How To Make Your Blade Even Thinner!-Flintknapping Coastal Chert.

[@eddieballard311]

You got the percussion down pat. Super nice! Looking forward to the next episode

[@davidcurry9292]

Beautiful material!,thanks for sharing!

[@GulfCoastKnapping]

Thank you too!

[@terryholder1639]

You just keep getting better and better

[@GulfCoastKnapping]

Thank ya!

[@eddieballard311]

Thank you for the kind words! You are an exceptional Flint knapper yourself

[@brew29]

The stone you work with must be hard as hell; I work with obsidian, and I flinch every time you swing for the fences to knock a big flake off.

[@GulfCoastKnapping]

😂😂😂 that’s halarious

[@bernarddossett8244]

Hay man, I like your video's But I need to know how to thin. The theories behind thinning

[@oneallynn3234]

Just curious why don't you do indirect eny more.

[@GulfCoastKnapping]

Good question! I feel like I get them thin enough with direct, and I like the flake scars better

[@chucklearnslithics3751]

Excellent thinking work! Sorry about Pete, btw.

[@GulfCoastKnapping]

Thanks! And yes, it’s a part of it

[@eddieballard311]

It sure would have been a fine boggy

[@jeremyawhaley]

You should definitely make a boggy video.

[@jimajello1028]

Nothing but soft hides. just use your hands....puts a luster on the biface.

[@GulfCoastKnapping]

I’ll do that sometime soon!