Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Stringman on June 08, 2013, 11:38:49 am
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I got this piece of dacite in a trade from Mr. Lemos. It was significantly larger before I started, but I was having alot of trouble over striking the platforms. After I figured out the force required I had more success. Ended up with this 7" Hemphill style blade.
(http://i1311.photobucket.com/albums/s670/cotton7611/8EDD9808-5C7D-49C8-A933-08C194747013-240-00000012E6AF4328_zps2e59a158.jpg)
(http://i1311.photobucket.com/albums/s670/cotton7611/9D7689E2-4814-456F-8120-7E89D8E60AD0-240-00000012ECE7619C_zpse06c1379.jpg)
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Very nice! I know a guy that really likes that style - he makes them out of glass and floor tiles.
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Wow! It's amazing what a talented individual such as yourself can do with a simple rock. The dacite I pieces I beat on don't come out looking anything like that. Well done sir!
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Very nice.
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sweet blade Scott, what is it close to 8"?
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I like those big ones. Nice!
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Thanks guys, I was guessin earlier when I said 7". After putting the tape to it, it is only 6". Still a nice size for me. Thanks again, Art, for your generousity!
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Scott, gotta love that black butter ;D Great lookin blade , I like that hemphill style. Bob
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didn't see the 7" in your post, look's bigger than that
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Beautiful work Scott! I love it! Clean ; :o
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8)
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Dam nice blade Scott! You've evolved a lot in a short time.
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Well done the scale of this piece is great! Nice work indeed