Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: maddog314 on August 21, 2012, 12:12:06 am
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Making these for my brother Mark Anderson
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That's a nice set. Nothing wrong with glass.
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nice job maddog. I like a set! 8) dpg
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Well done on that glass!! I always struggle to keep glass points together, but you did great on that set!
Scott
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nice set maddog, i like glass point's, cheap practice and sevicable too, Bub
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Nice batch of points! Look like 40 oz
Tracy
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they shure are 40's I found some old ones that have really flat bottoms. I made around 60 preforms in the last two days. my hands are throbing....
thanks for looking
Micah
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Awesome! Been reading my article, haven't ya? :laugh:
I love glass. It makes great points and it's cheap and you can find it anywhere. And they work great for putting meat in the pot too! Those are some great looking points!
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Awesome! Been reading my article, haven't ya? :laugh:
I love glass. It makes great points and it's cheap and you can find it anywhere. And they work great for putting meat in the pot too! Those are some great looking points!
Even when I can get stone, I think I will use glass for hunting points. It's so plentiful, I just feel so bad if the bust them.
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Nice points ! I read Billys article in primative archer. I should take some pics of the points I am making now. Getting better slowly. Notching is hardess part for me. Found some plate glass in woods.Best part is already flat.
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I run out of stone pretty regularly, but there is always glass. Most of my hunting points are made out of glass. Nicely done! Josh
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what is the trick to rolling over the edges? I can nock the bottom out pretty good but when I take a rock and try to roll the edges over they are still to steep to flake a shard off.