Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

cigarrodog said:
Brilliant shot, John.
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Tank you, Harvey. :)
cigarrodog said:
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Beautiful Lambsfoot and Beautiful picture of it. 🤠:thumbsup:
 
Rufus1949 said:
Amazing what pickles will do in one day.
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Jack Black said:
That patina is coming along! :thumbsup:
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I like simplicity, and i know there is a dedicated patina thread, but just use a knife, the patina will develop in it's own time. Have a look at the Prince of Patina's knives. I may be 100% wrong, i am no chemical scientist, and have no proof what so ever, but i reckon Patina allowed to develop with just use gives the carbon much better protective qualities and rust inhibitors. Every Carbon blade knife that i have had that has been a constant user i have never had an issue with rust, some pitting on some of my really older knives, but that is just wear and tear, but never rust.
 
cudgee said:
I like simplicity, and i know there is a dedicated patina thread, but just use a knife, the patina will develop in it's own time. Have a look at the Prince of Patina's knives. I may be 100% wrong, i am no chemical scientist, and have no proof what so ever, but i reckon Patina allowed to develop with just use gives the carbon much better protective qualities and rust inhibitors. Every Carbon blade knife that i have had that has been a constant user i have never had an issue with rust, some pitting on some of my really older knives, but that is just wear and tear, but never rust.
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Thank you for response. It also demonstrates a user vs safe queen; the patina also adds to the character of the knife.
Bob
 
Modoc ED said:
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Nice clean lines Ed :thumbsup:
sf fanatic said:
Mr. May today 😀.
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Looks good Dan :thumbsup:
SteveC said:
Afternoon Guardians !

First snowblower use of the winter and had the TEW with me, Cassie helped as well ;)


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Cool pics Steve, Cassie looks to be admiring your Lambsfoot :D Who can blame her? :) :thumbsup:
cudgee said:
I like simplicity, and i know there is a dedicated patina thread, but just use a knife, the patina will develop in it's own time. Have a look at the Prince of Patina's knives. I may be 100% wrong, i am no chemical scientist, and have no proof what so ever, but i reckon Patina allowed to develop with just use gives the carbon much better protective qualities and rust inhibitors. Every Carbon blade knife that i have had that has been a constant user i have never had an issue with rust, some pitting on some of my really older knives, but that is just wear and tear, but never rust.
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Same here mate, compared to some of my other knives I haven't used my Lambsfoot knives much in the kitchen, though they get used on snacks, both at home, and when I am out and about, just because they are in my pocket, and get used on everything. I've never had a problem with rust either, and my knives are lucky if they get a drop of oil a few times a year :thumbsup:
cudgee said:
It's like an incurable disease. Once you catch it, you have it for life. :eek::eek::eek:.

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Great pic Leon! :cool: :thumbsup:

I hope everyone has had a good day :) I'll be down at the market tomorrow, and the weather forecast is heavy rain throughout, with some thunder and lightning thrown in too 😒 Just hope I don't get drenched running to the cake stall - when I say 'running'...


Going to have Big Rose with me :) Have a good day Guardians :thumbsup:

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