Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: flecha on April 08, 2008, 02:00:47 pm
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Seven inch obsidian blade. Glass Buttes obsidian. From hard hammer percussion to final pressure flake, all "abo" tools.
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Awesome man!! Buck
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Ditto.
PS Is that snow in the picture? Man don't you guys know spring was last month. 8)
Mike
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very nice blade brother.. Hawk a/ho
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thats great! you are a great knapper
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That's a killer blade flecha! Just love it! Now you need to haft it to a stick and go stab something ;D >:D.
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Very nice! ;D I like it.
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Yeah, it's snow. I'm grateful for it, but ready for green grass. In February the long range NOAA forecast was for a warmer than normal spring. As luck would have it, it is still snowing. We're supposed to get another 12-18 inches today, above 8,000'.
I hafted one of these blades with milkweed cordage and pine-resin when I was a kid. I grew up in Oregon, where it rains once in a while, and wanted something to carry with me that would handle the moisture. I used it when the neighbor's dogs would chase me >:D
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Nice knife ! Looks like you got you a good bunch of glass buttes,I really like the stuff too. Frank
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Yeah, I love Glass Buttes stone. It is hard to beet the homogenous techture. The only stuff I've found that comes close to touching it is from the Malad, Id. area.
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That is a beautiful blade.