Sharpening A Kukri Machete | Cold Steel Machete

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How to progressivly sharpen the cutting edge of a large Cold Steel machete kukri with different bevel grinds using a TSPROF sharpening system. How to sharpen a large knife.
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Explanation of traditional kukris and machete kukris,
what is a kukri? kukhuri?
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Комментарии : 58

@lakrabid 6 лет назад

I bought the Cold Steel kukri machete for 20 bucks off amazon just to see what it is like. It is a cheap beast of a chopper. The edge came crappy and a Lansky puck made it better. Cannot be beat for the price. I'll get a real kukri when I actually need one. Until then for 20 bucks I am totally happy.

@verysurvival 5 лет назад

lakrabid cool mate

@lastofthemouchers8873 4 года назад

I'm bloody glad you started with a file. any sharpening system with stones would take all day

@pikeknifeandforge4632 5 лет назад

I’ve been making knives for 5 years and I’ve learned machetes are supposed to be soft so the edge rolls instead of chips for quick repair in the fried

@verysurvival 5 лет назад

That’s right bro , it should roll before it chips. But not roll too easy either

@pikeknifeandforge4632 5 лет назад

Humble Trekker true and I meant field not fried 😂😂😂 and what’s the best way to contact you

@raphaelprotti5536 3 года назад

That makes sense.

@hn5464 Год назад

I got one of these as a raffle prize, there is 0 edge so I'm so glad you've gone through how you would do it. I have a cheaper system than the TSPROF but similar enough and finally getting some good stones to use on it, I'm looking forward to putting an edge on it! Thanks again for breaking this down so well!

@Tsprof 6 лет назад

Hi David, That's brilliant that you've managed with such a blade by using our stuff, this is smth new for our experience, really appreciate that!

@vuilnisgod4388 11 месяцев назад

it's nice to see someone so invested in their hobbies

@jimvick8397 7 месяцев назад

I preferred using my cold steel kukri for clearing blackberry thickets... Often when getting down to the base of the plant, I would cut clean through and get a dirt strike, dinging the blade very much like yours. It is my favorite beater machete...

@nicholassimmons2748 7 дней назад

Handy vid. Cheers man.

@samhou9147 Год назад

I bought one of those smith's axe and machete sharpeners it's works decent for my kukri and machete.

@onearnedbandit 2 года назад

actually made in south Africa by lasher garden tools for cold steel good for cutting grass

@ArcticGator 6 лет назад

i have been using a lot of tomahawks lately, and then the other day brought out my kabar kukri machete, and chopping with that versus the tomahawks is like night and day, the kukri is just way more comfortable to use and much more accurate, tomahawks are not for beginners, i have been using axes since i was little but the tomahawk is a tool that you really need to be careful with because you can hurt yourself really fast with a hawk, the kukri at least with its longer edge is less likely to miss or glance off of something at weird angles, plus its much easier to strip small branches from larger branches.

@verysurvival 6 лет назад

Interesting reflections on chopping. Cheers

@raphaelprotti5536 3 года назад

I have the Kukri Plus from Cold Steel. It's not cheap, but it also tends to roll easily. It's a thick hunk of steel, but probably a bit soft IMO. Considering its build and the metal quality, I would say it is more suitable for bushcraft than as a weapon.

@TexGrebnerOutdoors 6 лет назад

cold steel is a master of marketing

@verysurvival 6 лет назад

i hope you enjoy this vid, let me know what you think about kuks and machetes? sorry about the wind noise

@CalculateDevice 2 года назад

Optimal hone angle for this machete is 10°. But you mast use hard arkansas for finish to make the edge strong enough for chopping.

@MonkeyMikeOutdoors 6 лет назад

Very cool brother! Thanks for sharing!

@MadDogSurvival 6 лет назад

Excellent job brother! Don’t forget though... like a guillotine blade that a hard blade needs to cut soft and a soft blade needs to cut hard! I know it’s old school but it’s true! Hard blade = good soft wood chopper! Soft blade =good hard wood chopper! Love your videos brother! Keep them coming my friend! Very best wishes! 👍🏽👍🏽😎🍻🍻

@claidemore 6 лет назад

I have the exact same model of ExGKH kukri, and the Cold steel one. lol Small world.

@verysurvival 6 лет назад

when did you get your ExGKH kukri? I gotmine a few years ago, and now I can't find it on their web site, do they still make it?

@claidemore 6 лет назад

Humble Trekker mine was a Christmas present a year and a half ago. I think it's called the Afghan freedom model?

@motm4437 5 лет назад

@@verysurvival bought one today in a store, because it looked cool xD and my old machete was fucked up from chopping wood for bbq and camp fire...could hand it to this guy though xD

@kevinkeelan354 5 лет назад

I have 2 cold steel machetes. Long handle kukri style and the “chopper”. I agree they feel soft when you run a file. It’s weird

@mikeboone4425 6 лет назад

Hi Dave I think you buddy was whacking something other than wood he chips and rolls and after you fix it up zero chipping in rolling makes it a bit suspect . I've never felt they were for chopping wood, more of a vine and bramble slicer. I have looked at them for years but felt they were really not choppers, but after watching Reallybigmonkey1. I pick up an Ontario SP53 Bolo and after getting it I really punished it on some old seasoned Eucalyptus and this thing is a beast of a cutter . But we both love that sharping system as soon as I sell one of the great grand kids I'll pick one up . Happy trails great video keep them coming .

@verysurvival 6 лет назад

I dunno. I only smashed the wood for a minute or two in the video. If you were genuinely working hard with it , I am still a bit doubtful. It’s hard to get across every thought in the restrictions of a vid

@verysurvival 6 лет назад

It’s a vine clearer not a chopper . Right

@mikeboone4425 6 лет назад

Totally understand , not being critical of you just your mates story of the blade dulling . Happy Trails next thing on your to get list would be a safe to put your sharping system in . HE HE HE

@jench78 10 месяцев назад

what rockwell would you think that blade is? 30 to 40?

@verysurvival 10 месяцев назад

Maybe

@seanthomasdowd 6 лет назад

I cannot understand why people buy cold steel knives when the genuine article from Nepal can be bought very cheaply, excellent tutorial though

@verysurvival 6 лет назад

Maybe availability. Cold steel are a big company and sell there stuff everywhere

@seanthomasdowd 6 лет назад

fair enough but I don't think I will trade my Nepalese kukri for a cold steel version, I love the heft of mine if I need a thinner blade I use a machete

@seanthomasdowd 6 лет назад

ah I see, mine is a six inch bladed version and is very thick on the spine, I like the added weight but had to reprofile the edge myself and put a 90 degree spine on it as well as a few minor other mods

@andrewf6711 6 лет назад

seanthomasdowd because the quality of the steel and product.

@albertlevy3721 5 лет назад

Kukris from Nepal coming here are notoriously dull and useless. They cannot be shipped here with an edge some kind of strange law.

@sneakhyperion9297 2 года назад

My cold steel kukri is too heavy for my kme 😞

@torsten4757 6 лет назад

Hi, I have the same cs kukri, I must say its ok, but I wouldnt recommend it to a friend. Surely there are better blades in same categorie for a few Euro more. But I love much other cold steel knives and have a bunch of them. Best regards from germany Torsten

@verysurvival 6 лет назад

that's a fair assessment. thanks. Will Germany win the World Cup?

@torsten4757 6 лет назад

Humble Trekker Thanks for your answer! I am not into football, so I cant say. ..... Torsten

@DanielCStanley 5 лет назад

Hi. Is it possible to get the name of the sharpening system you use? And the degree measuring tool

@verysurvival 5 лет назад

The tool is digital angle gauge there are lots of them on amazon for around $20, there are many manufacturers of them. I can’t remember what brand mine is. The system is tsprof.com/en/

@leondeleon5039 5 лет назад

What Im looking for is a more practical way of sharpening a kukri without the use of gadgets like blade holders and stropping tools!

@verysurvival 5 лет назад

Leon De Leon a small diamond stone and or diamond rod. Works well

@verysurvival 5 лет назад

Leon De Leon work up the blade in small circular motions

@timberwolf7341 3 месяца назад

*laughs* You know you've been using and abusing that CS khukuri-like object if your sharpening starts with a file!

@halfcantan1208 5 лет назад

How long Is that blade

@verysurvival 5 лет назад

13 inches

@halfcantan1208 5 лет назад

Humble Trekker thank you I'm thinking of getting the £31 pound one from cold steel but because I live in Ireland it'll cost me 20percent more before I buy one could you please give me your opinion on it is it worth it

@verysurvival 5 лет назад

@@halfcantan1208 I think you could use your money better. I think that is too much. I think it is 20 pound knife, I think you can find better alternatives at that price, or save up and go for something much better

@verysurvival 5 лет назад

@@halfcantan1208 www.condortk.com/productos-detalle.php?producto=72&cat=62

@verysurvival 5 лет назад

look at the condor machetes, they are better than cold steel www.condortk.com/products-type.php?type=2