Primitive Precision: Bushcrafting a Quartzite Knife in the Wilderness using "FLINT KNAPPING"
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- Join Jay, using primitive skills, as he takes on the ultimate challenge: crafting a scalpel sharp knife from impossible quartzite straight out of a river!
In this epic wilderness adventure, Jay ventures into the rugged terrain, searching for the perfect piece of quartzite to shape into a razor-sharp blade. With his expert skills and patience, he coaxes the stone into a stunning knife, all while sharing his knowledge and techniques with you.
From selecting the perfect material to the final sharpening strokes, Jay's expertise and passion for flintknapping shine through in this inspiring video. So sit back, relax, and get ready to be amazed by the art of creating something truly remarkable from nature's own treasures.
Hit the play button and join Jay on this incredible journey, as he proves that with determination and skill, even the impossible can become a reality!"
This description highlights the host, Jay and his impressive skills, while also emphasizing the unique challenge and adventure of crafting a knife from quartzite found in a river.
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Thank you all for being a part of this incredible journey - here's to many more years of healing, exploration and discovery! 🌄🌿🌟
1. Flintknapping
2. Wilderness survival
3. Primitive skills
4. Quartzite knife
5. Rivercraft
6. Outdoor skills
7. Bushcraft
8. Stone tool making
9. Survival skills
10. Wildcrafting
11. Primitive technology
12. Handmade knife
13. Natural materials
14. DIY blade
15. Wilderness crafting
It’s made of stone how sharp can it…..
Oh.
Lmao
I have a few creek finds I have demonstrated to family and friends what a 8000 year old stone point can do. I vigorously make cutting moves on my palm with zero damage, then I grab my piece of raw hide and do the same thing, it slices it like butter!
Yessssss! Quartzite!
Yis
Jay another beauty video and a very nice knife blade out of a hard to work material😎🤙love it
You should do a video of you hunting or spear fishing with your arrow heads
Buen trabajo 👍
Man that looks like some rough stuff.
It is!
Gosh!!! That looks tough as sheet! I've been griping about my Laurel and how much it destroys tools...that looks a little harder lol...
It really is!
Glad to see a shorter format just new content video 😊
More to come!
@@Wildernessquestoutdoors WOO HOO!
@@kinglouistexas big surprise coming, hint at very end of the video lol
Hmmm? I guess maybe I can live with shorter videos, 20 minute videos are what many seem to be making.
The world, if part of it at all makes us conform more and more to time constraints, the younger people demand things in short format, and most are cool with it because that's how everything else comes at us...
I think I graduated last week. I made two stone atlatl darts. My accomplishments thus far has been GLASS only. Not sure what the material is or even where I got it. It sounds like flint/ chert with the "TINK" sound. It is a pinkish tint with hints of reddish orange swirls. I will email pics to visionquest. A critique is expected, always willing to learn, it's part of why Im here.
Sounds good!
@@Wildernessquestoutdoors I was going through ebay for material costs and seen some rock that looks like what I used, it was listed as Keokuk Chert, I wish I could remember where the hell I got it from. Old guy memory sux, cholesterol meds and blood pressure meds both jack up recall a lot. It's not Alzheimer's, I quit taking the meds for a few months and memory was normal again. Having played Army for 13 1/2 years, I can still chew some ass without missing a beat, R. Lee Ermey couldnt keep up! Problem is when I get wound up, look the fock out, I get a bit carried away. LMFAO oh well, lifes a bitch and then you die!
Thats a cool lookin knife 👌🏻 have you ever considered selling the knives you make? Im sure some people would buy em if they got hafted with a handle.
Yes! I usually put them up on Etsy or people direct email me asking to buy the piece I made
Is there any good rock up there.?
Yeah a smooth “black chert”
@@Wildernessquestoutdoors I am trying to find a ride over to the quarry just south of Georgetown, Texas. I don't have a gas powered vehicle. I have an electric bike and two batteries that gets me to the bank at 42 miles roundtrip, then to grocery store at 18 miles round trip and finally to my VA Dr. appointments at 32 miles round trip. Then of course to the creeks, 3 are within a 5 mile radius and 7 creeks and 2 rivers in a 10 mile radius. Montgomery County Texas SH 242 and FM 1485. is my area.
@@Wildernessquestoutdoors Georgetown is roughly 200 miles, at 50 miles a day, it would take well over a week there and back. Then there is the weight limit for the bike and child aka grocery trailer to consider making it a wasted trip. Camping out every night to recharge batteries, hoping no rain, all for 50 lbs of flint. UGH!