Why Is Pipestone Called Catlinite? // Stockman Original

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Brian Stockman is a master carver with a deep knowledge of traditional wood, stone, bone, and ivory carving.
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[@martinjohnson5370]

This man taught me how to carve stone, I have a big ol' chunk of catlinite and many pipes I've carved thanks to him.

[@jackreeves3001]

Great video! I appreciate what you do! KANSAS

[@cjhodges5627]

Brian, these are terrific, it's nice to hear your soothing voice, well done !!

[@bettermemoirwritingmasterc4619]

Now I know why pipestone is called catlinite.

[@StockmanOriginal]

Thanks for watching! Now that you know why pipestone is called Catlinite, please watch this video about carving a hobbit pipe from pipestone / catlinite:

[@dogpatch1826]

This may be more foul of a shite sandwich than you'd care to take a bite out of but I would really like to see you create a small bore flintlock rifle.