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Jerry--
Your designs have come a long way, both in steel and in ergonomics. I just wish you made something with a machete-length blade; at least 12", but even better 15-18".
Cutting back south Texas brush is a nasty business--everything has thorns and most stuff is springy, so it bites back if you get close. I know Cliff Stamp has tested many kinds of machetes and in a recent thread reported that he was still hoping to discover one of superior quality.
Short of paying Phill Hartsfield $1,900 for one, I don't know of a source--and your materials and design certainly outshine A2 and conventional machete dis-ergonomics.
Any thoughts?
Thanks--Will
Your designs have come a long way, both in steel and in ergonomics. I just wish you made something with a machete-length blade; at least 12", but even better 15-18".
Cutting back south Texas brush is a nasty business--everything has thorns and most stuff is springy, so it bites back if you get close. I know Cliff Stamp has tested many kinds of machetes and in a recent thread reported that he was still hoping to discover one of superior quality.
Short of paying Phill Hartsfield $1,900 for one, I don't know of a source--and your materials and design certainly outshine A2 and conventional machete dis-ergonomics.
Any thoughts?
Thanks--Will