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Old 17th May 2018, 12:12 AM   #4
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Hello Asomotif
Thank you !!
( and nice word game ! )


With your informations I found similar machete called Sarawak parang,
maybe parang latok ?
Well it is not a parang latok. I would just call it a parang.

The bend blade is not bad for chopping small trees / branches.
You can use it in the garden
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