I use to go up to Ga.and get a couple 5 gallon buckets of flint I think it is some of the best. Haven’t been up there for a while flint knapping is a great hobbie
Yeah its crazy I hinted arrowheads my whole life. I never knew how they were made. I assumed they were carved somehow. Then I learned how to Knapp. Crazy.
Hey buddy thats some impressive work considering the time crunch especially. And more so that it's raw material. Great work. And thanks for the shout out.
I’m looking for some of the materials that I’ve seen you working. Could you point me in the right direction to get some? Who should I contact and how do I reach them?
I was on Dauphin Island and found huge boulders of black chert being used as a seawall. It had an oily smell when you knapped it. There were literally tons of it. Any idea were it's from?
First 18:00 was exemplary copper direct percussion work. Best I’ve seen on UA-cam at pace. I’d like to see your antler work w some practice you’d be deadly. Nice job:)
It's not the ting ting ting at the Jack Crafty channel that puts me to sleep... 😂 I guess I should be careful being snarkastic about a knapper on a different channel. I've gotten myself in trouble doing that before... 😁
Haha! Well I was actually referencing a buddy of mine who lives down the road from me! He recently stumbled across my channel and said he fell asleep to the ting ting ting😂 But I do remember your comment!
I've been pretty busy lately. Watching this video, it is pretty fast, but it's all good. Gonna have to catch-up here with some past videos. Haven’t been getting my fix of Jake "Ross," the easy-going flint knapper. The guy that talks to his stones and rocks like Bob Ross always did with his canvases. 😅
..challenge was exciting 2 view. Thanx4sharing,my challenge is getting good rocks...
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Haha that’s always a good challenge!
I use to go up to Ga.and get a couple 5 gallon buckets of flint I think it is some of the best. Haven’t been up there for a while flint knapping is a great hobbie
You started at 6 1/4 and ended at 6 1/4. Nice.
Yeah its crazy I hinted arrowheads my whole life. I never knew how they were made. I assumed they were carved somehow. Then I learned how to Knapp. Crazy.
I always thought the same thing😂
Hey buddy thats some impressive work considering the time crunch especially. And more so that it's raw material. Great work. And thanks for the shout out.
Appreciate you buddy, was a fun challenge.
Hello from Michigan brother looking good keep up the good work be safe Gene Gorringe Mi 👍 ✌️ 🪨 🇺🇲P.S NEW SUBSCRIBER
Thanks for the sub! Hello!
I’m looking for some of the materials that I’ve seen you working. Could you point me in the right direction to get some? Who should I contact and how do I reach them?
Shoot me and email! My email is Jacob.anderson@faulkner.edu
i like your shorter videos ... it helps me save on my limeted internet .. and you will never make all of us happy...JS
True. I appreciate that!
maybe you should try putting a handle on one of these knives sometime
I’ll definitely try that!
Napping sounds relax me enough to sleep also.
Odd, yes, but I'm not the only one, I guess.
I was on Dauphin Island and found huge boulders of black chert being used as a seawall. It had an oily smell when you knapped it. There were literally tons of it. Any idea were it's from?
Interesting. Could be local or could be from further south
Impressive
Thank you!
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There are sharks 🦈 in lake Martin! I caught one last Tuesday!
I liked the 2 minute warning siren in background!
First 18:00 was exemplary copper direct percussion work. Best I’ve seen on UA-cam at pace. I’d like to see your antler work w some practice you’d be deadly. Nice job:)
Thanks man! I gave my antler billets away to a friend, I’ll have to order more. Really appreciate that!
I'm the same. I knap but I don't record. I can't listen and not watch lol might learn something to adapt my own techniques
Exactly!
I'd like to get some of that flint river. It's been years since I've worked big pieces of it
Look up Jeff Head on Facebook and shoot him a message
It's not the ting ting ting at the Jack Crafty channel that puts me to sleep... 😂
I guess I should be careful being snarkastic about a knapper on a different channel. I've gotten myself in trouble doing that before... 😁
Haha! Well I was actually referencing a buddy of mine who lives down the road from me! He recently stumbled across my channel and said he fell asleep to the ting ting ting😂 But I do remember your comment!
@@GulfCoastKnappingwhen a big flake releases, there is that distinctive snap. If you're holding your hand just right, you can feel the sting 😅.
I've been pretty busy lately. Watching this video, it is pretty fast, but it's all good.
Gonna have to catch-up here with some past videos. Haven’t been getting my fix of Jake "Ross," the easy-going flint knapper. The guy that talks to his stones and rocks like Bob Ross always did with his canvases. 😅
I love that!😂 I might have to go by Jake Ross from now on!
Hope you’re doing well
Hey ! Love your videos. What does it take to get a box of that coastal chert? Love to try new materials.
Shoot me a message on Facebook! My name is Jake Anderson. You can find me in most flintknapping groups
Don't try this at home. Too fast for me. Not that good.
That was the point of the challenge, gotta be fast!!!
Hey Pete.....Aren't our dogs a true gift from God?
Absolutely. My dog is my best friend
Shoooooweeee well done. Super fast.
Haha thank you!
Wow, you make it look so easy, good job!
Practice makes perfect!
Nice!!!
Thanks man!