My Keeper Case Collection of things I've Chipped plus a Bonus Case!

[@wk9483]

Always enjoy seeing your work! I have a couple you let get away on the end table beside me, remember the "Knife in the Stone"? Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@robertparker9276]

Thank you so much kenny sharing your fantastic work I always get a big boost watching your cases

[@Swamp-Fox]

Just when I think it can't get any better, out you come with another case of points! Man, you have done a lot of knapping! Once again, thanks for sharing!

[@Paleoman52]

Cases like this really remind me of just how much chipping I was doing back then. I have slowed way down as knapping has taken a toll on this old body, but I still make a few points now and then. Thanks so much for watching this series, I have made a playlist on my channel just for these videos, which makes it much easier to find and watch them.

[@mjbradshaw]

Kenny - that Etley!!! Great stuff again!

[@Paleoman52]

I love watching the guys in Missouri pulling those huge Etley's out of the ground and I never really see any other knappers making them, so I had to try and see if I could get the form right. This was an early one and later ones came out even closer to the form I was seeking. Thanks for your comments!

[@alexsidor4708]

Very impressive work!

[@Paleoman52]

Thanks! :)

[@musicmanhotrod]

I'm a sucker for Hardin points...but that lil Flintridge Snyder/Lost Lake stole the show for me. And don't even get me started on the octagon case...just WOW!! Keep 'em comin' Ken. Stay safe friend.✌🏼😎

[@Paleoman52]

I agree Hal, there is something so special about those Hardin points, such a cool form. I really love that little Octagon case of Onondaga points. Those are some of the all time best ones I have ever made. Thanks so much for always commenting and watching my videos, I hope all is well with you my friend!

[@kendrao9647]

How did you forget about these?! Beautiful variety 😄❤️ 🔥🙌

[@Paleoman52]

It must be an aging thing, LOL! I could say that because it was out of sight it became out of mind. I'm wondering now what else I have forgotten about. Thanks for watching, glad to see you are still out there!

[@mikesimmons8787]

So nice! You gave me the idea to turn points that are not working out, into drills. As a newer knapper i have some that didn't turn out the way i hoped lol so i gonna turn em into drills! Lol great video

[@Paleoman52]

I can almost guarantee you that every drill I ever made was the result of a point that wasn't going well and I ended up pressure flaking them into a drill. I wonder if that didn't happen in earlier times too.

[@phrotojoe]

They are all beautiful Ken.

[@Paleoman52]

Thanks Bushy, It was great to see all these points again as it has been a few years since I last saw them. I hope all is well with you, I hope to see you sometime this year!

[@Tradbow85]

Love this series

[@Paleoman52]

Thanks so much for watching these videos!

[@FlintSpall]

Reed's chert on the Dalton? Nice examples all around.That Keokuk aside from flint ridge has to be the best lookin stuff IMO.

[@Paleoman52]

I think you are correct on the chert type on that Dalton. I agree, Keokuk is some great looking material and my time chipping Onondaga has really helped me to chip Keokuk. It can be a little tougher than a lot of stones I work, so you have to hit it a little harder to get it to run flakes.

[@jiphy]

I wish more knapping would get me thin. I'd sleep 💤 You are talented! Mouse Trap Man sent me here. New sub, I'll be checking your vids out.

[@rockhunter6260]

Nice Ken, thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@Paleoman52]

Thanks for watching! I have a few more cases coming up.

[@rockhunter6260]

@@Paleoman52 👍🏻