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bjrogg
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Dabbling in ABO
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May 12, 2018, 12:43:41 pm »
Obsidian, hammer stone and Antler pressure flaker. Still need to make up something for notching and I'd probably like a Ishi stick, but actually got along very nicely with what I picked up off the ground
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RickB
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May 12, 2018, 01:57:59 pm »
Nice point and no cuts on your hand. Rick B
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Danzn Bar
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May 12, 2018, 03:07:42 pm »
Nice job BJ....Stepping back in time a bit ...eh?
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Tracker0721
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Re: Dabbling in ABO
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May 13, 2018, 01:08:23 pm »
Just need another tine and grind it to a good flat edge for notching. Looks great as is though! I’m getting tired of notching, might try making arrowheads without em and see how they hold.
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bjrogg
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Re: Dabbling in ABO
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May 13, 2018, 01:46:28 pm »
Thanks RickB. It does seem a rare case I don't shed a little blood.
Thanks Dbar. Actually when I first started I used this hammer stone and a tine. I was doing some spring cleaning and reorganizing awhile ago and put these in my tool box. I always did like the stone but the tine seemed to get better. Maybe drier? Seems less rubbery. At any rate I stepped back to that point in time.lol.
Thanks tracker. I know I have a tine ground down like that here somewhere. Might have to do more spring cleaning. I still find notching the most challenging and sometimes aggravating part. I'm sure they could be successfully halvted without notches.
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Eddie Parker
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May 13, 2018, 02:31:35 pm »
Looking good, BJ. I dabble with it every once in a while, kinda fun, really.
Tracker, about 90% of my hunting points are just triangles with no notch.
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