Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Jack Black said:
Probably my least favourite language! :D :thumbsup:
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It sounds better coming from Nena than from any German teacher I ever had.
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screened porch said:
It sounds better coming from Nena than from any German teacher I ever had.
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I only did French at skool, but I didn't find it a good environment for learning languages. The teachers weren't good, and the ability to correctly pronounce a foreign word was considered...well, you might as well have started wearing suede shoes! :D ;) :thumbsup:
Angry Waiter said:
Full steam ahead!!! 😎🤣

Thanks buddy.
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🤣 :thumbsup:
Fodderwing said:
Cheers all and goodnight.View attachment 2356254
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Great pic Dwight :cool: :thumbsup:

Good morning Guardians, I'm just working my way through a stack of toasted Pugilese sourdough, having fallen asleep late, and woken up early :rolleyes: Think I'm just going to stay in, and do some housework today (my definition of 'housework' is usually fairly broad! :D). I hope everyone is having a great weekend :) :thumbsup:

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ashwinearl said:
Submitting application to join the club.

These are 8670 Carbon steel, SS liners/bolsters, bronze washers. Modeled after an A. Wright and Sons Sheffield lambs foot. The markings were made using a Gravograph pantograph engraver manually with scratch bit on top of a resist, then electro etched. The same technique was used on the leather slips I made to 'scar' it to show the letters. One is iron wood, one is double red canvas micarta, and the shadow pattern is olive drab green canvas micarta with brass pins, birdseye pivot

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Earl,
Wonderful way to enter the porch. Well done.

Bob
 
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Headwinds said:
My new lambsfoot. (At least it looks like a lambsfoot to me.) Messermeister paring knife - seven inches overall with three inch stainless steel blade. How about it, Jack? Does it belongs here?
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I have this one, which I reckon is as near as you'll get, (without going custom) :) Interesting to see the Lambsfoot blade profile appearing so often, whatever manufacturers choose to call it.

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After Cambertree Cambertree came up with his 'LambShank'...

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He modded me this Frost's knife, to see how it would work (similar angles to a Lambsfoot, but a noticeably wider blade). Called it a FrostFoot :D

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I would say these knives belong here for occasional discussion purposes, they're very useful in the kitchen, and I'm sure a fixed-blade version would be very useful in the field. While they're interesting to see though, the Lambsfoot is a pocket knife pattern :thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
I would say these knives belong here for occasional discussion purposes, they're very useful in the kitchen, and I'm sure a fixed-blade version would be very useful in the field. While they're interesting to see though, the Lambsfoot is a pocket knife pattern :thumbsup:
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Thanks for the clarification, Jack.
 
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