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Michael Blalock · 28th July 2010, 06:15 PM

I once brought a machete, (for use) at a pawn shop that was dresses like this, serated and smooth sections. I remember it was made in Brazil but was not new so it could have been sharpened elsewhere. It cut brush better than anything I have ever used. I would assume that would be the case with flesh too. Once it was worn down I could not get the edge back.

28th July 2010, 06:15 PM	#3
Michael Blalock Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: dc Posts: 271	I once brought a machete, (for use) at a pawn shop that was dresses like this, serated and smooth sections. I remember it was made in Brazil but was not new so it could have been sharpened elsewhere. It cut brush better than anything I have ever used. I would assume that would be the case with flesh too. Once it was worn down I could not get the edge back.