Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: nugget on September 07, 2008, 02:55:39 pm
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Here is my first attempt at a stone blade knife. I guess you could call it that?
It is an obsidian point I made that is too big for an arrow, so I made a little shiv out of it. The handle is an old shed antler I found that the rats had gnawed on. I pine pitch to glue it in. The beads are some old 1700's trade beads ,except for the one round wooden bead.
TJ
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nice.....thats cool...that will be a good game gutter for ya!
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Looks like a knife to me, TJ. Nice work. 8) Pat
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Thanks ;D been busy all day trying to get some stuff done.
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Looks like you have been busy. Looks nice.
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I like it, TJ. That kilt have pockets?
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I just hope he don't get mad at me and cut me the next time we are out shooting stumps.
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no kinda about it....
nice knife TJ.... really like the teeth marks and the bead work. cool
wade
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Very nice. Good job on the obsidian. Where'd you get the beads?
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Nice knife,just the right size. :)
Pappy
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the beads came from a friend of mine who collects them . he does all the big mountain man rendesvouuz.
Madcrow that is a stabbin knife
Mullet no pockets just my sporran
Thanks guys for the comments
TJ
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Looks good, TJ. Nice work!
Oh, and a lot of the old authentic stone knives that are found tend to be about that size and style instead of our usual concept of a big long skinny blade.
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Thanks Hillbilly. I am gonna try and knap out another one with more of a klnife blade shape to it. I have a deer leg bone that is wanting to be a handle.
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What kind of cordage is that, looks like milkweed maybe?
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Hemp
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Homegrown? ;D
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I love the gnawed on handle. It really adds character. Justin
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If it is homegrown I will never confess to it. ;)