Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Primitive Skills => Topic started by: swamp yeti on July 31, 2015, 02:38:55 pm
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I thought I would do something a little different I made a greenstone celt.The celt was pecked,ground,polished and the bit was sharpend with a piece of sandstone.The length of the celt is five and a half inches and the width at the bit is two and a half inches.After I made the celt I made a handle from white oak.
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Cool looking Celt. I hope you made something with that tree. You should never kill a poor tree unless you are going to use it or eat it. That is not Ethical chopping.
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Thanks Mullet,the tree was leaning over my road bed into the bottom could not get my tractor up under it,good practice for my celt.
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Yea buddy! Love it. How'd you polish it ?
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I polished it with fine sand and water on a big flat piece of sandstone.
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Nice piece of pecking around!
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Nice work, Pete.
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Thanks Pat and JW.
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This must be a typo--
"The length of the celt is five and a half inches and
the width at the bit is seven and a half inches."
No matter the pics look great. Nice work.
Zuma
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Excuse me Zuma it is 2 and a half inches,I must have had seven on my mind,
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LOL, you got to imagine the image I had in my head
while the photo was loading. :laugh: