Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: bjrogg on January 05, 2021, 08:09:51 pm
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I did a little trade with Patrick and this rock was part of it. I was thinking it was flint ridge when I first saw it. Worked pretty nice. Was pretty slick. The deeper I got inside it the more I thought it might be some Texas rock.
Whatever it is I’m already happy with the trade and I still have more stone to hit.
Thank Patrick.
Bjrogg
Here’s just starting
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Switched to indirect
Not perfect. I got a few steps, but I still kinda like it.
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Looking good!
Hawkdancer
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It sure is pretty rock
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That’s looking really good, can’t wait to see the finished point!
Oh the top picture just came through, that’s sweet! I was only seeing the edge profile pictures.
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Looks good BJ
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Love that shape, great job. john
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Looking good. :OK
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I finished this one up.
I think it turned out nice. Not sure what this material is but I would like to get more of it. Makes a nice sharp durable point.
I halved it to a Red Osier fore shaft with pine pitch glue and sinew. I will make a main shaft lance handle that the fore shaft will fit into.
Really makes me want to stab something.
Bjrogg
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That looks awesome
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Turned out really nice BJ
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Looks good. I'm sure anything being stabbed by that wouldn't like it )P( (A)
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Looks like white 'chert', like that found in Missouri.
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Nice work!
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I'm pretty sure it's Flint Ridge. Turned out great! )P(
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Thanks for the kind words everyone.
Thanks Patrick for the trade. I was thinking Flint Ridge when I unwrapped it. It was a nice piece and I’m glad I didn’t screw it up.
Bjrogg