My knapping set up. What is your set up and tools like?

[Majuba Tom]

I just thought I would share a photo of my little work bench with my main tools and the OBS bifaces I have been making over the last few days.

[cowboy]

That's a pretty good assortment. Aught to have an ishi stick for every ocassion . Maybe I'll do likewise. Have so much stuff out there but wind up using my few favorite tools all the time.

[Zuma]

Crack-um, whack-um, smack-um and stack-um.
Zuma

[JackCrafty]

Very cool. 

[Parnell]

Good picture!

[Majuba Tom]

That's a pretty good assortment. Aught to have an ishi stick for every ocassion . Maybe I'll do likewise. Have so much stuff out there but wind up using my few favorite tools all the time.

It would be great to see your favorite tools you work with Cowboy. Zuma you are right that was a lot of crack-en , whack-en and smack-en. I still have a few good size cobbles I have to work down. I picked all that up at the gem and mineral show on Saturday. They had 5 gallon buckets full for $15 bucks. I grabbed what I thought was the best bucket which had a good mix of OBS and some dactite. It has sure made for some good practice of spalling and bi-facing.

[cowboy]

Here it is MT. I didn't organize, this is pretty much how it sets. An assortment of boppers, ishi, abraders, pads, hammer stone, the usual. I've been using those abrader parts all the way last few years. New abraders are only for squaring and semetry. Typically use the 3/4 bopper for heavy work and that shiny 5/8 does everything after that, it used to be hemisphered.
 Oh yeah, usually have my wiener dog out in the pit with me .

[Majuba Tom]

Looking good. It looks like your tools work well for you. I need to get some solid copper boppers. I would not need to swing so hard and should improve the accuracy of my strikes. One of these days I will go by the recyclers and pick up some copper.