Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Good morning Guardians. My "L'il un" with my board pattern reflected in the blade.

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Good morning, Guardians!
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Love that pic Vince :thumbsup:

Jack Black Jack Black - Still it’s a Lambsfoot.:) Reason enough to celebrate.

Good Morning Guardians.

Saw this cap online and couldn’t pass it up. Thanks Barry.
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True Harvey, though I only bought that one just to see how badly it was made! :eek: :D Great cap my friend (well done Barry), and that's a smashing pic :) :thumbsup:

Good morning Guardians. My "L'il un" with my board pattern reflected in the blade.

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Cool pic Ed :cool: :) :thumbsup:

Hope everyone's week is going OK. I'll be off to Sheffield tomorrow, and I thought I'd carry this Lambsfoot of Charlie's again ;) :thumbsup:

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Not even sure how far behind I am, Guardians, but here's some posts I found interesting this week.

Jake was hanging out while I did some work on the wife's car.
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Jake's rosewood is looking very fit; that ski wax seems to be working well!! :cool::cool::thumbsup:

:D True GT ! I could not help it, got bitten by the love bug !
Now ... try to date the pastor's daughter with the whole congregation scrutinizing your every move at every turn ;)
Not for the faint of heart ! :D
True! :eek: Probably not a very private courtship! ;):thumbsup:

Your ironwood is looking appealing, Vince, and I like the ovine background. :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool: I enjoyed those Herriot books! :):cool:

The floors are super nice.
Can't wait for the rest of the work to be done now.

Thank you, GT. :)
I might actually have to go out and do something nice when we hit 35. :mad: :D
Glad to hear that the work is turning out well, John! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

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I'm pleased you can get some use from it my friend, how is the action? It might be worth polishing and/or oiling the wood after sanding :) I have a trip over to Sheffield on Friday :rolleyes:



Not the first time I've gone nuts Gary! :D I eat a lot of them, but I usually have to buy them from the store. The ghost-pigeon is still there despite the rain we've had over the past couple of days. It's a window I can't get to, and window-cleaners are a nearly extinct species here. Hopefully it'll eventually fade and die! o_O ;) :thumbsup:

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LOL! :D It is one of several bottle-openers I have been gifted by friends here, I like it, and it always gives me a chuckle :D Nice pic there, and I'm looking forward to seeing which Lambsfoot comes next :) :thumbsup:
Your HHB looks fine Gary! :thumbsup: The Rosewood appears just a little too dry in my humble opinion. :)
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Good idea about the rosewood on my LamBarJack, Jack & Ron. :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup: I had to do some final finishing on it with 0000 steel wool, then rubbed some beeswax into it. It's looking a little darker and richer now. :)

My poor old eyes completely misinterpreted that photo the first time you posted it, Jack! :eek: I thought you had somehow captured an image of a strange mist rising from the garden, noticed that someone with imagination could see a pigeon in that misty form, and then made up a cock-and-bull story to go with it. But the thump you originally mentioned was real, and a pigeon literally crashed into that window and left an imprint, just like in the cartoons!! :D:rolleyes:

My lambsfoot this week has been Man Jack, the stag "senator". :cool::cool::thumbsup:

Your ebony lambsfoot always is such a rich black, Dan! :thumbsup::cool::cool: Is that still from the "buffing" you did when you first got the knife, or do you "refinish" it periodically?

Good morning and nice week Guardians.;):thumbsup:

Splendid photo of your stag HHB, José! :cool::thumbsup::cool:

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For today's # 50 I wanted to celebrate by sharing this photo. This bird was quite shy and it took a while to get this shot. No hand feeding this one :).
Anyone knows the name of this bird ?
One of my favorite jokes is a "grasshopper walks into a bar" joke with essentially your punchline, John! :D:D

Good morning Guardians! :) I’m totin a new classic this morning! :thumbsup:
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Good morning Guardians! :) :thumbsup:

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Doubly Magnificent! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

This L'il one has been swimming with the sharks!!

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Stylish horn on that lambsfoot, ED! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

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Good Morning Guardians.
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Cool photo and fabric, Harvey! :cool::cool::thumbsup:

WOW, I want to express my gratitude to @Crazy Canuck for his generosity.
This is not a starter package, Mike set me up for life !!! :)
I just went out on my lunch hour I shot a few clay shots YEAH !!! :)
My treasured lambsfoot had the honors of opening this special package.
TY Mike
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Congrats, Dan; you are well-equipped now! :thumbsup:;);)
Kudos to Mike for his generosity! :cool::cool::)

GT the yellow leaves are from a Swedish Aspen

haha he did at that :p

Thank you, my friend, we just received a framed certificate from the Governor-General congratulating us on our fiftieth youd think we flew to the moon and.:eek::D back.

You HHB is destined to do great things :thumbsup::cool:
Thanks for the replies, Dave. :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup: I had to look up Swedish Aspen; the shape of the tree seems very similar to a species we have around here called Lombardi poplar.

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Old Faithful!! :cool::cool::thumbsup:

Good morning Guardians. This Standard Lambfoot with Rosewood Covers arrived in yesterday's afternoon mail. It has nice dark Rosewood covers and will make a nice addition to my flock. It is marketed by J. Adams of Sheffield but actually made by A. Wright. Notice the oval tang stamp that reads Made in Sheffield.
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The dealer included a nice leather sheath as a bonus.

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Congrats on your latest lambsfoot, ED! :thumbsup::cool::cool:

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Love the geometric aspects of that shot of your rosewood HHB, Harvey! ;):thumbsup::thumbsup:

My Lambsfoot of the Week is Man Jack:
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- GT
 
Hope everyone's week is going OK. I'll be off to Sheffield tomorrow, and I thought I'd carry this Lambsfoot of Charlie's again ;) :thumbsup:

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Hope you have a great trip to Sheffield Jack! You picked a dandy to pocket on your trip! :thumbsup::)

Doubly Magnificent! :thumbsup::thumbsup::cool:

My Lambsfoot of the Week is Man Jack:
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Thanks for the kind words Gary! It’s always a treat to see your Sambar Senator! :thumbsup::D
 
Thanks, Gary. Man Jack's a looker, too!
Herriot practised in Yorkshire, as you know. Enjoying the book so far.
There is a great tv show on over here at the moment called The Yorkshire Vet, it is about a veterinary practice that is run out of James Herriot's old surgery, i really enjoy it. Have you had a chance to see it.?
 
There is a great tv show on over here at the moment called The Yorkshire Vet, it is about a veterinary practice that is run out of James Herriot's old surgery, i really enjoy it. Have you had a chance to see it.?
Hadn't heard of it. I don't have cable or satellite TV, so I only get a handful of channels--whatever I can pick up with the antenna. But it sounds interesting.
 
Your ebony lambsfoot always is such a rich black, Dan! :thumbsup::cool::cool: Is that still from the "buffing" you did when you first got the knife, or do you "refinish" it periodically?

TY GT :)

I don't think it's necessarily from the buffing although it may have improved the look and feel when I did it the first time.

I think black knives are in general very "photogenic" and go with everything.

The ebony on the pile side of my lamb is pretty good ... the mark side has a couple of very light streaks of brown ( but so does my cello fingerboard and my daughters violin).

I do once in while grab a microfiber cloth and use just a tiny drop of mineral oil to hand buff it ... and the ebony really pops and shows nice if I take pictures afterwards :thumbsup:.

Interestingly, just last week I power buffed it for the second time. The first time I had only used the coarser wheel and stopped. This time I used the 3 wood buffing wheels in my system. The knife came out looking like black glass, super glossy and shiny BUT I hated how it looked. It made it look like plastic.

I like it when the ebony looks more like charcoal, it's a working knife after all :)
So I rubbed it with 0000 steel wool and buffed it again lightly with the coarse wheel only ( with almost no compound on it).

Now I am happy again :)
 
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