5 Small Keeper Cases of Things I've Chipped! Glass, Johnstone, Slate, and Cahokia Points

[@Swamp-Fox]

Enjoyed seeing all the small keeper cases! This is the first time I have seen slate tools. Amazing how well the flint drills work. Johnstone is a new one on me as well.

[@Wildernessquestoutdoors]

You can always tell when it’s your work just by looking at the piece. (For me at least) you have a very unique style.

[@rockhunter6260]

Nice work Ken, thanks for showing👍🏻

[@robertparker9276]

As always superb work and videos. Keep them coming please

[@davelink1318]

Jon stone ! Is pretty rare down around flint ridge, but I'm sure you could find some. Lol, if I made a case points like those I'm pretty sure I couldn't sell them, you were very good even when you first started! Thanks again for sharing. Awesome !

[@duwla1913]

Really cool points

[@imaginethat9757]

not long ago i rescued half a ton of local PA chert from a construction site. would love to see what you could do with a chunk of it. my aged arthritic hands and fingers are no longer capable of this sort of fun, although i used up a lot of band-aids during younger days experimentation. never tried 'johnstone'.. LOLOL! but beer and wine bottle bottoms ftw !

[@cabelly27]

Fascinating gorget case and how you explained the use of the drills.

[@Paleoman52]

Those drills really work great for drilling softer stone, shell, bone, and wood. Glad you enjoyed the video, I think of you often Craig!

[@phrotojoe]

They are great.

[@FlintSpall]

I still have some tv glass that I collected.huge pieces.Not a big fan of it though.I suppose for one I just don't like wearing gloves but can't afford not to with glass.Never worked any johnstone.I can see people wanting to buy the cahokia case,but likewise I can see why you wanna keep it.:>)