Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: StevenT on August 30, 2009, 09:17:47 am
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I know I have seen the video of working a beer bottem bottle on here somewhere. Not the one that pops up when you google but the one with the pretty girl working the green glass. I was practicing on a couple bottles yesteday and managed to snap one in half and break the corner off another one. Good thing they are easy to come by. Figured I need to watch the video again, just can't find it. I also added another tool to my collection.... box of band aids. That glass gets slick when it gets wet.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xh7pc2Q6XFI&feature=PlayList&p=DAE3E18F5DAA71B9
If the link don't work, just type in practicalprimitive on youtube.
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Super Glue works quicker than band-aids. ;)
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Cool video. Gonna have to find some bottles. All I ever have around are empty cans. ;)
TJ
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Thanks Madcow, that is the one.
Superglue huh... and I just thought I had all the tools I needed.
Based on the Redneck jokes.....
You know you are a knapper when.... You pick a bottle of wine based on how flat the bottle bottom is. ;D
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I was just looking at a wine ad in the Sunday paper thinking the same thing on the bottle bottoms. Now, does anyone have a set of points one fromeach of the colors of Coke glasses that Mickey D's was giving away recently?
Dave (no, not that one, a different one...)
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A 3/8 drill bit works better to get the bottom out of the bottle :)
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We have a place in Cape Charles, VA that we restored and rent out as a vacation summer rental. After a night of beer and cards with neighbors, I was taking the trash out and remembered the empty bottles. Couldn't let them go to waste, but I didn't have anything to pop the bottems with. I looked all around and the only thing I could come up with was a 2 1/2 inch dry wall screw. I really didn't think it would work, but since that was all I could find I gave it a try. It took a bit of shaking, but danged if it the didn't work. Popped those bottems out clean.
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i have been working with bottle bottoms recently. dose anyone know what brand of whatever has a pretty flat bottom? all my dad's beer bottles are really curved. the bottoms from the jars of pickles i use to get rid of cramps work best so far. ;D