Knife Pics

[Ban]

Tigress

BT6 Proto

BT4 Recurve

BT4

BT4 Ironwood

BT4 Carbon Fiber

Chickenplucker's FAT BT4 with a Deep Dish Hollow Grind

BT4 Variant

 

[Ban]

Small Bowie

Santoku

Kitchen Knife

Outdoorsman

Reverse Edge (Pikals)

Hawkbill EDC

Clip Point EDC

Wharnie

Small Hawbill

BT4 Black/Red Micarta

Combo Grind Wharnie CPM-M4

 

[Ban]

BT4 Combo Grind

Kitchen Cleaver

BT4 Flat Grind Tan Canvas

INFI Kiridashi Alternating Chisel Grind

Hawkbill EDC Hollow Grind

3V Shiv

Pikal Lagriffe S30v

Clip Point EDC Hollow Grind CPM-154

Choil-less BT4

Mini Bowie

Mini Bowie Flat Grind

Competition Chopper CPM-M4

Drop Point EDC in AEB-L

Kiridashi in AEB-L with Carbide Edge

 

[Ban]

Clip Point EDC Variant

Tigress CPM-M4

Midnight Tigress

Choil-less BT4 Bushcraft

Mtnfolkmikes Bushcraft BT4

BT4 36" Radius Hollow Grind

BT4 Recurve

BT7 Recurve Prototype

Narwhal

Pikal Orange G-10

Ti Mini Santoku with Carbide Edge

Ti Pikal with Carbide Edge

 

[Ban]

Titanium Hawbill

Titanium Wharnie

Kydex Neck Sheaths

 

[Rockywolf]

Looking very nice!!!!

 

[mtnfolk mike]

man.. those all look fantastic Ban... i especially like those kitchen knives.. that Tigress is bad a$$ too...:thumbup:

 

[jds1]

Beautiful knives my friend. I agree with Mike, the kitchen blades look amazing!

Jeff

 

[D86PQ]

ban your Chickenplucker's FAT BT4 with a Deep Dish Hollow Grind is very nice how much would 1 in ironwood cost are you booked up ? super knifes thanks don b.:thumbup:

 

[pitdog]

I drew one up that looked just like this a while back, just wish I had your skill in turning the designs into real knives !

 

[Calebklyne]

How long have you been doing this? Your knives are amazing!

 

[J.Davey]

Excellent work!:thumbup:

 

[Liveitloud]

That recurve is wicked. What a great bunch of knives!!

 

[Ban]

I drew one up that looked just like this a while back, just wish I had your skill in turning the designs into real knives !

You already have everything in you to do it. Your desire and inspiration to draw up the design is proof that you have the power and skill to do it. Skills can be learned.

I ground my first few knives back in 1998 and they were abysmal. I had only one that I was proud of at the time. I gave up knife making for a long time until mid 2007 rolled along. One day I was just inspired and wanted to make knives again. So I dusted out my Grizzly grinder, bought some new belts and went to town. They still were not that great and but I am constantly learning and improving.

I still use that grizzly grinder and now have a KMG. Good equipment does help out quite a bit. But down and dirty persistence and perseverance to duke it out along with patience to learn and acquire new skill is key!

 

[Fiddleback]

Man, these look great Ban. A whole lineup of great cutlery. Damn fine work.

 

[tradja]

Beautiful polished convex edges and big choils! Thanks for posting the pics.

 

[JayWay]

Wow! really nice work. Congratulations to the new forum. Looking forward to follow your progress here!

 

[Fletcher Knives]

Very nice bro! Good clean work. I dig it.

This one is my favorite.

 

[Tyrkon Lawson]

So much goodness here. Great looking stuff Ban.

 

[Gahagan]

Those are some good looking knives