Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: bjrogg on February 17, 2022, 07:16:28 pm
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I started out to make a arrow head my previous point, but I just couldn’t make myself give up that much of the point I already had.
This spall was just what I needed. I like this shape point. I’m hoping to harvest something with it someday.
Obsidian just a touch of red and a touch of clear.
Bjrogg
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Looks real good bjrogg. Definitely on my list of learning.
Piddler
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Thanks Piddler. Flint knapping is what got me started in my primitive adventure. Between making bows, arrows and flint knapping. I find flint knapping by far the most challenging and humbling.
Bjrogg
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Looks good BJ
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Now for the shaft
Bjrogg
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Real nice BJ. Flake scars always show up well on your pics! Nice clean glue up also. Broke an obsidian piece in half the other day with a pressure flaker right when it was almost finished :-K
Mike
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Thanks Mike. I had one more small ridge on the base. It was already pretty thin. It was all I could do to stop from trying to get it. I left it there. It really didn’t make any trouble, but part of me still wants to try hits it.
Bjrogg
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Very nice arrow!
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Thank You White Falcon
I do think this is a very nice point for hunting. It is certainly sharp. I was doing a little sanding to smooth out the river cane shaft. I got a little careless and accidentally cut my hand when I brushed the point with it. Pretty good bleeder from that one. No pictures though.
Bjrogg
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Looks nice BJ
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Sounds wicked sharp