The Yakut Knife Making Process 

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@@KiunBis it possible to buy knives on your website ? If it is would you please let us know thank ! 🙏🏻

@@KiunB I DESPERATELY WOULD LOVE TO HAVE ONE OF YOUR KNIVES IF POSSIBLE

I'd love to purchase one too.... How can we do that?

Me too, I want to buy one from him

hehe, yes, i just wrote it in the comment below, and then read yours

Id like one as well! Any links?

As a Canadian hunter, fisherman, I would make a lot of use of a knife like this. Where do I buy one!

The perfectionism that the Japanese are known to strive for can be achieved by those who specialize. Thus all the various specialist knife or blade wielders having tools designed to do one thing as perfectly optimal as possible, seems befitting of this attitude.

yakuts are altaic like japans

@@nezircaglar2381 Altaic is a classification that isn't used anymore as it's not true. The Japanese are Japonic

Old Chinese records on Turkic people always comment on their superior metal skills, which is interesting for a nomadic people because they need to be close to iron ore deposits. In Japan, places like BIZEN (備前) became famous for their swords because iron sand was common in the Izumo region. The Gokturks (突厥) were recorded as the 「鍛鉄奴隷」or the "Iron-making serfs/slaves" of the Mongolic Rouran Khaganate (柔然). The various Turkic people living in/around their traditional homeland in the Altai Mountains to the Lake Baikal region are also known for their unique metal works even today. The Turkic/Mongolic metal musical instruments are very unique too. (Yakuts are Turkic tribes who were pushed out of the Lake Baikal region during the Mongol expansion in the 13th century.) Superior metal works most likely helped the Turkic nomads in everything from weapons, armor, helmets, and horse-riding. It's probably one of the reasons why Turkic nomadic tribes like the Huns, Avars, Bulgars, or Khazars, where able to reach and rule modern-day Hungary, Romania, Ukraine, Southern Russia by the 5th and 6th century. The Cossack swords, bows, clothing, dances, and hairstyle have Tatar/Turkic/Mongolic influence. (Cossack is also a Turkic word.)

Drop the word yakut or yakutia and forget you ever heard thos words and call people who made knife in video Sakha by their true name and that knife sakha hunting knife if you really respect them.

Thank you! 😃

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​@@KiunBkiun where i can buy the knife? I live outside russia

Enjoy your travels! ❤

@@neva.2764 thank you 🙏

Wow! How great that you get to even visit! I can't yet due to border closures with the US from the war in Ukraine. But I have hope this situation won't last long. 🙏

Talk about crying for attention.

thank you 🙏🏻

I normally make stuff with my hands too. It’s quite common.

I think the future will be a real nightmare. All the skills to survive and to manage yourself are lost. When power, internet and apps collapse, what will you do? You are not alone, and no different... I just had to comment... Best of wishes PS. There is a film By Northmen called Grandfather, I recommend it, not so long ago but o so different!

Thank you for recommending this to me I will have a look . Sorry for the delay in responding to your message . Take care and stay safe all

​​@@Onionbaronякуты Саха выживут, не волнуйтесь 🤲👌

thank you ❤

Thank you! ☺️

Eh ketemu org indo juga, halo bg, gw juga tertarik ma cenel ini dgn alasan yg sama

Gw baca nama abang faris, kayak sodara gw

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@@KiunB sir I was mesmerized as she forged that knife and I live in the United States. Is there any possible way that I could purchase one of your knives?

Thanks again!

thank you 🙏🏻

will do 🙌🏻

Thank you! ❤️

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Im from australia as well, any chance you could order one for me?

@@animalscars3799 No, sorry. It was a gift.

Thank you very much!

You are so welcome!❤️

Glad you enjoyed it 💛

thank you 🙏🏻

He only sells to his countrymen

Really? Is he teaching his children this craftsmanship too?