Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

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Jack Black said:
Absolutely stunning!
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Thank you sir.
Jack Black said:
Out of interest Dwight, has the maker had anything to say about the Lambsfoot pattern, I imagine it was a new one to him?
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Cosimo de Benedetto is very fond of the pattern and it was his idea to try his version of a Taylor's Eyewitness.
Rufus1949 said:
Do they exile the craftsman of these classic beauties, so they will never be created again?
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Oh no Bob. Cosimo will be glad to make you one! (I think) :)
bigfish64 said:
Those are fantastic Dwight, love seeing them every time.
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Thank you my friend.
bigfish64 said:
A polar bear, a leopard, gorilla, and a lamb. Couldn’t get a photo with the lamb because the zoo was pretty crowded.
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The Gorilla made me think of Tool Man when Jack doesn't show up on market day. 🤣
brewbear said:
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I don't know what that is with the egg but I'd have to order a couple more before I even tasted it.:oops::)😃
 
Headwinds said:
I'm still breaking this one in (or maybe I'm just getting adjusted to it.)
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Sometimes you're not sure if the knife is getting broken in, or you are! :D Are you finding the pull a bit heavy? A good starter is to flood the joint with oil, and then blow canned/compressed air through it. Repeating that a few times, (until the oil comes out clear). will get out the muck and gunk left in there, and lead to a smoother action. They tend to wear in quite nicely without assistance, so I'd advise patience, but if you're still struggling, there's lots of good advice in the Thread Index :thumbsup:
SteveC said:
Afternoon Guardians !

Charlie's Lamb today 👍


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A fine choice Steve :) :thumbsup:
SteveC said:
Jack glad to hear that you managed to glue on your crown. I bet your tongue is feeling thankful !
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Thanks a lot buddy :) Definitely, though I think it'll be sore for a couple of days still, that splinter of tooth was SHARP! :eek: :thumbsup:
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LOL! :D Great pic John :) :thumbsup:
cigarrodog said:
Thank you Jack.



Another great one from John’s Toy Shoppe.
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Looks like we have the same dentist! 🤣 ;) :thumbsup:
brewbear said:
Good morning Guardians, my simple breakfast
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That IS simple Ted! :oops::(;)
bigfish64 said:
Took a stroll in the Forest Park and ended up walking around the Zoo. The animals were pretty active because it’s in the 60s right now. A polar bear, a leopard, gorilla, and a lamb. Couldn’t get a photo with the lamb because the zoo was pretty crowded. View attachment 2029643View attachment 2029644View attachment 2029645View attachment 2029642
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Cool trip Todd, I don't think I've been to a zoo since I was a kid :) Nice pic of your Lamb too :) :thumbsup:
brewbear said:
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There it is! :D That looks very tasty Ted, hope you enjoyed it :) Nice to see the Sheldon Lamb giving assistance :) :thumbsup:
JohnDF said:
Just a Lego train set my son got for Christmas.
Thought it would be funny to have Godzilla attacking it.
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Course he did! :D ;) :thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
Sometimes you're not sure if the knife is getting broken in, or you are! :D Are you finding the pull a bit heavy? A good starter is to flood the joint with oil, and then blow canned/compressed air through it. Repeating that a few times, (until the oil comes out clear). will get out the muck and gunk left in there, and lead to a smoother action. They tend to wear in quite nicely without assistance, so I'd advise patience, but if you're still struggling, there's lots of good advice in the Thread Index :thumbsup:

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Thanks for the advice! I was just being facetious - the pull is a little more than I’m used to, but I can already tell it’s getting easier (with oil and exercise.) It’s definitely one solid knife!
 
mbkr said:
Speaking of Ardberg. From a couple of days ago...
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That really punches above its weight doesn't it? :cool: :) :thumbsup:
Headwinds said:
Thanks for the advice! I was just being facetious - the pull is a little more than I’m used to, but I can already tell it’s getting easier (with oil and exercise.) It’s definitely one solid knife!
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A pleasure my friend, you will be surprised how much muck comes out I think! :D They wear in, I would certainly miss the stouter pull :) :thumbsup:
 
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