Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: knapperhead on December 02, 2013, 04:22:54 pm
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I plan on hafting this little guy onto my first arrow. It's some local stone that I heat treated. I have the shaft ready, turkey feathers and finally a half way decent point. I'll post it up next week sometime. The glass one i made from a Herrudara bottle but don't tell my wife >:D.
Thanks for looking
(http://i1108.photobucket.com/albums/h403/knapperhead/Points2.jpg)
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nice cahokia point
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Thanks Bowman, the base was a little thick so I couldn't notch it like these pros do but I'm happy with it. It's the first one that I didn't blow one of the ears off.
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yeah getting it thin enough that it doesnt stall is hard.
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I still have a hard time focusing on thinning the ends first. I know I'm supposed to but my skills limit my decisions.
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nice one knapperhead, don't worry those notches are fine, I don't think ya want deep notches on a hunting point anyway
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Nice work.
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Those are nice points. What type of stone is that?
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Nice points! I bet they will do the job!
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That's a fine little point and like Bub said those deep nothches are just for the cool factor :).
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Very nice point, now after halfting youll want a whole set :)
Knapper
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Very nice, now turn it red.
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Nice points. Looks like fun stone to work.
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Thanks for the compliments......
That rock was pretty grainy but I cooked it twice for 24 hours and made it a lot more workable.