Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Taylors Eye Witness video:

 

In my humble opinion, Jack, you continue to make a big confusion (again), I didn't complain about anything!
I only compared it with a problem with a knife, with sparse in the rear of the spring that my HB had the same problem, that's all!
I never thought I was going to ask others to judge me, but patience!

 

Jack, I don't want to continue this discussion, but by the way, if you compare the work backs of Michael May and TEW (like my knife), they are exactly the same!

 

Good night to you too, all the best.

 

This ebony Big ‘Un — a recent gift from @Jack Black; thanks again, my friend! — lent a hand with an important task today.

 

Great picture. Speaks volumes to the hard core chores we ask from our knives these days.

 

Jose @Pt-Luso , I think it's really simple... Maybe a different voice will help.
Jack takes great pride in the knives he had produced for us. All of us take great pride in owning them. If there is an unhappy customer, he would rather make it right with them. That's the mark of a stand-up guy and honest business man. If you continue to complain about the knife, it reflects badly on him and makes him feel bad. You seem like a nice guy that wouldn't want to make anybody feel bad, especially one that's trying to do the right thing. Send the knife back to him for a refund or don't complain about it any more. Jack is trying his best and we should all try to do the same. Hopefully I don't get in trouble for trying to mediate.

 

Spring- please come soon!!!

 

Such a contrast, but I'm used to it. Here in Central Texas we are experiencing the typical February weather, with temperatures swinging weekly between 30 and 80 degrees. I'm trying to decide if it's too early to plant peas this weekend.

 

I'd go for it. Peas are a good early season crop. Of course they don't get planted here in Western New York until at least April. Beautiful ebony on that lambsfoot too. I've found myself lusting after one in ebony or desert ironwood lately. Gotta wait for the weather to clear up so I can cut some trees and make some money first though.

 

Thanks. That's an ebony big'un special order that Jack had made.
Yeah, I think I will go for it. I doubt we'll get a hard freeze, and if we do I won't lose the whole crop. I like to plant rows a week apart so they don't all come in at once. Last time I waited too long to plant and by May the sun was burning up the leaves.

 

Thanks John. That’s funny, us both looking at the same knife.

@Jack Black - Thank you Jack. I was simply paying tribute to the variety of Life experiences you’ve had. It’s impressive. As for your Hartshead being a constant companion, when you have such a gem, it’s one and done. Every one of us seeks the perfect knife. Seems like you found yours. Cheers!

@Ramrodmb - What a lovely Lamb floral image, Mark.

 

Thank you very much for your help, John.
I fully agree that Jack is proud of the knives he produced for us and that I am lucky to have four.
But the question here is not to return the knife, since from the beginning I said that I did not want to return it, however I think (perhaps I am wrong), that I am free to say that this knife is not perfect.
There will be no problem for you for trying to mediate this matter, a big hug John.
I just hope this matter ends here, I am full.