Copper Wire

[Bevan R.]

I have some cold rolled copper power line wire. It just fits through an 11/64" hole (so a little less than 3'16"). I have cut into 10" pieces. 6 pieces for a trade.
The only thing I really NEED is some pine pitch (processed or raw) to mount knapped points with. I can also use more knappables.

[jonathan creason]

I'll take some, Bevan.  I've got some pitch I've melted down, cleaned and rolled into small pellets and I've got a little bit of raw pitch.

[gstoneberg]

Hey Bevan, bring a piece down when you come in July.  You can have anything you want in the shop in trade...within reason.

George

[jonathan creason]

Tell you what, Bevan, save that stuff for the knappers out there.  I just wanted it for pins, and I can use the soft hardware store stuff for that.

[JW_Halverson]

Hey Bevan, bring a piece down when you come in July.  You can have anything you want in the shop in trade...within reason.

George

Within reason?  Any piece of that wire is worth his whole shed of worthless corkscrewed fencepost rejects!   

But I hear his wife makes good biscuits and gravy! 

[gstoneberg]

I keep my bow wood outside I'll have you know.  That way I get the maximum weather induced bends.  If you'd come down for last weekend's festivities you could  have had biscuits and gravy down outside, the biscuits in a dutch oven and the sausage gravy over a camp stove.  Not quite up to my wife's standards, but edible.

George