiful hand crafted piece of functional art

[@carsonsavage2452]

great video. just thought id mention a tip for leveling off your sharpening stone., you can level it off by grinding it against the back side of a ceramic tile. use a pencil to mark the stone and grind it down until the pencil marks are gone. Makes a big difference when sharpening.

[@aimansyahmidzulkhairy909]

Excellent work, beautiful.

[@grahamthebaronhesketh.]

Amazing.

[@mzungusi]

Thanks for doing this. That was very enjoyable.

[@MakeNCreate]

thanks!

[@InformationIsTheEdge]

WOW! Nice job! Though I am a little surprised to see someone that actually uses files begin with one for stock. Usually when people use a file for their stock, immediately they go for the 4" angle grinder. Very refreshing to see a presentation without one.

[@Luk3SkyWalk3r]

Great and hard work and incredible result. respect and envy for your incredible skill! keep it up !

[@MakeNCreate]

Thanks!

[@andrewcosten]

Bloody brilliant

[@Duron0]

As much as I liked the first of Your khukuri`s, this one knocks it out of the park :D Great knife

[@MakeNCreate]

Thank you! Yeah I think so too.

[@dexman3992]

Great video!

[@glitchygamingshorts6187]

nice video and its 30 min video and a another knife build hell ya double win keep it up make n create!!!!!=]

[@MakeNCreate]

Thank you!

[@cgisquad6477]

awesome work!

[@Silentsea117]

Loved the use of water forging water really does clean everything lol nice work once again

[@Bjornsson09]

HowToBasic really calmed down.

[@vuanhnguyet98]

Nice and perfect.. Thanks

[@dustyrusty7956]

Beautiful work. One helluva "first attempt".

[@wendelmeneses1754]

Eselente trabalho. Perfeito gostei muito

[@bushcraftrebelknifes8970]

Good video good information

[@tomharrell1954]

Great Video! Tips when sharpening a highly polished blade to preserve the polished blade but sharpen the edge. Use masking tape to cover the highly polished blade. Leave the edge uncovered of course. Sharpen away and then remove the masking tape. Use the 3m expensive tape. Have a blast.

[@cordellej]

i didnt see any knife sharpening videos on your youtube channel

[@LeninZamirFloresRossmann]

dude, that was amazing! you are awesome!

[@mahzapex]

Nowhere close to a real khukuri but enjoyed the video, keep up the good work!

[@carsonmiller2865]

Wow I bet you are proud of that one:-)

[@MakeNCreate]

Not really. A lot of stuff to improve.

[@simonsiron887]

Nice work mate. What is the belt grinder you used in the video.🙂

[@M_Ladd]

Awesome! Great job! Thank you very much! That old file will never be the same. Two things if I may what are the two notches used for at the bottom of the knife? And what price is all that work? How much would you sell for? Just curious!

[@homemadehistory7537]

That is a realy nice thing!!! Do you make a sheath too?