The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Yes indeed Dylan, these knives aren't made by robots!I will say, for what it's worth, that there are certainly some variation between my Ebony and Jigged Bone Waynorths. You'd have to really look for them but there are differences - hazard of handmade goods, I reckon.
That photo shows the variation quite clearly I think 
Yes, it's definitely the sort of thing I would have got very grumpy about with them!I think your SFOs have all been quite consistent - it helped to have a diligent overseer like yourself, I would imagine.
A good example would be the difference between my glennbad re-cover and one of your SFOs. Or my AC compared to that lovely one on Ox Horn.
I had to get a bit shouty on several occasions! 
Anyway, once again - sorry for raising a ruckus. I'll take my offer to someone else.
I really do appreciate the offer, ED.
Thank you Jack, Eat hearty, mate.Great pic Harvey, you've made me hungry! D
They were excellent and lit nicely.
JohnDF
- don't ever feel guilty about accepting a knife from me. It's what makes me happy. FYI, I've given mine a slight patina so it can never be flipped for big money. Here it is at work making me a sandwich a week or so ago.
I'm not sure I've seen that photo before
Those two both look to have the more 'orthodox' blade angles Thank you Harvey!Thank you Jack, Eat hearty, mate.
They were excellent and lit nicely.
I didn't eat so heartily at the restaurant I went to at lunchtime, despite the fancy prices! 
Good Lambsfoot use
We walked around the reservoir, and were almost back at the car when we came to a 'footpath closed' sign, and the only way back to the car was to reverse our steps! At least the views were nice! So I'll bid you all goodnight Guardians, and catch up with you later in the day tomorrow. Now what shall I carry? 
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Not to beat a dead horse, but to further the knowledge.
I've added this picture to further illustrate my point... for those unclear.
These are various straight edge knives. Notice how the tip is well into the cutting material on all but one.
Hope Jack doesn't mind me linking an outside thread, but I couldn't post pictures of non-Lambsfoot blades here.
Just A Picture - Traditional Picture Show
Driving from my pal’s house at roughly 2am last night, next door and… caught in the act 😊:thumbsup::thumbsup: Gev… you were wunder’n what the cherry 🍒 tree feels like come spring time…. mighty fine I believe:thumbsup::thumbsup:… with a Robeson
Thanks Jack, I'm glad this week is turning out better for you.A very handsome Lambsfoot
Great pic Harvey, you've made me hungry! D
Thanks for the pics Jeremy, Skoll is looking good
Hope everyone is having a pleasant day
That's quite a flock, Ed.Honestly guys, I wasn't trying to start anything - just making an offer that has apparently gone south.
Here's a "Big-un" and a Waynorth and frankly, I don't see much difference in the taper and cant of the blades. However, I do think that the narrowness/slimness of the Waynorth exagerates the appearance between them.
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Here's a picture of my current Flock and other than the narrowness/slimness/whatever of the Waynort, I see no great difference between the knives taper/cant.
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Anyway, once again - sorry for raising a ruckus. I'll take my offer to someone else.
Good illustration, I will say as others have pointed out there is some variation, on my Waynorth sample the edge comes closer to making contact with the surface than does yours in the illustration. It also happens to be one of my favorite knives.Not to beat a dead horse, but to further the knowledge.
I've added this picture to further illustrate my point... for those that might be unclear.
These are various straight edge knives. Notice how the tip is well into the cutting material on all but one... The Charlie Lamb.
Hope Jack doesn't mind me linking an outside thread, but I couldn't post pictures of non-Lambsfoot blades here and it is about a Lambsfoot discussion.
I'll be happy to delete it if it's found inappropriate for this thread.
Just A Picture - Traditional Picture Show
Driving from my pal’s house at roughly 2am last night, next door and… caught in the act 😊:thumbsup::thumbsup: Gev… you were wunder’n what the cherry 🍒 tree feels like come spring time…. mighty fine I believe:thumbsup::thumbsup:… with a Robeson
Enjoyed the video clip Jack. Blood results turned out good. I've been jabbed in the arm so many times that I don't even feel it anymore.LOL. Tasty looking sandwich and a nice photo of your HHB I might add.You've piqued my interest now David!
LOL!
What was the Guardians Latin motto we were all going to have embroidered on our blazers a few years back Gary, I've completely forgotten?!
There are several different types here Gary, and I have had two different types. It heats hot water, which goes through pipes to radiators, on the walls of each room, to provide heating, and also provides hot water.
When I got in on Saturday evening, the radiators were cold, and the pressure needle had dropped below zero. I ended up fixing it myself
Thanks Gary
They never stop wringing money out of us do they?The radio I had bought for £20, a decade or so before, packed in about 18 years ago, and as they were supposed to be making all the radio channels digital here at the time, I paid over £100 for a digital radio. They use a lot more power, and since then I have had to buy 2 more. The third is on its way out now, and plans to digitise all the stations has been abandoned, so I'll be going back to a cheap transistor radio
Cutting my toe-nails is more entertaining than the television!
Good luck Bill
Thanks John
