Awesome work! Ive knapped alot of stone but my favorite will always be a good piece of buffalo river chert.A five gallon bucket of it started me on my flintknapping journey 15+ years ago and I always come back to it
Man you make that look entirely too easy.I've never tried a monster bopper like that. I need to .Thank you for an excellent vid. I'm going to send you one of mine on artifact knapping tools I've found. I have found some surprising stuff.
Can't watch it seeing how lightheartedly he treats those beautiful and perfectly usable "waste" flakes of stone by dropping them on the ground and shattering to pieces... Sorry for the comment but I have no slightest chance to find any of such great quality material here where I live. Yeah, I'm bloody jelly. TC
Awesome work! Ive knapped alot of stone but my favorite will always be a good piece of buffalo river chert.A five gallon bucket of it started me on my flintknapping journey 15+ years ago and I always come back to it
I bought mine at the Old Stone Fort Knap-in in Manchester TN.
Can you make it look any easier? Nice skills.
It is heat treated but not soft. With good edge prep and bopper you don't need to hit it really hard...
thats the biggest bopper ive seen so far..its a slammer..lovely piece of stone..
Edbo....I love to watch you work your magic ....what a gift....Hi Scoby
Thank you for your support and feedback!
Awesome work..
Ed:
Outstanding as always. I hope you will do a followup video showing what you do with that beautiful piece of rock!
Rey in Ohio
That is awesome!
nice nice nice...were kind i buy slabs of buffalo river?
Man you make that look entirely too easy.I've never tried a monster bopper like that. I need to .Thank you for an excellent vid. I'm going to send you one of mine on artifact knapping tools I've found. I have found some surprising stuff.
Can't watch it seeing how lightheartedly he treats those beautiful and perfectly usable "waste" flakes of stone by dropping them on the ground and shattering to pieces... Sorry for the comment but I have no slightest chance to find any of such great quality material here where I live. Yeah, I'm bloody jelly. TC
The sound.....
im pretty sure that he just has them on a pile and that he'll just use them later
you found buffalo river chert in the river or around it?
Mr.ed r u going to the knap in in Manchester tn this weekend?
Nice piece Ed!
How do you make tools for Flint knapping
Is that stuff real soft? It looked like you were hitting it pretty lightly yet the flakes came off nice and easy..
do you still flint knap....you should post more videos..
Old Stone Fort Knap-in Manchester TN this fall Sep 25,26,27 2009
Very pretty stone.
Is that stuff for sale?
What grit abradetr did you use?
please film your trip and search for chert in the area and email me the video so that the resource doesnt overflow with people.
That is one big Whopper Copper Bopper!!!
Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Him thins slab in 2 flaks also me 3000 years later
@zekeyo37 probably 80
Work a big ol gnarly rock with a hammer stone. Slabs dont impress me