Post YOUR Ban Tang Knife

Thanks Huy, just havin a lil fun :)


ETA: I tried to fit Ban Tang in there, turned out to be too hard. Had to settle for that, or even shorter (at the cost of less light):

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I guess I just added a BT7 recurve to my list.. That is a thing of beauty! amazing.


thetret said:
BT7 came today. UNREAL!! BEST FEELING,FASTEST Blade I've handled!! Thanks,Ban
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:D A BT4 and a blunted pikal for skinning purposes.

The BT4 is (like another guy stated in the bushcraftcontest) hands down the sharpest knife I have ever had :cool: . The ti pikal has a very toothy edge. Really looking forward to use it on this years elkhunt.


Great work Ban, just awsome! :thumbup:
 

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Great knife for edc! Light enough to forget it's in pocket until needed. Thin enough to fit in pocket with a cell phone.:thumbup: Thanks Ban.
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Sweet, looks like the Ti stuff is getting out there :)
Congrats Gomle :thumbup: And, nice wrap, Yardhook! :thumbup:
 
Yardhook,

Good job on the cordwrap. Nice leather pocket sheath :thumbup: Did you make that as well?
 
Thanks for the compliments. The handle is still a work in progress, I keep re-wrapping it with different types/diameters of cord to see how the grip feels. The leather pocket sheath took me a while, but it is in finished form.
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Works great for pocket carry.
 
Ban,
You make some absolutely stunning knives. If I ever had the money and an opportunity to purchase one I would be all over it. Keep up the good work!
 
3rd Generation Pikal :thumbup: Sorry for the shadows, quick shots before heading out for work this morning.

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The mango and cod looks yummy! The BT4 don't look too bad either ;)
 
Thanks guys for the comments. The BT4 and the mangos both performed excellently. The Champagne mango is called the Carabao mango in the Philippines. With my last wife, I purchased 2 hectares of a Carabao mango plantation and had big plans for it but ended up giving it to her in the divorce as foreigners can't own land there. A classic example of "She got the gold mine, I got the shaft".
 
BT4 olive linen w/ red liners. Ban awesomeness!
 

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On the trail with our mini-bowies. Photo courtesy of HikingMano.
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Another not so nice pic from me.
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