Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Bevan R. on June 05, 2012, 11:00:12 pm
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I finally got a point made that I can use as a pattern for some hunting points I want to make. Came in a little heavy 148 grains, but I figure as I get better, I will get them a little thinner. It is Utah Gray obsidian.
(http://i1077.photobucket.com/albums/w468/bkrhino/100_0089.jpg)
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Ooooooooh! Man that's sweet!
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That is beautiful 8) The only thing I can even think that is wrong with it is that you won't be able to see the red very well >:D
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That is beautiful 8) The only thing I can even think that is wrong with it is that you won't be able to see the red very well >:D
Hate to argue, but red shows up real well. :P I forgot my glove when I went to my pit and of course ran a flake into my fingertip. I had just washed the point and my hand when I took the photo.
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Oh.....well in that case Bevan....It is perfect ;) If I ever figure out how to shape a stone instead of just whatever I end up with I might just copy your pattern >:D
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Nothing wrong with 148 gr. Bevan. Great looking point and if it's too heavy send it my way and I will find a whitetail to poke with it >:D
Tracy
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nice work Bevan, like those notches. dp
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Very nice point and a very effective weight. Good work there ! ' Frank
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that came out nice bevan, i think the weight is fine, a little weight forward work's good, Bub
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Now your talkin! that is a great looking point! Make another dozen of those and you'll be set :).