Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Tower on February 29, 2012, 11:06:57 pm
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Today I found a little time to knap around a bit. I made this point out of some chert I found in the Colorado river here in TX. Its kinda tough raw but with a littel heat it some of the most delicate material I've knapped. I broke the tip , so I hate to rework it. Messed the base up. The pictures are a little old I have touched up the tip & base since they were taken. I like the flake scars. It 97 grains , think it will make a good one for next year. Tower
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I love it! Every point you post, I have to study the way you set up the notches.
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That point is killer! Well done. Your abrader and its shape caught my attention. Do you strategically use it to get the most out of it?
Tracy
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Thats a nice one!!! I dont see where you messed up the base.
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Love it! Absolutely awesome man! A true craftsman is measured by how well he covers his mistakes. Well done man :) :) :)
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thats sweet!!!
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Very nice work,can't no bad parts.Sure you got the right pictures ? ' Frank
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another beauty Don! little more long and skinny than your usual. hope it gets red! dpgratz
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Now that is a beauty.Mighty fine work. :)
Pappy
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I need six of those great points!
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Wait....how come he doesn't have bandaids on his fingers? Just kidding, I wish I could do that kinda work!!
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Wait....how come he doesn't have bandaids on his fingers? Just kidding, I wish I could do that kinda work!!
Cause he aint workin with obsidian....lol
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I wanna thank everyone for the kind remarks . I love this thing we call Knapping. Tracy, I have two fine abraders I use for finnishing an edge & they both look alike. Is nothing intentional just kinda works out that way.
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Very fine piece of work.