Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[mitch13]

I hope things settle down for you soon so you can enjoy the summer



RB !



Nice hat !



Thanks buddy, I did rework the handle a bit.






Nice shot of your GL-24

Thanks Steve

 

[Jack Black]

It should be a nice, cool day today after a few squalls with hail yesterday afternoon.

Thanks buddy, I did rework the handle a bit.






Nice shot of your GL-24

That'll explain it! Thanks my friend

Things have been extremely busy for the past few weeks (or month) so it’s been a while since I’ve been able to stop in, hope everyone is doing well. Got this fantastic Cosimo lamb with me today.

Also, funny calendar pic from yesterday.

Great to see you here Jeremy, and that fine-looking Lamb

 

[Jack Black]

I was expecting to have a job this morning, but then it didn't arrive. Since the weather was reasonable, I headed down to Charlie's. I had a couple of tasks to take care of in town, and was intending to have lunch. As soon as I got to town though, I received a request asking if I could write 2 press releases, so I took care of one of my jobs, grabbed a few things from the supermarket, and went back home. I had to settle for a steak slice (a pastry) for lunch, but it was pretty tasty

 

[Hoffmajo89]

Popping in to say hi and to share another pic of this fantastic lambfoot knife! It’s great to have a stainless option when the weather turns hot and my pockets turn sweaty

 

[SteveC]

Things have been extremely busy for the past few weeks (or month) so it’s been a while since I’ve been able to stop in, hope everyone is doing well. Got this fantastic Cosimo lamb with me today.

Also, funny calendar pic from yesterday.

That's a beauty !

Popping in to say hi and to share another pic of this fantastic lambfoot knife! It’s great to have a stainless option when the weather turns hot and my pockets turn sweaty View attachment 2897513

Great character on that one !

 

[SteveC]

Good morning Guardians !


I got up early and was finally able to stain a deck for a client. I've been waiting two weeks to get it done as the weather has just not cooperated.
Glad to have it done !

TEWsday

 

[echoscout]

Morning Guardians! Hope y'all have a productive day. Sawman is out and about today

 

[failbot]

While browsing through the Remington catalog, I noticed a copying blade. It was Remington's version of a Lambfoot or the blade that the workers of weaving production used? sorry, I forgot the name of the pattern


ah, that's it, I found an old useful topic

U

Thread 'Coping blade question'

Jun 27, 2015

While looking through my copy of Remington Knives Past and Present I saw something that has me curious. On the page illustrating the different blade types it shows a short wharncliffe with a saber grind and labeled it as a coping blade. It describes what we all call a coping blade as a cut off pen. Did Remington use different terminology than everyone else or did the name of the blade change over the years?
Thanks,
Jeremy

• Unclepapa
• Replies: 24
• Forum: Traditional Folders and Fixed Blades

 

[btb01]

While browsing through the Remington catalog, I noticed a copying blade. It was Remington's version of a Lambfoot or the blade that the workers of weaving production used? sorry, I forgot the name of the pattern

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ah, that's it, I found an old useful topic

U

Thread 'Coping blade question'

Jun 27, 2015

While looking through my copy of Remington Knives Past and Present I saw something that has me curious. On the page illustrating the different blade types it shows a short wharncliffe with a saber grind and labeled it as a coping blade. It describes what we all call a coping blade as a cut off pen. Did Remington use different terminology than everyone else or did the name of the blade change over the years?
Thanks,
Jeremy

• Unclepapa
• Replies: 24
• Forum: Traditional Folders and Fixed Blades

Nah, definitely not a Lambsfoot. The shape’s all wrong. Looks more like a short wharncliffe.

 

[euroken]

Dark in the shadows...but need no introduction My favorite EDC..

 

[Campbellclanman]

Good day Guardians !


Heading over to my brothers for lunch to celebrate my birthday.

I*XL C. Johnson in my pocket. I hope everyone's having a good weekend



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Hope you had a fantastic Birthday Steve! Lovely Bone on that I*XL!

 

[Campbellclanman]

Wostenholm survivor

Wow Barry, that's a gorgeous I*XL, what a beauty there!

 

[Campbellclanman]

It’s gotten to be the same here. Even when I took all those coins in, which was almost 15 years ago, I had to call several branches of the local/regional bank we used at the time to find one that had a coin counting machine in back, but at least they did it at no charge for account holders. Now I think you pretty much have to roll them yourself before you can take them anywhere. (We also have the supermarket machines, but the fees are practically highway robbery.)

I’d imagine so. I’m sure we’ll eventually move away from the $1 bill here, but I doubt it’ll be any time soon.



Happy birthday, Steve!

Barret, that is one gorgeous Knife my friend! Let alone all the others in the below shot!

 

[Campbellclanman]

Sorry for my lack of participation, Guardians. I should be put in jail for my transgressions against my pals. We are at less than 50% manpower and with the federal hiring freeze we are not able to backfill our positions. Not complaining because I love my job but I am working about 70-72 hours a week. Paychecks are good but family time has suffered.

Each one of these lines represent a unit in the field. Red means they are shooting actual bullets. Anywhere from 9mm to dropping 500lb bombs. It’s been hectic .

Been carrying a lamb everyday like always and today I got the Charlie lamb. Please excuse my spotty participation. If I’ve missed life altering moments for you all I truly apologize.


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Long Days Paul matey!

 

[SteveC]

Morning Guardians! Hope y'all have a productive day. Sawman is out and about today

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Sweet Saynor !

Hope you had a fantastic Birthday Steve! Lovely Bone on that I*XL!

Thanks mate, I did !

 

[SteveC]

Bonus pic of the day

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

I’ve decided to take a break from here for a while. I need to focus on my health and spending more quality time with my kids. Too often I find myself scrolling through knife content instead of focussing on the people that matter most in my life. Recently while scrolling this thread one of my boys asked why I was always on my phone, wasn’t a good feeling.

I wanted to say a big thank you to all those that I’ve got to know the last few years. The guardians thread in particular has been a great place to meet and chat with fellow knife enthusiasts, folks I call my friends.

As a kid I grew up loving the lambfoot knife and it’s solidified as my favourite pattern since I started collecting. I’ve been introduced to some great makers and beautiful pieces.

I doubt I’ll be gone forever and will try to pop in time to time but I am making a conscious effort to cut back on being distracted from my family and from spending too much money on knives.

My GL-24 is and will always be a special knife to me and a great momento of all the fine people involved here.




You can always stay in touch with a pm, they come through to my email.

Until we chat again, I wish you all the best my friends.

 

[mitch13]

I’ve decided to take a break from here for a while. I need to focus on my health and spending more quality time with my kids. Too often I find myself scrolling through knife content instead of focussing on the people that matter most in my life. Recently while scrolling this thread one of my boys asked why I was always on my phone, wasn’t a good feeling.

I wanted to say a big thank you to all those that I’ve got to know the last few years. The guardians thread in particular has been a great place to meet and chat with fellow knife enthusiasts, folks I call my friends.

As a kid I grew up loving the lambfoot knife and it’s solidified as my favourite pattern since I started collecting. I’ve been introduced to some great makers and beautiful pieces.

I doubt I’ll be gone forever and will try to pop in time to time but I am making a conscious effort to cut back on being distracted from my family and from spending too much money on knives.

My GL-24 is and will always be a special knife to me and a great momento of all the fine people involved here.
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You can always stay in touch with a pm, they come through to my email.

Until we chat again, I wish you all the best my friends.

Fair enough. Do what you need too. I did when the kids were younger.
We will be here!

 

[mitch13]

 

[mac0731]

I’ve decided to take a break from here for a while. I need to focus on my health and spending more quality time with my kids. Too often I find myself scrolling through knife content instead of focussing on the people that matter most in my life. Recently while scrolling this thread one of my boys asked why I was always on my phone, wasn’t a good feeling.

I wanted to say a big thank you to all those that I’ve got to know the last few years. The guardians thread in particular has been a great place to meet and chat with fellow knife enthusiasts, folks I call my friends.

As a kid I grew up loving the lambfoot knife and it’s solidified as my favourite pattern since I started collecting. I’ve been introduced to some great makers and beautiful pieces.

I doubt I’ll be gone forever and will try to pop in time to time but I am making a conscious effort to cut back on being distracted from my family and from spending too much money on knives.

My GL-24 is and will always be a special knife to me and a great momento of all the fine people involved here.
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You can always stay in touch with a pm, they come through to my email.

Until we chat again, I wish you all the best my friends.

Family first! I find myself in the same struggle on occasion. Have been trying to relegate a majority of my knife scrolling to after the kids bedtime. I admire the motivation in your break.