FLINTKNAPPING Hack | Understanding Abrasion
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Abrasion in Flintknapping? Abrasion is an important step in flintknapping. This videos goes over some science behind abrasion, different types of abrasion and the tools associated with abrasion. Figure out your abrasion pattern and keep cracking!
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Thanks mate, makes total sense. Never understood it until now
My absolute pleasure. Hope this was good for you. Appreciate you watching!
I’m back watching these flintknapping videos of yours after about 4 months or so of experience knapping myself and I can’t thank you enough for these lessons as you’re the person I learned from when I first started. All the information a person needs delivered in a calm, patient and friendly manner. Thanks again, brother.
Excellent demonstration. 👌
Appreciate you watching!
Hi Donny thank you for the knowledge ! I love the close up views ! Just Awesome !
My pleasure. Appreciate you taking the time to watch!
Still barely starting to learn flintknapping. Love this. Great explanations. I appreciate it so much. Thank you Donny
My pleasure! Keep on cracking stone🤙
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Your explanation and instruction were as sharp and to the point as the stones you knap, thanks sir.
Thanks and much appreciated for watching. Thanks so very much.
I was just watching the Cody knife video, and I immediately wanted to see if you had a primer on why you abraded the edges. Luckily, this video is the second from the top of your long-forms, so that was really convenient. I may never use this skill, but I still like to just know the how and why of things. Thank you sir.
Explanation is truly appreciated!🤙
No worries at all. Thanks for watching!
Great video thank you
Thanks. Thanks for taking the time to watch!
Awesome explanations! I've messed up many times because I'm too impatient to abrade!
It’s a must do. Don’t forget it! Keep on cracking!
Thanks Donny, enjoy your videos.
Thanks so very much for watching!
Thank you sir this was a very informative video and very enjoyable six stars brother
Thanks Joe! Appreciated greatly!
Thanks man . I really enjoy your videos. I've been knapping for almost a year and really struggling. Then all of a sudden it all just clicked. Cheers
Great video bud keep'em coming .Wishing you and yours the best. Stay safe and be well brother. 👊😎🤙🍻🇺🇸
Same to you. Appreciate you watching!
I've been wondering about this for so long. Great video Donny! Thank you! ^_^
So glad i found this channel . Very informative . Thankyou
Well done brother
Thanks. Appreciate you watching 🤙
Awesome explanation, cheers for that
Could you do a video of flintknapping a spear head and then hunting something with it?
nice
Appreciate it.
Thanks so much, great explanation.👏👏👏
Glad it was helpful!
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Give you the rub , that was one sharp tutorial !! (pardon the puns).
Haha. I like it. Appreciate you watching!
Great video on abrasion
Great explantation! I made my first stone age arrow a few weeks ago (with a stone point I made) and the point came out of the haft first shot. What do you use for pine pitch glue? I tried using just charcoal with it, and apparently that was very brittle. Also, do you have tips for correctly using it?
Congratulations on the arrow! That’s awesome. I do have a video on making pine pitch glue. Appreciate you watching!
Thanks for the reply. Watched the video, does the moose or deer poop bind it together well?
@@izzyc.6559 yes. Heated pine resin is very brittle. The poo and wood char make it softer. If you are still getting hard pitch…add some wax to it. That can help as well.
Ok thanks sir, appreciate it. Will definetly try that out. You have helped me out a ton with your videos. I have learned and made many things because of your instruction. Much respect.
@@izzyc.6559 appreciate it greatly. That’s the goal of this channel. Just to inform and educate. I don’t care if it gets one or one million…I’m just here to help.
So cool
Wish there were more real men such as yourself out there. Thank you for your videos.
Was definitely one of the things I was most curious about.
Another thing that I wonder about is why bother with pressure flaking or other such procedure on flakes that are literally razor sharp?
For a similar reason, actually. When pressure flaking a piece that's already crazy thin and sharp, you make it more lens shaped, making it stronger. A thin, flat point will snap much sooner than a relatively thin, but thicker, lens shaped point
It makes sense you want to get the part that is gonna chip away removed so your edge doesn't
I always forget and regret 😅
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Have you tried to make a short sword out of stone with a sheath for it
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Can I make arrows from conifer
It’s a little soft for a heavy bow. I’ve never made from resin based trees, but I would play with it.
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Can you make a macuahuitl
Absolutely! No problem at all!
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I never break any obsidian if you can't handle the fragile it's like s*** work them out in 15 minutes like 16 17
And you can see it like in the stone or the glass whatever you're working and I don't hit the
Great video, thank you.
My pleasure!