Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: JackCrafty on September 24, 2013, 09:35:53 am
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Killer work. Nice job fluting through the concrete pockets!
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Thanks, yeah, the concrete was a little rough. That's why the point is so small. :)
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Have you/do you plan to heat treat that stuff any?
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Man, you are good, I'd like to try that, but I'm afraid of getting cut.
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Keep me coming, that's what keeps us going :)
Knapper
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You da man Patrick! Those are looking good so far. Make me wanna go rock hounding again :).
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Scott, all the pieces you see are heat treated. :)
Knapper, lots more to come.
Paul, I'm sending you these plus some heat treated spalls. I think you'll find the heat treated stuff "interesting". It's a bit like some heat treated quartz I got from James Parker at the classic: kind of crumbly when hitting the platforms but the flakes travel well.
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Well thank ya Mr Patrick :). Hmm, doesn't look like the heat really slicked em up all that much? Will have to experiment a little.
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How high did ya take em? I'm guessing 350-400?!?
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Yep, 400 degrees for 4 hours.