My buddy whom passed away Bout a year ago would do this all day, we hunted arrowheads several days at a time. But he crafted some artifacts then planted them, then he’d take other friends out and they would find them. I still laugh my ass off! You remind me of him! Thank you!

Your skill shines through no matter what tool you choose to use. Thanks for posting

Richard, I 've been dizzy all 77 years of my life, I don't think you moving a rock around will hurt me at all.

Man, your flakes are bigger and of better quality than most of the stones I start out with. Maybe I should stop calling my work "stone knapping" and call it "pebble knapping" instead.

Good job on reducing jack

I'm not afraid of hard work, I can watch you all day. I think Kevin has a problem with it. 😅 Great information and video, thank again.

Brilliant, very creative!!!

Kevin knows when to leave!

I do that a lot. Create an edge that is almost impossible to repair.

Patrick if you take a moose time and drill a hole through the end and mount it with a bolt so that is swivels. Mount it at a comfortable height for you. You can take bifaces of that size and thin quickly with large flakes. The power you can generate is unreal.

hi ok nice vid but i must cut some grass before the heat gets here. back later for part 2.

How come no one ever makes massive arrow heads for like a display peace. Like a 18inch one.

any chance of auctioning a couple of say kilo bags of waste flakes from your knappings ? i would love a shot at some of the american cherts

I have watched a couple of your videos so far. I am a retired home builder and I’m heavy into woodworking and metal working.I love anything that I can do with my hands…..I have never attempted what you do but have really developed an interest after watching you. So, I am as green of a beginner as possible…. I already have a million questions. But to start with, what is the material you use for abrasion? And would it be possible to see the collection of tools you use? Thanks, Stan….. fellow Texan!

I wonder if those lipped flakes occur because that convex platform is so strong it just won't break. Would the force be transferred up higher where the angle is shallower? This is another great video. I'm learning loads watching you work.

Hey man have learned a lot from you. I'm on the Blanco River over here in Wimberley. You're in Texas right? Favorite point would have to be a Montell.

What helps me is to push down on the area of mass or cortex and put it against your leg

Would it be possible to rock saw this beautiful piece and have two nice large works? I am a novice.

The numbers you used on most previous videos have helped me view most of your videos. Can you number any higher? It helps.

ahem cough

is that knee stick aluminium?

Edge Bite

oh 1st like

your billet should have been havier,, that would give longer flake, and thus reduce the center.

Dude for God's sake please. Setup platforms and drive the flakes back. Get back to basics.