Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: iowabow on February 22, 2012, 10:20:39 pm
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I had time this afternoon to work on a new point style.
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Good looking point. Really nice notch work
Tracy
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Looks like the stealth fighter :D
Very nice!!
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Thats not just another point! Thats a Montell! Well done man! :) :) :)
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Sweet. Did I send you my address?
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Thats not just another point! Thats a Montell! Well done man! :) :) :)
Thanks Will just trying to push myself a little and see if anyone noticed lol
Sweet. Did I send you my address?
I did not see it you may want to resend it.
Looks like the stealth fighter :D
Thanks Beven good talking to you tonight!
Good looking point. Really nice notch work
Tracy
Very nice!!
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Thanks Tracy that is something I have been working on with the last few points.
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Great point! Love the Montell. And thin to boot. Congrats on a point Well made.
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Way to go John! Good job excercising the old pressure flaking muscles! Very nice and thin, is that some more of the Texas rock you got?
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Sweet one John!! Big, Thin and Sharp! 8)dpg
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Very nice point,great notching ! ' Frank
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Way to go John! Good job exercising the old pressure flaking muscles! Very nice and thin, is that some more of the Texas rock you got?
Yes it is some of the stone that Tower sent to me. This stone is great and it works in a much more predictable way than my Burlington that I have here at the house. His rock has no frost cracks in it. I can calm the stone down quicker. This means I can get on with the business of making point sooner. I am interested to know how working this Texas rock is going to improve how I work the Burlington rock. I have learned a lot about thinning in the past couple of weeks.