1425 - No Talk - Damage Control Knapping
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Flintknapping. Knapping rocks. Making stone tools. Arrowhead. Lithic reduction.
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Front View of My Knapping Style:
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Abo Technique (Natural Materials Only) My Horizontal Punch Style of Knapping:
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Swiping or Scraping with hard Hammer:
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WHAT IS HIGH GRADE STONE?
Anything you can run a 1/2" or more flake with a pressure flaker.
HEAT TREATING:
Heat treat a few FLAKES of everything you got except HIGH GRADE Raw Stone, Obsidian, Dacite, Basalt, Hornstone, Sonora, Fort Payne, or Rhyolite. Start with flakes and spalls less than 1" thick for 200°F for 24 hours to dry it out. Then raise the temp to 275°F and hold for 4 hours. Let cool down for 12 hours. Chip and compare. If no difference, put back I at 200°F for 1/2 hour, then raise to 275 for 1/2 hour, then raise to 325 for 4 hours.
Let cool down for 12 hours. Chip and compare. If no difference, put back in at 200°F for 1/2 hour, then raise to 275 for 1/2 hour, then raise to 325 for 1/2 hour, the raise to 375 for 4 hours.
Repeat with temp going up 50°F until you reach 600°F or nice chippable stone. Whichever comes first. If no good result, or things blow up, let us know.
Love that ring when you get the stone just right , thin.
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Yesss! Another silent video! It’s soooooo cool seeing you just go at it! Don’t get me wrong, I love the talking videos too, but these are a treat!
Thank you!
Yep
My good fellow.... I know where your heart is, butt din't you hear the rock talking to you? This was not a silent video by any stretch
That little step fracture is no match for the crafty. Another fine piece of work sir , and thank you for the lesson. I thourghly enjoyed it.
Very welcome
i like the look of that stone , reminds me of scottish highland toffee ! beautiful colours , nice job on the damage control , most of my knapping consists of just that
The patience of a saint! I’d have broke it in half and made two smaller points! 🤗
That's cool how you put it back together. It's alot harder than you make it look. United States
Two and a half hours, are you trying to make me late for work? Lol, thanks for the videos
@30:20 that was awesome! You definitely worked your way through that. Thanks for these vids. They've helped me tremendously. Rock on💪
You're very welcome
This the best one ever no ads no talking just perfection thx‼️‼️‼️
Thank you!
I IDK I really like the BSing with the knapping!!!
Many people do. 😁
I have learned so much by watching your videos😉 knowing how important a braiding is and seeing you constantly evaluating what to attack next . A real lesson in patience 👍😊
Gorgeous work. Thanks for sharing!
You're very welcome
Absolutley beautiful. What a beautiful piece of stone. Not completely without issues but you skillfully worked through them.
Thanks Wayne.
This is a wonderful idea! I can do without all of the inane chatter which other knappers think I need to hear. It's much like watching football, where you understand the game but can do just fine by watching and again, not having to listen to mindless chatter! Thank you for caring.
You're welcome 😊
Thankyou! The silent treatment was great! I had fun trying to predict what your next moves were going to be !? Awesome skills Bro!
8:54 i know that feeling.
A mere hurdle for you though.
I'm still learning. And i have yet to fully recover from the big hunks. At my best, i typically have a small island left. And then it's wonky and gets thrown back in the pile. The some other day pile.
Edit Typo.
Love the look of that rock!! (Childhood memories of butterscotch pudding??) I really have to commend you for not breaking into long strings of cuss words (the scoring system is the length of the string of contiguous, non-repetitive cuss words)...I couldn't do it! It also brings up a whole line of new video content for you: "knotty problems." Those hard knots around internal flaws (tiny vugs/crystal pockets/fossils) that don't seem to percuss away and seem to grow and grow. Once they finally pop off (if the whole piece doesn't break in the process), the "mental relief" is wonderful--the reason why "Dr. Pimple Popper" became so popular! :)
Oh yes
10:18 Letter Eat Ole Son. Now Let The Clutch Out 🤣😎🏁🤘🇺🇲
Patrick, I've got it!
I've seen sO many of your videos, and love the talk/knap videos.
I've enjoyed the No talking equally.
You are, the Godfather of f.p.s. knapping.
Film style of a First Person Shooter video game. And a professional flint knapping demonstration.
These might be some good poundsigns for your videos.
Or what do the kids these days call 'em? Hashtabs? Hash tang? Oh hashtags.
Peace out. Gonna watch the rest of the video.
PUSH
TAKEN
Great skills. That stubborn spot really made it even more complicated...
bro's confusing so many archaeologists
Thx
Awesome job!! I have a ancient Stanfield blade that thin and long, can't imagine how they made like that with just stone and antler.
It's not that difficult, relatively speaking. As long as you have good, non-crumbly hammerstones and dense, dry antler.
Love it man!! Youve gotta be proud after making something so amazing and natural like that. Im going to practice my butt off and hope to be able to do what you do.
Do you ever mess with people with those that you make. Like have an appraiser look at it and have him tell you that its hundreds or thousands of years old?
Thanks. No, I've never had an appraiser look at any of my work. I don't play that chit.
Best ASMR Knapping out there
Cool
That’s it Patrick, let the material do the talking. Taking a lesson from Kevin. He is a dog of few words.
Ooof. 😬 I so much prefer moose antler. Great work though 🌻
Thanks! 😊
maybe Grand Pressigny flint? Found one scraper of that material here in the Netherlands.
This flint is from Georgia, USA
Con paciencia e idea a todo buen final se llega tio, buen trabajo👍👌👌
The sasquatch screw driver is the next tool i need 🤨
25 minutes into this I see a spade.
truly a skilled craftsman!!!
Thank you
Uhh, imagine 7,000 yrs ago, how talented they had to be, and worried about losing a point.
Thanks for the video
Awesome tygood job man
You're very welcome
Thank you for sharing this May you have a great day
You're very welcome
Very determined knapper on a very poorrock
This is the most Pedernales rock to ever Pedernales.
😆
the last hour I was waiting for the point to crack in half for every chip.
Me too
@@KnapperJackCrafty LOL
Those hinges of lighter colored material are my nemesis.
Oh yes
I'm a bigginer perty much. That hinge was no match for you. I can tell. You picked it apart like a pro man. Awesome video. I treated like a college course. I most definitely go a long way to go but I have fell in love with the sport. Lol.
😁👍
Interesting. You made a really nice hand axe before you converted it into something else as well as making a lot of nice large flakes that could be used for doing a lot of cutting. I suppose you will make some of them into points because you don't need them to cut jack.
Yes
I just want to ask the people who request no talk videos, why?
I think it's because when he is talking it kind of takes away from the way we perceive how he's napping and some people may think that it's boring to have somebody talking throughout the whole thing maybe personally I like it when he's talking but I think other people don't because they are not being able to put their own opinion to it to his work but I think it's better when he talks❤
ASMR
@@FourLuckyLeafs allergic hobbit
PUSH LUMEN MOON
Wow! Those micro-adjustments at the tip after all that work must be excruciating, only for the brave to endure.....
I think you're getting the hang of this ...
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It's like trying to solve a complicated puzzle. Did you just learn by doing, or did you have a mentor?
I learned by doing, experimenting, and lots of breaking.
is that bopper you use steel? ive been wanting to get into flintknapping and since i have a blacksmith background, i thought it may be cool to make my own tools for it. everyone i see uses copper but i havent seen one thats steel yet. would there be benefits of using steel? i can understand copper for smaller, more detailed work since the softer metal will remove smaller chips, but would steel work better for large removal? what about hardened steel?
Mild steel or wrought iron works much better than hardened steel. I think I used a 6061 aluminum bopper in this video.
Uhhh i bet this guys talent is closer to the skill level of 7000 yrs ago than most present day men.... Can I get your number
Please
jackcrafty2@gmail.com
Good one
Thanks
A very big stone to build a little tool. Bravo Monsieur. Are you coming from France ? I mean Cro - Mahon area??
I'm in Texas
Waterlogged
Very Google work
Did you hear the hot rod taking off in the background? I don't race around anymore now that I'm older👍
Many such hot rods in my neighborhood.
叩く前なんで削ってるんですか？
The edge needs to be dull before hitting. If not, the edge will crush and not flake.
@@KnapperJackCrafty Thank you for your answer! I understand it!
So I'll try it next time!
@@pab417 Very good
What the fuck is that method use in 33:38. Why would you use a screw driver to remove a flake. I mean really there is other people who use pressureflick to remove those flakes. You really got me here laughing my ass off for this method
Cheater tool. 😁