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North Florida Knapping
Приєднався 27 вер 2013
Flint knapping , Primitive Archery, and other Adventures
Flint Knapping River to Point
In the video we will go on a kayak trip to collect natural Florida stone we will heat treat the stone and Knapp a point from it.
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Flintknapping Hornstone Buck Creek style point
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Knapping a nodule of kentucky hornstone chert/flint into a thin buck creek style atlatal point. If you haven't subscribed, please consider doing so. Also, please like and comment, it helps the youtube algorithm. #flintknapping #chert #flint #arrowhead #primitivetechnology #bowandarrow
Knapping A Bolen from Flint River Chert
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In this video I knap a plain bolen rock to point. If you enjoy videos about flint knapping and other primitve art please subscribe to the channel for more content like this.
Flint Knapping Fort Payne Chert
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Knapping a lost lake style point this point is knapped from some very nice fort payne chert If you enjoy these kinds of videos, please like and subscribe. If you haven't already, please check out our giveaway for 100 subscribers over on the channel. #chert #flintknapping #primitivetechnology #primitive
Primitive Flint Knife for 100 subscribers
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In honor of 100 subribers to the channel We will be giving away the flint knife we made on the channel. Comment to win #flintknapping #stonetools #primitivetechnology #primitive #knife #chert #flint
Knappin A spearpoint from Florida Chert
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Knapping a Skinny Spear Point from Coastal Plains Chert from North Florida. In this video, we turn a biface of heat treated coastal plains chert from the santa Fe river into a nice spearpoit If you enjoy the video, please like and subscribe. Also, please leave some feedback in the form of a comment. #chert #flintknapping #primitive #florida #flint #projectilepoint #stonetools
Knapping a dacite spearpoint and Yapping
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Knapping a dacite spearhead and yapping through it. In this video, I take a spall of dacite and knapp it into a beautiful spearpoint. #flintknapping #chert #obsidian #primitive #primitivetechnology #projectilepoint
How to Make A Primitive Arrow
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Ever wanted to learn the ancient skill of arrow making? This video takes you step-by-step through the process of crafting a primitive arrow using natural materials. discover the secrets to creating an effective arrow for primitive hunting. Learn how to Straighten and smooth the shaft Fletch your arrow with natural feathers Secure the tip and fletching #flintknapping #primitive #archery #selfbow
Lost Lake Spearpoint Silent Knapping
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Lost Lake/Clay spearpoint made from novaculite silent knapping with no talking. Made from a Stone called novaculite #flintknapping #chert #flint #primitive #survivalskills
Knapping an Obsidian Arrowhead
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knapping a Gunther style arrow point from obsidian If you enjoy the video, please like and subscribe for more content
Flintknapping: how to make a Flint Hunting Point
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Knapping a Cahokia style flint hunting point from a texas cobble Texas cobble is not heat treated. The arrowhead made in this video would be a good size for an arrowhead for primitive archery. Historically, they would be smaller but are required to be a certain size in most state. Check your local laws If you enjoy the video, please like and subscribe as always. Feedback is appreciated. Thanks ...
Flint Knapping Cahokia/ish Point from Flint Ridge
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Flint Knapping Cahokia/ish Point from Flint Ridge
Flint Knife/Dagger How to Haft (Part 2)
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Flint Knife/Dagger How to Haft (Part 2)
Flint Knapping: Flint Dagger (Part 1) Knapping
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Flint Knapping: Flint Dagger (Part 1) Knapping
Flintknapping Heat Treated Texas chert
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Flintknapping Heat Treated Texas chert
Flint knapping a Dalton ( Talking Heat Treat)
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Flint knapping a Dalton ( Talking Heat Treat)
Knapping a blade from high-grade Texas flint
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Knapping a blade from high-grade Texas flint
That is sick! Keep up the good work brother, you are definitely gonna be one of the greats one day!
Thank you I really appreciate it. That is my goal hopefully I can make better and better content.
What did you use to wrap it?
I’m guessing it’s rawhide but not sure
@@bracoop2 I used whitetail deer rawhide strips
That’s freaking sick dude! That stone is very gorgeous.
@@bracoop2 thanks man I appreciate it
Dude, that's sweet as hell!
Thanks man I'm super pleased with it
@@North_Florida_Knapping I'm bit a very creative person. I would have never thought of using a bone like that. Makes me want to try to make one too.
@Tradbow85 ostrich leg bone. You can order them online or possible get them at you local pet store. They need lots of prep though. Very greasy.
A low boil could help clean the marrow out but not too hot or it will damage the bone integrity
So hard to watch with the piece out of view for most of the video.
Sorry about that still learning how to film this. Try my latest video and see if that angle is a little better. Thanks for your feedback.
I found an outcrop of that stuff in a lake in middle florida. gators tho
What lake lol 😆 asking for a friend lol
@@Wildernessquestoutdoors got it thanks that's a good ways from me south I appreciate it lol
I have a bunch of agatized coral slabs and whole rock from Florida and it needs heat... 600-675° but it naps decent when treated to 500°
Yes all our rocks are different I took this to around 450 and it works well but could probably go as high as 550 safely. Although some of our chert and coral is borderline unworkable below about 600.
@@North_Florida_Knappingthis stuff I have is from million souls mine. It's so beautiful and the stuff you have is beautiful. Very nice point bud.
Beautiful Material Man. Ive never knapped any of it. 😎🏹
Me neither but it seems to be good quality and has nice colors. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Very nice Gene Gorringe Mi ✌️🇺🇲🇬🇧
@genegorringe7395 thank you much appreciated
Looks hella good brother 👌
Thank you sir
You have more balls than me, I never would have went for that last flake. Great looking point!
I just couldn't stand it. It was really thin except that spot. It would have made me crazy to leave it 😆.
Watch flintknapping tips with Marty Reuter (sp) for about indirect tips
Yes I have watched him. I could only dream of being that good especially with abo tools.
weld up my workbench too
put a handle on my axe head, make it a video.
@lewiswilliams2907 go buy an ostrich leg bone I'll haft it too that and make a video. You can get them at pets mart lol 😆
@@North_Florida_Knapping alright but imma order one the hell with going into the zoo.
Beautiful point! Good stuff. 🤘🏼
Thanks much appreciated. There is a full video making it up now if you are interested
@@North_Florida_Knapping Awesome, I’ll give it a look
I've only worked a couple flakes of raw FR and couple heated FR. The raw stuff was super tough.
This is raw it. Heated pretty hot it will turn a beautiful red color but becomes extremely fragile. In the raw state it does not tolerate mistakes very well.
Sound is good.
Thanks that's good news
If you bought it from Brad Moore its Raw material. I got some Hornstone, ft.payne from him last month. Pretty good stuff. Brad gathers good stone at good prices.
No sir I got this from Jeremy Cook over on Facebook he was running a deal on it. I've never knapped it but I really like it.
@@North_Florida_Knapping ive seen Jeremy have some nice stuff before. Never bought from him yet.
@RedEyedPatriot he had this on sale. I think it was 75 shipped for a large flat rate. That was a week or so ago, but maybe check with him. It's not a bad deal
You’re not worth a damn the last 15minutes that I really wanted to see you were out of frame. Lee Gibbs😊
Sorry about that I think I've made some improvements on other videos.
Awesome job not many guys make these videos, nice bow as well
Thank you very much glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully more to come soon
Sweet !!
Thanks please check put my channel for more flint knapping content.
@@North_Florida_Knapping I already have been for a while bud. Just subbed👍 Please feel free to check out my stuff too. Everything on it is old now and I've moved on a fair bit I think. Will post up a whole stack of my newest work soon. I'm about 40 miles from London in England so all English flint work. Thanks for replying.
@scottlaugher-flintknapping awesome I really appreciate and I did check out your stuff as well that clear english flint is amazing might have to do some trading sometime. Also, you sound like Will Lord must be from the same part of England?
Nice Bow 🏹😮
Thanks much appreciated.
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Thanks I'm glad you liked it
Nice job on the blade! Perfect thickness for a knife!
Thanks it turned out pretty good. I appreciate it
Would like to buy some of your flakes for bushcraft projects
You may be better off buying some off of the internet. Check out a website called neolithics.
Where can i get some dacite
I live in central fla
It's best to order it off the internet. There is a website called neolithics that will have everything you need.
It would be nice to win even better to be taught how Just like old saying give a man a fish feedhim one meal Teach to fish feed him for life🎉
Check out the rest of the channel if you haven't already there is a two part series of the build process of this knife.
Umbridge is the magical version of moms for liberty
Continue to post content and keep on Chippin. The Subscribers will come with time. Glad to be here. 😎🏹
Thanks man I appreciate it I'm happy to even get here it's going better than I expected. Thanks for your continued support
Great job making that knife
Thank you much appreciated
Looks great, thanks for the chance!
Thanks for your support
Congratulations @tradbow85 please message me on Instagram so we can set up shipping. My Instagram is @north_florida_knapping. If this doesn't work for you let me know
@@North_Florida_Knapping No way! Thank you getting on Insta now
@@North_Florida_Knapping I can't seem to find you. Mine is tossin_stone_flintknapping
Good job man I just started a new channel myself it’s called Settle outdoors.
Thanks man. I checked out you channel good work. The views will come stick with it.
Really enjoy your channel. Keep up the good work. 🦉
Thanks for the feedback. I'm glad you are enjoying the channel. Thanks for your support.
Nice point bro. Also use hashtags in your titles or description. Like #flintknapping #stone #tools #points #arrowheads or relevant hashtags like that. Helps the algorithm push your videos out to people
Thanks man I appreciate that I stopped using them because I thought maybe it didn't work I got back to doing that
@@North_Florida_Knapping well if someone types in Flintknapping. The algorithm searches the title first, then checks the description for key words. It can't hurt for sure.
Awesome good to know man I always appreciate the feed back I wondered why some videos do so much better than others maybe that's why.
Nice job! How long you been Knapping?
Thanks I really appreciate it I have been knapping off and on since I was about 12 (Im 27 now) but got more serious a few years back.
@@North_Florida_Knapping nice! I've been Knapping since I was 13, and I just turned 15 a few months ago!
Awesome man now is the best time to get good before you have a job and life gets in the way lol 😆
@@North_Florida_Knapping sure is!
Get you a 16 or 18 penny steel nail and flatten it down on a half round file. Itll not bend like that horseshoe nail does. You can leave the nail stucking out farther for deeper notches. If the nail aint big enough then put a sliver of leather in there with it and tighten the set screws.
I've been meaning to do something different. The horseshoe nail has to go. I'll give that a try I need to be able to put more force into the notches.
@@North_Florida_Knapping i saw a Feller take a copper pipe and hammer flat one end a couple inches down and used it to notch. Worked great I plan to make one. Also can look up the NotchOMatic. Its a spring loaded thing. I won one from Danny Collins Lithics and Leather on a giveaway.
Always loved Novaculite. Ive knapped a few peices of it. It flakes nicely 😎🏹
I love it myself wonderful stuff. It's the best of flint and obsidian together in one.
450 * for 6 hours gradually raise your heat and gradually lower the heat after six hours 50* at a time.
Yes, this is close to what I did in this heat, but I tried an insulated lid, and I think I pushed it too hot, honestly. Although some stuff turned out good. I hope to revisit this in a future video. Thank you for your feedback.
Nice outcome on that. Subbed. 🎉
Thank you. I watch your channel as well, so that means something coming from someone like you with an already successful channel. I'm glad you liked it. Hopefully, more content to come soon.
Very nice 👍🤩🙏😇❤️🇺🇸
Thank you sir I appreciate it
Nice job! I've really gotten into hafting into hollow handles (bone/antler/pith-centered woods like elderberry) using rounded stem bases on the blades. Those "lock" into the hollow with a little pitch glue and greatly strengthen the haft from the perpendicular pressure of cutting with the blade, often making wrappings more for "show" than strength.
Absolutely, I use bone often, especially white tail leg bone . The wrappings pretty much are for show , though they will keep the point in something like an arrow if the haft come loose
Glad to hear you talking about arrow-sized points being tiny. Nearly all the arrow points in the SW will fit on the last joint of your thumb!
Yes most of what we find in florida are triangular and no more than an 1" long and 3/8 wide.
Sweet 😎🏹
Thanks man glad you liked it
Gonna shatter inside... brutal
Sometimes they do, but sometimes they stay together, either was it would not be fun.
Personally I would wear gloves with the fingertips removed since that would still allow tactile sensation where it matters. Very easy to slice a tendon.
Yes unfortunately the finger tip is the spot that gets cut the most 😕 so it would actually be better to have just the tips and some tape or something I've seen that method in the past.
@@North_Florida_Knapping I was judging based on the way you're holding that edge against the lower portion of your fingers where tendons are not very deep. Severed one years ago. The reason I often do not use gloves is so I have that tactile feel at my fingertips. Figured you were doing it for the same reason.
Yes and no I'm basically putting pressure against the back to support the flake. The area that resting against my palm or base of my fingers isn't the scary sharp part. The flakes that are being removed that I support with my fingertips are. I'm not saying you shouldn't wear gloves it's just hard for me personally. I've never cut a tendon, though, and I hope that never happens. Although I definitely see how it could. Although the tactile feel is exactly why I don't wear gloves. Thanks for the insight. I hope you enjoy the videos. Did you sever your tendon knapping?
@@North_Florida_Knapping No, foolishly loading spiral ductwork into a work van without gloves. Double foolish because I was chatting and holding the pipe by the end where it is especially sharp. It caught on something in the van and chonked into my finger like a cookie cutter. Luckily it's a ring finger so it not being able to close the tip when making a fist isn't too bothersome. No feeling though and thought it would be numb for the rest of my life. Fortunately, the nerves somehow found a way to reconnect after a few years and feels perfectly normal now. The body is amazing.
very nice blade.
Thank you sir much appreciated
Your mic has worked out v well. Thanks for the show, I feel I have been exposed to an ancient world. To think that 30 minutes by the fire could make such an object. Subscribed to NFK
Thank you for the feedback I really appreciate it. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for the subscription. Hopefully more content to come.
What part of north Florida you in ?
Gilchrist county on the suwannee river
@@North_Florida_Knapping nice I’m in Cottondale north of Panama City
Oh yeah that's a nice area I'm more north central florida but we try not to be associated with that mess just a few hours south 😅
Beautiful
Thank you much appreciated