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Thanks Jack!
Okay Jack! Now you've made me hungry!
Good morning, Guardians!
Good morning Vince ! Beautiful color tones on you Hartshead ! Love it ++ !Good morning, Guardians!
Thanks, Dan. I did nothing to it--that's the way it came. Here's the mark side:Good morning Vince ! Beautiful color tones on you Hartshead ! Love it ++ !
Did you dye it a bit with the tea bags method, or the potassium thing it or is it the natural color ?
A jewel my friend, love seeing it every time you share it with us !Thanks, Dan. I did nothing to it--that's the way it came. Here's the mark side:
Thanks, Dan. I did nothing to it--that's the way it came. Here's the mark side:
A jewel my friend, love seeing it every time you share it with us !
Thanks, guys. I've seen lots of great stag on those SFO barlows.As Dan said; That's very nice coloring and detail in that one Vince.
Did anyone remember
the 5th of November?
Can it be the Gunpowder Plot
has somehow been forgot?
Though it's not as bad this year! As a young lad, I remember my mother sending me to the hardware store to buy an ounce of gunpowder to clean the oven or chimney out (I forget which). I trailed all over, calling at every hardware store or ironmongers I came across, but they were all out of stock, it must have been about the time when they stopped selling it Any schoolboy could make it back then anyway Hey Guardians, yesterday I buffed the scales on my African rosewood. Also sharpened it to arm shaving point ( did not use my legs this time ... as much... LOL
This beauty is in my pocket
Jack Black
- that homemade sausage roll looks very appealing, as does your JB SFO.
Modoc ED
- Beautiful covers on you Lamb, Ed.
Nice knife, Ed!!!
I enlarged it, but cannot read the tang!! Can you read it for me??
waynorth
- Yes Charlie.
The mark side tang stamp:
Harrison Bros
& Howson
Sheffield
The pie side tang stamp:
Made in
Sheffield
England
The knife is 4 1/16" closed; Blade length from bolster to tip 3 1/8"; Sharpened edge 2 7/8"
Good Morning Guardians.
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Superb Lambsfoot my friend 
). Expecting low temperatures too, so I'll be wrapping up well, and pocketing Lucy Have a good day folks, it'll soon be the weekend 
Jack Black
Modoc ED
Now that's some fine pocket worn stag!
Great job, i am very interested in how your edge thinning goes.Now that's some fine pocket worn stag!
After seeing how nicely @JohnDF rounded the corners on his knife Skoll, I decided to take sandpaper to my new ebony. The corners of the handle were uncomfortably blocky, and dug into my palm just wrong.
Didn't really have to remove a lot of material, I just had to hit the right spots.
After 1000 grit sandpaper and wax, it is sooo much more comfortable now! I also filed down the kick so the tip won't catch and tear a hole in my pocket. I went slowly, and could have lowered it more, but I was running out of kick.
The next thing to do is reset a thinner edge on the blade, but I might not get a chance before the weekend. Now that I've "made it mine" it's gonna be a fine Lambsfoot.
You are correct.Did anyone remember
the 5th of November?
Can it be the Gunpowder Plot
has somehow been forgot?
I completely forgot, i think it is a generational thing. We used to have huge bonfires in every suburb and town when i was growing up, we called it Cracker Night. They were banned in the late sixties, and the next generations had no idea of it's relevance.
Thanks! I just got in a WorkSharp Angle Set sharpener. It's kind of like the Spyderco SharpMaker, but has diamond hones and more choices of angles. I can establish a 15 degree per side angle, and then a micro-bevel of 17.5 or 20.Great job, i am very interested in how your edge thinning goes.
