Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: nclonghunter on March 17, 2015, 11:44:32 pm
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I am donating this for auction and the proceeds go to youth education. It is a like reproduction of Otzi's knife and sheath. It is Eastern red cedar handle with Georgetown blade. The blade is glued in with pine pitch, wrapped with sinew and then the finish wrap is braintan deer skin. The rear toggle is hand twisted dogbane. Handle is oiled with bear oil. The sheath is made of common jute, but plan on a basswood or poplar sheath later. Otzi is a fascinating study. The picture of course is the original.
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Awesome! :)
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Very nice, looks very real! :) :)
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I like very much. 8)
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good job
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Nice replication!
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Thanks guys, a labor of love as they say...
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Real nice work nclonghunter! Otzi is a fascinating piece of history.
Tracy
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Awesome repo man. I really dig the sheath.
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great work! Looks better than the original ;)
Was the sheath hard to do?
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That does look authentic. Nice work.