The only problem with your videos Will, is that there aren’t enough of them! I love watching you work and absolutely love your energy. I’ve tried knapping and could never quite get the hang of it… I like to blame the material or the tools, but I fear the real problem is the knapper! 😁 I just don’t have the patience to bring it off… maybe with some instruction I could. I’d really like to hop across the pond some day and learn from you in person! Cheers!
I love your videos, especially story time. People should remember, stone knapping was "High Tech" for its time. People wrongly assume stone age, iron age, Neanderthals etc... were less intelligent. Not so! Different time, different skills required. Skills/knowledge lost in time. Keep doing you. Cheers Will.
What an amazing dagger ! watching you bring it out of the block of flint to that stunning piece is mind blowing. So wish I could sit & learn from you brother. You are a true master of your art Thank you for sharing & I hope all is good in your world.
Sorry Will, you didnt make up snick, I've been using it for a long time to describe the sound of cutting something free hanging. Try taking a steel blade and swing at a thin branch. If the blade is sharp enough itll snick and you'll hear the sound of a snick. All that said, you're the only person I've ever heard use that word. We need to get it put in the dictionary.
Hi THank you the instruction. Would you consider demonstrating how to make an antler bopper. I have access to some elk and deer antlers and would like to make a proper tool.
The only problem with your videos Will, is that there aren’t enough of them! I love watching you work and absolutely love your energy. I’ve tried knapping and could never quite get the hang of it… I like to blame the material or the tools, but I fear the real problem is the knapper! 😁
I just don’t have the patience to bring it off… maybe with some instruction I could. I’d really like to hop across the pond some day and learn from you in person!
Cheers!
Thanks Will for giving us a real life glimpse into our collective past.
Nice kit. Excellent technique. Haven't done this in 30 years. Good to see people still know how to do this. God Bless!
I love your videos, especially story time.
People should remember, stone knapping was "High Tech" for its time. People wrongly assume stone age, iron age, Neanderthals etc...
were less intelligent.
Not so!
Different time, different skills required.
Skills/knowledge lost in time.
Keep doing you.
Cheers Will.
What an amazing dagger ! watching you bring it out of the block of flint to that stunning piece is mind blowing. So wish I could sit & learn from you brother. You are a true master of your art Thank you for sharing & I hope all is good in your world.
I could've watched this for hours
So much good advice video after video.
Bless your heart cheers buddy
Great channel will. Subscribed 👍
Welcome 🙏
@@WillLordPrehistoricSurvival welcome to your earth lodge 🤣
Thanks for teaching us what our fathers couldn't*
Well done friend, beautiful dagger!
Top quality skills , love your videos 👍🏻👍🏻
Sorry Will, you didnt make up snick, I've been using it for a long time to describe the sound of cutting something free hanging. Try taking a steel blade and swing at a thin branch. If the blade is sharp enough itll snick and you'll hear the sound of a snick. All that said, you're the only person I've ever heard use that word. We need to get it put in the dictionary.
Excellent reduction Will!
Wonderful. A flint Knapper is a risk taker😂👍
Hi THank you the instruction. Would you consider demonstrating how to make an antler bopper. I have access to some elk and deer antlers and would like to make a proper tool.
Good stuff Will 👌
U are awesome napper
Incredible.
Absoloutely Beautifiul, I'd Go With a Nettle Grip
this nice beautiful work of art so hapy