Point show and big spalling

[@seanarthur2001]

Fantastic work. Been flint knapping since I was 12 and studied under Dr. Errett Callahan jr. till his passing in 2019. Your work reminds me of how eccentric his style of knapping was. Thank you!

[@Flintknappingtips]

Cool experience!

[@devangrey4376]

Fantastic looking points. Your skill is incredible. I’ve been knapping about two months now. I have been really appreciating your videos. I am using copper tools for most of my knapping and spalling mostly with hammer stones. Thanks for sharing!

[@Flintknappingtips]

Thanks Devan. If you go w large mass hammerstones it’s nice to have a couple that are a bit grabby so you can do a bit of trim w them also.

[@ElenaTheKnappingMoose]

Your precision is a pleasure to watch. You could probably easily turn that second core into a square-sectioned axe

[@Flintknappingtips]

That would be an awesome stone for a square axe. I wish I had a market to sell some and I’d make more and build my skills as I enjoy them.

[@richardcummings7079]

Where do you get your display cases.

[@Flintknappingtips]

This one is a Forrest Bogg case. from eldon Mo.

[@richardcummings7079]

​@@Flintknappingtips thank you

[@RonRay]

Nobody should ever walk barefoot through HIS yard! 😬

[@jannecas5281]

Its pleasure to watch you knapping, you really have expirience. The strikes are how they should be not too heavy but also not too light so the spalls can travel

[@woodsinme]

Knapping is an art form for sure (in my book).