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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.
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The last time I was at Almscliffe, having walked up the back way from Pannal, I was amazed to find it completely deserted, and on a Saturday afternoon too! I guess a lot of climbers prefer plastic 'crags' these daysThanks for the pic my friend
The number 36 bus from Harrogate.
It's the same frame, but mine has a plain spring, so like the one at the bottom of the pic below, which is in the general 'Pen and pocket knives' section. I should add that the photos on that site show knives very unlike the knives Wright's are actually making today. It was a lucky find at the factory, they must have had a large enough piece of Sambar to do one of those, rather than the small pattern. Wright's do a few more knives, which aren't on that site![]()
Ahh I've only ever been Almscliff on a weekday so I've had it all to myself everytime I've been. And the 'ole 36, I guess that would be the Leeds bus. I used to catch that going in the other direction to Ripon to visit the One-Eyed RatCheers for the travel info
I've occasionally seen Wrights knives that aren't on their website so it would be interesting to see a full catalogue of what they actually do make. The candle-ends are a good looking knife; like Half/Stops Oakedge and Laurellbb's Michael May it's a handsome variation of the theme
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I found this thread on page two this morning! This 2018 Ebony Guardian will put it back on top. Thinking about you Jack and hoping for you to have a good visit this morning!
Edit: Jack beat me to page one by less than a minute!!
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Today's carry. Here are more scans of the very nice, smaller pattern Lambfoot and Peach Pruner knives from Jack's Uber Package of last week!! I honed the Lambfoot, and it's going to help me out on my path of errands today! Off we go!!
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Today's carry. Here are more scans of the very nice, smaller pattern Lambfoot and Peach Pruner knives from Jack's Uber Package of last week!! I honed the Lambfoot, and it's going to help me out on my path of errands today! Off we go!!
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I really like that pin, Charlie !
I’m carrying my lambsfoot on holiday. This one is like those private detective pictures—through the blinds:
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I have been enjoying a peach pruner recently, these deserve their own thread!Here are more scans of the very nice, smaller pattern Lambfoot and Peach Pruner knives from Jack's Uber Package of last week!!
How are you finding the smaller pattern Charlie, the blade is only a smidgen shorter, but I find it feels like a much smaller knife?
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As many know, I have a rotation schedule to determine what knife in each of a number of categories I'll carry each week; it's laid out in a spreadsheet on my computer. But I also have 4 knives that I carry EVERY week, one of which has been my 2017 horn Guardians Lambsfoot.
I decided last week that a change is in order. I'll no longer carry the horn lambsfoot "forever". Instead, I'll add a category to my rotation schedule, Lambsfoot of the Week, and will carry one of these each week:
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This week it's the horn Lambsfoot from 2017. The rotation will be alphabetical, by the names I've given each of these knives, but that's another post!![]()
I have been enjoying a peach pruner recently, these deserve their own thread!
Well, the day is done, and the smaller-pattern stag hasn't worked very hard, but I know what you mean about it feeling smaller, Jack. That said, it opened my mail, and cut out my crossword puzzles just fine!! I'll give it another few days. It is certainly pleasant to carry as the Stag is not too bulky.
And it is very nice to look at!! And, it's a natural worry stone!!![]()
Totin this small Sambar along to town for some appointments this morning. Hope all of you have a great start to your weekend!
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Nice photo of the line up, but it sure makes the Landshark a bit of a poke in the eye!As many know, I have a rotation schedule to determine what knife in each of a number of categories I'll carry each week; it's laid out in a spreadsheet on my computer. But I also have 4 knives that I carry EVERY week, one of which has been my 2017 horn Guardians Lambsfoot.
I decided last week that a change is in order. I'll no longer carry the horn lambsfoot "forever". Instead, I'll add a category to my rotation schedule, Lambsfoot of the Week, and will carry one of these each week:
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This week it's the horn Lambsfoot from 2017. The rotation will be alphabetical, by the names I've given each of these knives, but that's another post!
- GT
Nice photo of the line up, but it sure makes the Landshark a bit of a poke in the eye!
I know what you're saying regarding moving furniture, my Missus just moved the bed to the opposite side of the room! My head is now facing east not west, I'm thinking this might be some sort of weird Zen thing she saw on TV.
I put your todays carry pic, on my desktop.![]()