Primitive Archer
		Main Discussion Area => Cave Men only "Oooga Booga" => Topic started by: Coo-wah-chobee on February 25, 2008, 05:54:20 pm
		
			
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				.....................Been a little slow on this forum so I thought I would post this stone drill I just made fer some of my primitive projects. Old ones were wore out. I had point in case fer lots of years. Touched it up a bit and drill shaft is beautyberry I harvested a few months ago. Enjoy...bob
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				Looks neat, How does it work  ???
			
 
			
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				                  Ya spin it by hand er sometimes I use a bow fer it with a top block piece fer pressure..............bob
			
 
			
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				.......................Oh yeah it makes a hole quickly not as fast as a electric drill but what the hay !.............bob
			
 
			
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				Thanks Bob  ;D
			
 
			
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				sure its a drill!!!! but how do we know it works >:D ;D
			
 
			
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				Cool bob
			
 
			
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				 Lend me yer hand Jamie fer a minute ! >:D ;D......bob
			
 
			
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 Lend me yer hand Jamie fer a minute ! >:D ;D......bob
Now that I want to see >:D
			 
			
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				Cool drill, Bob. It's amazing how well they work if you get them tuned up right. I've made a couple that would drill through wood, bone, and soft rock like crazy, and a couple that wouldn't bore a hole in a stick of warm butter.  :)
			
 
			
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				Yes Steve. I tried it on a piece of sandstone today ! Right thru it effortlessly.  Dulled it a bit but just touched up the edges. Workee good ! ;D..........bob
			
 
			
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				Nice looking drill Bob. Justin
			
 
			
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				cool thats pretty primitive. :)
			
 
			
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				That give me an idear, hehe ;D. I always thought they just held the drill in their fingers and wrenched it back and forth. Hadn't thought about the stick spinning thing - thanks bob..
			
 
			
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				the rack i had for tanning was built primitive. the large hides when drying would tear the thing apart so i used a stone drill and bone auger to drill through the pieces and made wood pins. thing never moved again. probably leaning against the barn at my old house still
			
 
			
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				Great stuff bob. :)  It's on the list "to do".