The Ninja Hatchet. Is a Nata any good for bushcraft?
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Thank you!
Glad you're enjoying the sheath, brother!
For large blades, I have had good results with sinking the blade into a log or stump at a 45° angle, switch to the other side, then pull the stick across the edge while steadying the blade with my other hand. My favorite "nata" type knife is my T.M. Hunt M-18, incredibly diverse functionality in a single tool.
Thanks for your input, after searching for the T.M. Hunt m-18, I might need a new knife! Cheers!
I love me a good system.
right!? Who doesn't?
Several months have passed. Do you still enjoy using the Nata? Or did you find a better tool?
Thanks for watching. I grab a small Estwing hatchet more often than the Nata for comparable tasks. I still really like the idea of the Nata but the hatchet feels better overall to me.
@@TheNinjaEveryDay Son of a bitch that's the same hatchet I've been using lol. Guess I'll forge a heavy-duty seax instead. Thanks for the update!
@@MetalMario137 I've owned a Nata now for over a year and used it extensively...
hatchets are straight up better, they split much better than small natas. Large natas do okay but weigh more than a lot of effective hatchets. Natas are really good for delimbing green wood though, they are probably the best tool for that asides from a billhook, which is similar
It's probably a san mai laminated blade. The soft iron or low carbon stainless back probably won't throw spark well.
Cross section cutting / chopping might not be the Nata purpose, but thinning twigs is
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