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light bush sickle
take the NMFBM format and heavily skeletonize the handle, shave it down to sub 3/16", make it with the boney configuration (maybe), and gut the bottom side of the blade to give it enough curve. keep the start of the choil where it's at, then curve almost up to the spine dropping back down to the middle of the belly. it would shorten it to about the length of the standard fbm, and have a much heavier curve then the custom done in a similar style out of a fsh.
if done right, it would be fairly light and thin for use on light brush.
edit to add:
mini sickle - same idea, a -heavily- curved (boney) version of the sus scrofa.
take the NMFBM format and heavily skeletonize the handle, shave it down to sub 3/16", make it with the boney configuration (maybe), and gut the bottom side of the blade to give it enough curve. keep the start of the choil where it's at, then curve almost up to the spine dropping back down to the middle of the belly. it would shorten it to about the length of the standard fbm, and have a much heavier curve then the custom done in a similar style out of a fsh.
if done right, it would be fairly light and thin for use on light brush.
edit to add:
mini sickle - same idea, a -heavily- curved (boney) version of the sus scrofa.
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