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When done with the two points I have a pile of smaller chips that will make 6 or so dart points and dozens of arrowheads and dozens more of bird points. You can see all the different size tools I use in this picture.
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www.theaaca.com/Learning_Center/knapping.htm
www.theaaca.com/Learning_Center/knapping.htm
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I live in Southern Michigan and specialize in knapping collectible points, blades... ... Arrowheads Spearheads Knives Knapping Tools Knapping Material Clothing Safety Gear Books DVDs Miscellaneous...
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www.flintknappers.com/
www.flintknappers.com/
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Flint knapping is the process of making stone tools (i.e. arrowheads, projectile points, hand axes, etc.). The ancient art of flint knapping has been around for about 4 millions years. Flint knapping has evolved as man has evolved.
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www.msu.edu/~doneycar/flint.html
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Knapping Arrowheads From Glass Part 2. Added to. Quicklist9:20 .... Techniques for Flintknapping : How to Make a Hornstone Arrowhead Added to. Quicklist1:57 ...
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=hONnNHAaGjY
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Knapping Arrowheads From Glass Part 1 ... i went on a flint knapping course with JOHN LORD and Bushcraft uk a few years back , and a very useful tip i leant, was that when you are knaping, the waste you produce yields a lot of basic arrow heads that need only a little more work on them, also , he begged everyone,
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=8McN0FSQRPI
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Examples from Ishi's knapping process. 1) Detached obsidian flake; 2) Arrow point initial stage; 3) Nearing completion; 4) Completed arrow point; 5) Small broad arrowhead of obsidian, 1" long, 11/16" wide, 1/8" thick; ... Ishi told Pope that men made arrowheads in secluded spot away from camp. They daubed their faces...
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www.primitiveways.com/knapping2.html
www.primitiveways.com/knapping2.html
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flintknapping, how to knap stone ... For two years, when I first started knapping, I would travel every Thursday to Battle Creek where a group of us got together and flintknapped at the home of our friendly and talented host John Geyer. Sometimes we would invite knappers we had heard about to join us.
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www.onagocag.com/knapping.html
www.onagocag.com/knapping.html
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There's a new Website appearing here soon!
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www.flintknapping.com/
www.flintknapping.com/
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So you are starting the knapping journey but what tools do you need? ... the first being a heavy and harder stone for the initial work of breaking down the knapping material into useable flakes. A softer, lighter hammerstone would then be needed to thin the perform further. Also, look for a sand stone for abrading the edges.
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www.flintknapping.com/article_tools.htm
www.flintknapping.com/article_tools.htm
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