Which is good news for all you HIKV victims out there. It's all the blade you'll ever need. This was just what I had in mind to replace my machete for my next outing. I'll hold off with a rundown until I get back from my next trip. I hope to have enough time to get an underarm shoulder rig to carry it.
Guns are for show.
Knifes are for Pros. Tom, that is a great report and convinces me that you know as much about edged weapons and tools as I thought you did. If you want to know why there are some finishing flaws and the reason why a karda and chakma can be off take a look at the post I just made about Kumar setting an earnings record. He delegates a lot of the finishing and sometimes the making of the karda and chakma to his helpers. He is a man on a mission and if things keep going like they are he is destined to become one of the best known kamis in Nepal and will also ending up being one of the richest kamis in Nepal.