Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: DirtyDan on July 22, 2008, 10:15:40 pm
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I saw in a book or museums that native Americans sometimes wore small knives around their neck in a sheath. Here is what I came up with. The blade is Texas flint of some sort. Antler, sinew wrap and beads strung on deerskin lace.
Dan(http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm219/spiermo/new%20knives/DSC_0359.jpg)
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Very cool! I made a similar neck knife, using a Grizzly 190 grain 2 blade, and antler for handle.
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Good looking knife sheath and neck string Sir send them on and I will try them out ;D
Ron
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Hi, Nice work DD!!!! Did it take you long to do? Thanks for your time.
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Dang thats down right purty :)
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Good lookin' knife Dan!
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Thanks, guys. It did not take too long to string the beads. Most time for knapping the blade and sewing the sheath. Sheath is brown deerhide glued to goatskin rawhide to make it stiffer.
Dan
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Nice all around Dan! Your turning out all kinds of neat stuff :).
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Very nice Dan,man you are staying busy. ;)
Pappy
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Yep, Pappy. I get inspired every year when I visit you, and I just come home and start crankin' out projects.
Dan
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nice job sir that would come in handy in hunting season
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Ooooooo, I like that. :o I've got a couple of blade prefoms and I may have to make one of those. I also like the one that PatB posted (or made for someone, I can't remember) that goes on a sheath on the arm bracer. May need both. Can't have too many knives.
Mike