Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: jamie on July 09, 2010, 07:37:15 am
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top left is a piece of texas concrete that i believe may of had some chert somewhere in it (still havent found it ;D ) , another neck knife made from onandaga , one stack i couldnt get rid of but im more than happy with it.(thanks russ love this stuff). a couple of mahogany cahokias. normanskill knife, this one is a reproduction i did for a collector. he wanted that abo look so i left it thick. i was jonseing so bad to take the turtle-back off this thing, but thats what he wanted. for size reference the knife is 6"
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/coyotebow/knapping/003-16.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/coyotebow/knapping/002-18.jpg)
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Very cool points there Jamie! Really like how thin you're getting them
Tracy
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Nice collection there Jamie - I like..
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Hey Jamie long time my friend. I will be getting a load of that up in Letchworth I also have located the Eastern escarpment of Onondaga but gotta go and get it. I love searching and doing research on local stuff. I have info on chert in most of the eastern states and eveytime I go somewhere I look...its almost a sickness for rocks..lol Anyway great points Jamie and talk to u soon.
Russell
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Thanks guys. Still plannin on coming up at some point this summer russ, let ya know when.
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Jamie, Man, those are sweet.
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Ed ever since you posted your neck knife I've been makin one after another. I love em and me and my buds use em all the time
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Jamie, it's a tool that works.
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Nice work,I like them all. :)
Pappy
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Nice blades, some fine chipping there.
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I hope u do make it it wasnt that bad of a trip when I get the spots setlled I will definatley invite u up Jamie. I saw a neck knife on Ebay with a pipe on the end of it. Im not sure what they are smoking out of it ::) but did look like a good knife... Hey Jamie what s happening up ur way? TTYL!
Russ