Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: AncientArcher76 on February 26, 2013, 10:45:20 am
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Just pushing it a little and sure I could take it down a little more but will leave it at that for now...its a piece of texas stone and its so thin its translucent. I kinda used a method curtis smith showed me up at letchworth..I think it works.
Russ
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:P
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Wow, great job!!
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Nice, clean, thin :) good job! That tx stuff sure is good material for makin em thin :)
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Nice work. I'd like to know more about "Mr. Thin's" methodology, which you have obviously learned. That Texas stuff does lend its self particularly well to thinning IMHO.
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Love me some TX rock! That's a nice looking biface! Don't forget to show us where it ends up.
Scott
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Now thats the easy part russ LOL! Ok I see a dove tail in there. Whats your next step? Buy the way the paddle bow is in two! So it's basketwever time.
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Unfortunatly I dropped the dang thing and it broke...but Mr.Thins method is similar to Jim Spears...its more inward than downward. I will show u later.
Russ
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Huntswithstone will call u later
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I must not be working this texas stuff the right way mine are alway short and fat... I always say i can get it thinner and it gets narrow not thin.. Maybe after about another ton or so I will get one thin
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looks like it works to me ;)
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Here's a preform using moose bopper..its super thin...all percussion so if I pressure flaked it it would be thinner. I'm happy as I'm kinda new with the ABO work.
Russ