I was happy that instead of a meaningless famous youtuber collaboration you brought in an individual with extensive experience with the subject matter. That goes a long way.
I flintknapp myself and its such a cool hobby. I knap arrowheads more for show and to make necklaces with. I mostly use glass. Obsidian is the best and easiest to work. This guy knows what hes doing and I would recommend following his directions if you are interested in getting into flintknapping.
Sorry for the late comment/reply I was thinking of something for you to show us how to make, so can you show us how to make a DIY scuba tank with home items
A pressure flaker is a tool though. The fact paleolithic man didn't use nails is irrelevant. A stainless steel axe doesn't magically get called something else just because it's no longer made of stone.
You forgot to mention the most obvious candidate: Window glass. When you see a broken window, pick up some shards (Don't get cut!). The owner now has less glass to clean up, and you now have some arrowhead fodder.
Which would be obvious if the window is broken. If you find an unbroken piece of window glass, most tempered glass will have a mark in the corner that says tempered (along with manufacturer info).
I've done this before! It's so cool when you finish one. I use to go down to the creek and find old beer bottles and clean them, break the bottoms out the same way but with a nail, and then I even had the nail pressure flaker made until I bought a real one. Its really fun
Great memories! As an anthropology grad student, I demonstrated pressure flaking obsidian to make tool to undergraduate students. . . . . 50 years ago!
when I was 11 I found an arrowhead in a creek near my house in Oregon. I brought it to an archeologist, who dated it to an estimated 11,000 years old. I was given permission to keep it, so I still have it today, 5 years later. its made of basalt from an unknown source.
There is a market for artifacts, if it was 11,000 years old I'm guessing Paleo culture, The Rutz Clovis last sold in 2013 for $276,000! And it was made of obsidian.
You should grind steel in a vacuum. Use a ball mill inside a vacuum to grind the iron into a powder, then after a few days, decrease the pressure. (I believe with so much surface area, the iron, left unoxidized, will spontaneously combust when in contact with air) the vacuum is used to delay the oxidation until all steel is ground. Note: use high-carbon steel, as it is harder and more likely to become powder
Your art is incredible, a shame that it broke but I am reminding of the (Japanese maybe) heritage of taking broken pottery and inlaying gold in the cracks. There is still beauty in the broken and the healed.
IF you still have the electric arc furnace you should try to melt rocks into lava then cast the molten lava into molds. LIKE IF YOU AGREE AND WANT TO SEE THAT!!!!!:)
I am so happy that I didn't have to watch you break the blue bottle pictured on the table in the beginning. I love cobalt glass or any glass that is blue, really.
It wasn’t really a knife more like a sword or club and it was called a maquahuitl and was made usually from oak and had obsidian or flint sticking from the sides. It’s called obsidian stone sometimes but it’s more like a glass and it can get to a molecule thin making it extremely sharp. But it might not be what your talking about.
recently made an arrow with my native American tribal culture classes and it was so cool! got to choose my own arrowhead and paint my dowel. there was one pure obsidian head, someone snatched it before I got my hands it though.
I was happy that instead of a meaningless famous youtuber collaboration you brought in an individual with extensive experience with the subject matter. That goes a long way.
Hey, I got you to 200 likes (I'm not bragging) just mentioning it
I wouldn't consider PaleoJim or even Dave Cantebury a meaningless YT collab for this. Jim is a MASTER flint knapper.
*"Pressure flakers"*
the way his eyes lit up was adorable
That was funny
BUT DID THEY??
Am I the only one that finds it funny that his name is Clay and he works with glass😂😂
No
Yes
Yes
Nope
Wow 15 likes after 1 year
I flintknapp myself and its such a cool hobby. I knap arrowheads more for show and to make necklaces with. I mostly use glass. Obsidian is the best and easiest to work. This guy knows what hes doing and I would recommend following his directions if you are interested in getting into flintknapping.
Now make the whole arrow. =] and why not make a bow as well lol. =]
Pirate Dog I'm the one who asks how to make bow and arrows
Make a shok pen
Pirate Dog yes please
Pretty sure the vid would get demonetized
WEll I think they made a video on how to make a crossbow
*pointy tools* were used in this video, not _pressure flakers_
Shawn Orillosa lmao
Hahaha
Sorry for the late comment/reply I was thinking of something for you to show us how to make, so can you show us how to make a DIY scuba tank with home items
A pressure flaker is a tool though. The fact paleolithic man didn't use nails is irrelevant. A stainless steel axe doesn't magically get called something else just because it's no longer made of stone.
You forgot to mention the most obvious candidate: Window glass. When you see a broken window, pick up some shards (Don't get cut!). The owner now has less glass to clean up, and you now have some arrowhead fodder.
Most windows are tempered so this wouldn't work since, if you were to try to pick at it, it would shatter into a million pieces :P
Which would be obvious if the window is broken.
If you find an unbroken piece of window glass, most tempered glass will have a mark in the corner that says tempered (along with manufacturer info).
You can also use suitable fragments of toilets...sink...appliance ceramic.
@@tikkidaddy yup. Thunder chert.
I've done this before! It's so cool when you finish one. I use to go down to the creek and find old beer bottles and clean them, break the bottoms out the same way but with a nail, and then I even had the nail pressure flaker made until I bought a real one. Its really fun
what happened to melting a meteorite?
Negative Kendama right
Negative Kendama what do u mean
there was a video about melting a meteorite but when you clicked on it is said that it had been removed
I never noticed
No it didn't say removed. It said "Not made available"
You should make a bow with grants plastic bottle string and make arrows with the glass arrowheads so it could be the bottle bow
Wish he could😥💀
@@kathijohnson6947 same here
AKA how to become a modern rogue
Great memories! As an anthropology grad student, I demonstrated pressure flaking obsidian to make tool to undergraduate students. . . . . 50 years ago!
when I was 11 I found an arrowhead in a creek near my house in Oregon. I brought it to an archeologist, who dated it to an estimated 11,000 years old. I was given permission to keep it, so I still have it today, 5 years later. its made of basalt from an unknown source.
Donald Dolenc did they tell you the worth
arrowheads aren't worth anything though they might be very old.
Donald Dolenc r/thathappened
GTXhunter it's worth something to native American collectors
There is a market for artifacts, if it was 11,000 years old I'm guessing Paleo culture, The Rutz Clovis last sold in 2013 for $276,000! And it was made of obsidian.
Can u do a video on how to make a bottle from a arrowhead 🤔🤔
That would be a impossible thing to do unless you could reverse time.
M Cov or create a microscopic sized bottle
exotic gamer 360 yeah, I was thinking that but, it would be hard to give the arrowhead the bottle shape.
M Cov, it’s possible. You could melt the glass arrowhead and put the molten glass in a bottle mold.
You can't cast glass, you need to blow it
Make homemade rocket fireworks with Clay for 4th of July!
KINGShaheed yes pleaseeee
You should grind steel in a vacuum. Use a ball mill inside a vacuum to grind the iron into a powder, then after a few days, decrease the pressure. (I believe with so much surface area, the iron, left unoxidized, will spontaneously combust when in contact with air) the vacuum is used to delay the oxidation until all steel is ground.
Note: use high-carbon steel, as it is harder and more likely to become powder
You guys should get more people that know how to do little things like this. I really liked this type of episode.
what happen to melt the meteorite? i was gonna catch up.
Cartooon THAT me too
Right
Right
Cartooon THAT the government took the video down. They don’t want the public to know this
What meteorite?
What happened to melting meteorite video you started uploading 2 hrs ago?
the government
Very cool. Thanks for sharing this project. I'm going to do this with my daughter. It will make for some great father daughter time.
im just scrolling through the comments and realize that many of the comments only have one like...
don't worry, I liked my own comment to ;-;
@Wolfie - Borks two*
LOL
Read mine... if you dare
Lol
make a glass knife
a-lpha of Zeldaforme Gaming a full glass spear
cjsoldierexotic Glass sword!
typical roblox players skyrim flashbacks
*GLASS APACHE HELICOPTER*
That would shatter way too easily.
The meteorite video world have been better...
WE all have a Burning Question they have to answer ;)
Are you on a volleyball team called MVP?
logan thompson Yeah it “WORLD” have...
Can we get some answers here?😠😡
Yeah
Your art is incredible, a shame that it broke but I am reminding of the (Japanese maybe) heritage of taking broken pottery and inlaying gold in the cracks. There is still beauty in the broken and the healed.
Nice. You can usually find arrowheads in freshly plowed fields, and even more so after it rains.
What happened to the "How to melt meteorite" with some brassy stuff. Was it supposed to be scheduled?
TKOR has many different methods to do things! Such a *variety I mean randomness* of materials and interesting things to do! :D
Whilst I have no real purpose for this stuff it's still interesting to learn about new things.
Tanks! I actually Made iT myself and i love it
IF you still have the electric arc furnace you should try to melt rocks into lava then cast the molten lava into molds. LIKE IF YOU AGREE AND WANT TO SEE THAT!!!!!:)
Paw Print Productions🐾🐾 I don’t think that it would get hot enough.
Unless you somehow got lava.
Which you couldn’t
Just saying, if you can get something hot enough to melt rock, I don't think any kind of mold would withstand the heat.
Guys he melted pebbles in his arc furnace and the electrified plasma can reach temperatures of up to 20,000F, which is more than enough to melt rock.
That was creative!
D C not only creative but random
You have to admit the King of Random merch is clean (to quote the Hodgeson Twins)
What a great idea to teach YOUNG kids how to make GLASS ARROW HEADS very sensible thinking there
You should try carbonating some high viscosity liquids like vegetable oil or honey.
Ichar
Love your videos you’re awesome
I am so happy that I didn't have to watch you break the blue bottle pictured on the table in the beginning. I love cobalt glass or any glass that is blue, really.
Definitely my favorite intro clip! 👍🏽
Try hydro dipping the glass arrow head
Gage Luther surface is to slipery
pizza tacos just sand paper it
Take a shot every time the guy said "exactly"
Can someone count the number of times? I’m actually curious how survivable that would be
Jan nah how much times he says "Not really"
Thanks for the alchohol poisoning
Jan I wouldn't be drunk I promise
I'm only 11 and not old enough to drink
This is taught in many archaeology courses and associations. Very cool.
Way to Go! This is such cool Primitive Technology!
So, where's the meteorite melting?
I've got a feeling that CZcams algorithm got to it rather quickly
can you make tissue like paper with different types of paper material
Defenetly the best project I've seen on this chenel!
I love this 😍 something I'm so going to try ty ty
Hey can you guys try making sea glass
Ocean Li, sea glass is just trash glass that for worn down by sand
You can’t make authentic sea glass... you have to go find it on the beach.
Yeah sea glass is just bottle glass or other glass that’s been ground down by the waves
SideTrack you can make it with a rock tumble, it will look frosted but it wont be authentic.
I thought it was a piece of dab at first
was looking for this comment. took a while but i found it.
Chris Hunter same
same lol
ThexMongoloidxFreak FFS thank you
Straight up same thought it was CBD oil
in a survival situation with stylish arrows!
I’ve always loved Flintknapping and I do it myself personally!!! Please do more Flintknapping videos!!
You should see what a magnet does to molten metal.
John Jackson, when iron gets to a certain heat (lower than its melting point) it stops being magnetic
It does nothing
did the meteorite in the last video deteriorite? heh? get it?
TimeBreaker i
Nate's excitement at the name 'Pressure Flakers'
This is the stuff I'm subbed for.
Can you make a knife from rock, like the Aztecs did. I think it's made of rock.
Well, technically it was flint. But yes, he could.
Kittensrock 978 I think it was obsidian actually because that area is infamous for obsidian and they were well known for their obsidian tools
Both of you are right
Usually they used flint for knifes and obsidian for their club-sword things.
It wasn’t really a knife more like a sword or club and it was called a maquahuitl and was made usually from oak and had obsidian or flint sticking from the sides. It’s called obsidian stone sometimes but it’s more like a glass and it can get to a molecule thin making it extremely sharp. But it might not be what your talking about.
I'm part Indian and I like arrows Minecraft arrows and the king of Random arrows
I made a glass arrowheads in like you said and I post it on Instagram and people love it thanks for the cool videos
I'd love to see you guys make a glass Folsom point. Making the final flutes would be a challenge, but they really look cool.
you should use reusable gloves
Where'd the Melting Meteorite go? I wanted to see how it went but it was unavailable because you guys didn't post it yet..
You're the best youtuber and KING
I have big half inch panes of glass specific for arrow head making. I also have tons of obsidian. I love creating things from rock
Am I actually early to a video?
Where did your other video go ?
“Will meteorite melt?”
??? I’m curious
Savay Savo that seems like a Cody's Lab type video
im doing this today, and i cant wait
Never seen you guys in a hot minute
Pls make a gas mask
Can you try lighting thermite inside of the giant ice block?
Ethan Lazar thermite would get wet
Which in the matpat collab video stops it from lighting
I wasn't expecting to learn how to flint Knapp
This is pretty darned cool! I'll have to have a go at it myself.
how to make a bow please
the chippings should be reused for more glass
a-lpha of Zeldaforme Gaming ...glass...is made from sand... But. You are right!
To make more arrow heads
I love watching your videos
I was about to be happy to watch a video about shatter
What happened to the other video
ur mom
ur mom
Lol “I DON’T, YOU’RE RIGHT!”
Thank you a prehistoric accurate arrow head
what happened to the meteorite???
"Exactly"
Clay, the new new host of TKOR. Congratz man!
This was pretty cool to watch hopefully I will have practical use of this
Try making something hover with liquid nitrogen and magnets. plz?
EnderRemix
Very costly and damgerous..
King of Random
More like King of DIY 😂🙌
King of diy is a fishkeeper
No, because he doesn't make just DIY videos....he also has some science projects videos..
FredyGT nah the old guy had it right
Shaihaan Ismail Saur exactly what I was gonna say
recently made an arrow with my native American tribal culture classes and it was so cool! got to choose my own arrowhead and paint my dowel. there was one pure obsidian head, someone snatched it before I got my hands it though.
Love it haha! Dont drop that... xD
Make a firework mortar I only understand your instructions.
Reminds me of the flint arrowheads
KINGShaheed i think neolithic arrowheads
This is EPIC!
Way cool.... just like stone napping. Never really thought of using glass.
Honestly, they could have a booth at a craft show 😂
Cody Whitlock don’t inhale in the cereal box blowgun and go the er
Cody Whitlock I love you new dog 😍😍
Cody Whitlock yup lol
hi can you drink water after being vacuumed and dropping oxygen?
Emanuel Tanushi you mean vacuum seal water?
Wat
Perfect for survival
Awesome - creative, cultural, & practical.
Why did you remove the meteorite video?
LilBobber Independence Day copyright issues most likely
Wait wut
Most likely CZcams demonetized the video
Try hydrodipping but instead of water use super glue
Love the glass vids
I think I want more vids with clay
make a prince rupert's drop
Jerry Qu OMG YES
I want to do this lol
What happened to melting a meteorite?
Awww i was waiting for the testing part :((
I watched a video by Shawn Woods on how arrowheads are made and I gotta say, for ancient vs modern knapping, it's pretty cool
what happens if you try and put acid with liquid nitrogen??
It freezes, try to be sensible.
Steve Treloar or does it have a chemical reaction, try to be nice
I'll endeavour to be better.