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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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black mamba
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Took Beni to work today and he was a total joy to use. Great W&T and slicing nirvana.
Jakeywax31
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Sorry I missed this, Tyson.
Zero percent chance these were American made. My guess is German or Japanese made.
traumkommode
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Glad to see that one getting worked! I loved that he used 14C28N.Took Beni to work today and he was a total joy to use. Great W&T and slicing nirvana.
Hope everyone's had a nice week! Here's a little redacted.
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Sketches of Spain?
No, it's the Country Club Prado entrance to my hometown of Coral Gables, FL. As I mentioned yesterday, the weather has been simply magnificent all week and so far, the trend continues!
Bougainvillea blooms best in a drought and I can't remember the last time we got any serious rain.
I captured these lambs as the sun was going down:
Excelsior, Guardians!
No, it's the Country Club Prado entrance to my hometown of Coral Gables, FL. As I mentioned yesterday, the weather has been simply magnificent all week and so far, the trend continues!
Bougainvillea blooms best in a drought and I can't remember the last time we got any serious rain.
I captured these lambs as the sun was going down:
Excelsior, Guardians!
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Nice pictures!Sketches of Spain?
No, it's the Country Club Prado entrance to my hometown of Coral Gables, FL. As I mentioned yesterday, the weather has been simply magnificent all week and so far, the trend continues!
Bougainvillea blooms best in a drought and I can't remember the last time we got any serious rain.
I captured these lambs as the sun was going down:
Excelsior, Guardians!
Violet
Violets looking good !
Jakeywax31
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Please remove the navy knife from the picture until it’s been “lambed”.
Wonderful knives.
traumkommode
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You got it!
black mamba
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Thanks, Drew, it really takes a very fine edge . . . good stainless.
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Great image Steve
Interesting background Jer
Congratulations
Thanks Steve
Guardians, if you haven't read the first post in this thread, please do so
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Your lady is looking good Mitch.Violet
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Thank you
Nice photo JeffTook Beni to work today and he was a total joy to use. Great W&T and slicing nirvana.
You too buddy
Stunning photos WillSketches of Spain?
No, it's the Country Club Prado entrance to my hometown of Coral Gables, FL. As I mentioned yesterday, the weather has been simply magnificent all week and so far, the trend continues!
Bougainvillea blooms best in a drought and I can't remember the last time we got any serious rain.
I captured these lambs as the sun was going down:
Excelsior, Guardians!
Looking good MitchViolet
Thank you gents
Good morning Guardians, is it Friday already?! I hope everyone has had a good week. Mine panned out very differently to how I imagined. After my trip over to York yesterday, I was annoyed to realise they may have sold me the wrong size cap
I'm off to the horspital this morning to get my head wound cleaned and dressed. Hope everyone has a great day 
Guardians, we all make mistakes, but there's been way too many of them lately. If you want to stay in good standing here, please go and read post #1. Lambsfoot knives only please
Rufus1949
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Hope you are healing well Jack and have your cap back on soon.Good morning Guardians, is it Friday already?! I hope everyone has had a good week. Mine panned out very differently to how I imagined. After my trip over to York yesterday, I was annoyed to realise they may have sold me the wrong size cap
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Guardians, we all make mistakes, but there's been way too many of them lately. If you want to stay in good standing here, please go and read post #1. Lambsfoot knives only please
A fine HHB you have there.
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Thanks Bob.
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Stuffed turkey Thanksgiving decor. I never put away my Easter glass tulips last time either, and now they're in season again.Interesting background Jer
Snowdrops!
Yesterday.
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Hatchet_Jack
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Thank you
Nice photo Jeff
You too buddy
Stunning photos Will
Looking good Mitch
Thank you gents
Good morning Guardians, is it Friday already?! I hope everyone has had a good week. Mine panned out very differently to how I imagined. After my trip over to York yesterday, I was annoyed to realise they may have sold me the wrong size cap
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Guardians, we all make mistakes, but there's been way too many of them lately. If you want to stay in good standing here, please go and read post #1. Lambsfoot knives only please
That HHB has seen some good use, love seeing that character on a knife.
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I get it Jack and I'm guilty of this slipping my mind just about every time I'm away from the thread for minute and I come back with a Navy Knife to mod. I thought you had encouraged me to talk about and share the projects (but maybe you meant old knives id done), and some others had asked for an illustration of the process in the past, but I could have misunderstood all of that. I appreciateView attachment 2818127
Guardians, we all make mistakes, but there's been way too many of them lately. If you want to stay in good standing here, please go and read post #1. Lambsfoot knives only please
Jakeywax31
direct command last night as this is a special pattern that deserves its own exclusive corner or the porch.As a "thanks for keeping me honest", here's the image with handy dandy AI removing the Navy Knife pre grind, followed by an older example of finished conversion on a bone variant:
With have drawn swedges and a primary bevel thinking regrind:
