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Author Topic: Photos: Madisonville flakers, and bifaces - FREE RESEARCH INFORMATION for flint (Read 3063 times) 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. AncientTech
Heat treating rock (the old fashioned way) - primitivearcher.com
2007年9月28日 · Allright, I have sent this to several of you folks - thought I'd share it with everyone. I took a series of pictues for a friend that's into knapping to help explaiin how to treat his flint - this is what I came up with through my trials and tribulations. Just a side note - I tried a toaster oven (it didn't work).
Author Topic: Big Doe (Read 18205 times) - primitivearcher.com
2009年11月29日 · It had a tradepoint on it, and I'd decided to use it as my #1 arrow until I got a shot. Shannon had also helped with my dogwood bow by shaping one of the tips and I matched the other. That bow has a lot of mojo in it if you recall, it has sprinklings of flint chips from folks that came to the Classic.
Author Topic: Deer glue ? (Read 3219 times) - primitivearcher.com
2016年11月2日 · The gel is the glue. Knox is food grade and refined. TBBI said Knox is stronger but glue made from rawhide scraps and sinew is plenty adequate for sinew backing, rawhide backing and snake skin backing.