🔪 Silky NATA Double Edged Hatchet 240mm vs ⚔ MyParang Duku Chandong 10"

It's trail maintenance day!
We brought out some new trail gear for some real world testing in the tropical jungles.
The Japanese Silky NATA 240mm Double Edged Hatchet dukes it out with the Malaysian MyParang 10 inch Duku Chandong.
Which one will come out victorious?
Silky NATA 13.35" Hatchet:
Metal : SK4 High Carbon Steel
Weight : 2.11 lbs (0.96kg)
MyParang 10" Duku Chandong:
Metal: 5160 carbon steel
Weight: 1.55lbs (0.70kg)

[@china-trip]

Wow... My best friend, Made an excellent video. I really liked it. Beauty is extraordinary. Thank you very much for the video.

[@CM-kr8wv]

Did you use the Nata new and right out of the packaging? Mine didn’t come that sharp, and it cuts much better after I worked on the edge a bit. I love parangs too, but the nata can baton in ways thin blades can’t.

[@FakawiTribe]

yup I did.straight out of the packaging. pretty good for batoning i agree

[@podsmpsg1]

I'd go with the Nata.

[@cblaster171]

Where did you get the parang kydex sheath?

[@TheGuitarRoom]

They are both wonderful tools. The Nata is better for boreal forests. If your used to the design and the weight distribution, it is unstoppable. I grew up using machetes and have several. Mostly by Condor. The ultimate all purpose machete is the Benjamin Bouchard designed designed machete for Baryonyx Knife Co. i love the Nata and I have a Bushcraft Parang machete which is amazing. You won’t go wrong with the Nata, however it is better in a boreal environment as it is an exquisite chopper.

[@royjudeng3783]

Whats the edge angle for the nata?

[@FakawiTribe]

17 degrees (8.5 degrees on each edge)

[@MrJackfriday]

so whats your opinion on this? NATA or Duku?

[@FakawiTribe]

Nata is a excellent axe. Too clumsy for other use.The duku is light and capable of slashing through all kinds of stuff.. so duku it is..

[@lurchie]

@@FakawiTribe I think the Nata is designed more for boreal forests

[@FakawiTribe]

@@lurchie I agree

[@freethinker5225]

Alright so we know the nata (Japanese HATCHET) isn't the best at cutting dry flimsy brush that transfers any sort of force away from the cut and is much better at cutting actual obstacles and the parang (machete) is much better at making you feel like a powerful person while cutting up whimsical brush

[@HighlanderNorth1]

🚨But that's precisely what always proves to be the most significant obstacle to survival in the wild. Its not dehydration, starvation, sickness, animals or insects that eventually doom the lost & unwary traveler. Its whimsical brush that does it.

[@damaicai1325]

1:30 Cantas salah arah dan cara ayunan kurang betul..

[@pikachunesia]

4:07 its just pvc 😂 not kydex, bruh

[@FakawiTribe]

Kydex is PVC.... So i guess you are correct

[@hilmibiohealth8624]

D way u test is quite bias...

[@edlicsathiamurthy4520]

This fellow should watch how the Japanese use nata first before conducting test

[@kraftzion]

My opinionis that you are using both incorrectly.

[@michaelkhanlian5796]

You are waiting time and tools, chopping hard wood on the ground

[@chaikanesh]

Fuh,

[@FakawiTribe]

Whack!

[@ahmadramadhan7528]

Buat pun x betol

[@damaicai1325]

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