Primitive Technology Tools - How To Make Stone Spear

[@imperialguard5515]

There is just something so satisfying about seeing someone make weapons of war from scratch.

[@LegendaryAutobots]

Ikr

[@Casualgaming763]

I like to think is more like weapons of hunting and self defense against animals you don't want to be too close like bears and the likes.

[@tom.0919]

@@trlbaku how did that turn out?

[@omis8092]

@@trlbaku thats cruel of you to say that ending one's life is not a joke

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

@@trlbaku you couldn't figure any other ways.

[@dickkickum8904]

I feel like I missed a previous video about how to make the tools you use to make the spear

[@imperiumromanom2576]

@Hellion how do you make THOSE tools?

[@devon8438]

@Hellion Your exactly right. All polished stone equipment, which was stronger than flaked flint, was seriously ground for 50+ total hours depending on the tool to get its shape. Polished greenstone in the stone age woulda been like finding bronze early

[@Nachitoboi255]

Same

[@FMCMUSA]

Bro touches no grass when I quit video games and touched grass I feel like a tribal member you'll get used to it I even made my own language now I'm in a mental facility

[@ashleymartinez7717]

Bro 😭😭😭

[@wilhelmwinter463]

This video is exactly what I was looking for

[@aniceguy79yearsago85]

Same I ordering picks and like knifes and stuff

[@trlbaku]

I wanted to kill my brother with a spear

[@sametsahin6863]

No neighboor is safe now!

[@sametsahin6863]

@@trlbaku ok

[@peterchvalnik397]

@@trlbaku use boulder

[@northernlights9533]

Fun fact Some time in ancient history certain weapons and armour were created from bones Example Pufferfish helmet Basically Pufferfish skeleton dried up and turned into a spiked helm And a shark tooth sword! Primitive people on islands hunts sharks not only for the meat but also for their skulls and teeth to be tied into the edge of a paddle like sword which can either break bones under armour due to the sheer weight or cut through flesh. causing bleeding due to the teeth being serrated Also there's some ancient evidence that bone knives,spears, and arrows were created and used by primitive people

[@dixonbeejay]

In the pacific islands such as Rarotongan fiji tonga niue samoa new Zealand etc...you would see this is how we lived creating objects condements etc..not just weapons but also equipment. Tools. Cutlery jewelry ..I'm a craftsmen myself and I'm Maori I make traditional Maori Jewelry and fine projects carving bone, wood and also stone this is beautiful craftsmanship keep up the beautiful work🙏❤️🙌

[@Kal-l-of-OneShot]

its either my school teaches too much or you didn't pay attention in history I thought that sticks, bones and stones were the main primary materials and/or tools

[@yeetmaster6643]

Musical instruments were often mate by bone and carved by rock

[@alfredocastro8576]

And they said you can’t learn from KZbin

[@prehistoriccreature1800]

Sharks don't have bones

[@daniels_0399]

Sabertooth: I have millions of years of evolution making me the most feared predator on the continent! All creatures fear me! Do you think you stand ANY chan ..... Yo is...is that a rock on your stick? W...What are you doing with it?

[@4ELt774]

Extinction

[@HerMoisture]

The human: "It's a surprise tool that will help us later."

[@fry8887]

@@HerMoisture micky mousekatool

[@RajGaming-cb3xf]

Evolution ippwwp

[@alphax1518]

Le impale le stab

[@FeelAlrightInc]

It’s strange how if we brought a caveman from the past to the present and gave them a gun they’d be awestruck. Yet the same applies to us present day people being brought from the present to the past would be awestruck from the stone spears they use

[@FMCMUSA]

Language was simpler back then we should go back to using words like "follow kill animal"

[@guacre2675]

@@FMCMUSA It's not really that simple. Language is constantly evolving to become more and less complex. Mandarin, for example, really is that simple. The grammar basically break down to that very simple form of "Pig eat scrap," "Barbarian attack us," and "I play toy." But to some people, like us English speakers, it's unclear exactly what you mean. Do you mean "Barbarians are attacking us" or "Barbarians attack us sometimes?" Different languages just have different logic systems using LOTS of (or little) context clues to figure out what someone means. Some languages avoid using context clues as much as possible. As long as a language is internally consistent & understandable to listeners, it's fine. English uses a lot less context clues than something like Japanese, which usually leaves out subjects in language altogether. Point is, it doesn't really matter. Every language is fine in its own way because people's mindsets evolve around their languages to understand what someone means.

[@guacre2675]

Also, we really don't know that language was much simpler in the past. In fact, there's no evidence for that at all because Indo-Europeans (and Homo Erectus, if you go back far enough) didn't write anything down. Language oftentimes becomes MORE simple as time goes on under certain circumstances, like cross-cultural contact.

[@maclac48]

This video reminds me of what God is doing to me. Taking his time with me, being patient. Grinding, molding, sanding, chipping away all of my imperfections, shaping me into what he wants me to be. 🙏🏿

[@slingshotwarrrior8105]

That's a stronger spear point than a flintknapped spear point, awesome.

[@Billy-n8j]

Him after seeing a long rock : *ah yes , its record time*

[@andrewzamemer]

If you looking for simple spear just make campfire and sharpen a Wood,then burn the pointy end but not making it burned.It's called fire hardened spear

[@thevikingwanderer2675]

Wooden tools were only used if necessary, otherwise stone spears were used.

[@Husgreen]

Wooden spear does not really work but wooden arrow does work

[@andrewzamemer]

@thevikingwanderer2675 yes ik

[@Dav624]

Neanderthal throwing spears were made entirely out of wood but had the most weight on the tip and were very light at the bottom and thin so they would fly straight when thrown and not tumble in mid air and this also needed no fletching whatsoever so no, wooden spears were superior because they were just as deadly and also far easier to make and less time consuming than this you need around 4-5 hours of grinding to achieve this spear shape from a hard rock but u can achieve same results with less than an hour of carving a straight spear shaft maybe 2 hours if u have stone flakes as tools only

[@RoryJohnson-k9t]

You have some of the most beautiful well crafted stone tools I’ve ever

[@oscar_jjuarez5266]

Everyone should try and learn how to craft something like this , very useful tool 👍

[@darthvader1008]

Do I need a spear? No. But I’m going to make one and never use it in fear of breaking it.

[@lianoverstraete9077]

😂😂😂😂

[@Deathworm-eg5lt]

Every man needs a spear

[@justinjohnson8693]

He’s very smart and he’s really good at doing a lot of stuff

[@Carlo99yehey]

"this is beyond science"

[@moonman-0773]

Next up primitive I phone

[@lukeiamnotyourfatheranymore]

@@moonman-0773 next up primitive drones *I think those are trained birds*

[@cholesterolhuman208]

*before

[@justanormalgameryt4824]

If ya love nature and building things this is the channel

[@dorianmorousse2352]

Truly excellent m8

[@angelinebroad7466]

Here is another one Chief Executive Carrie Lam. Thanks for your help! SEMPER FI

[@alexanderwindh4830]

I've never been in the woods for more than 4 hours in my life. But I need this...

[@colddarkness1798]

Say thank you to civilization and it's weakness you would not last that much. Mother nature dose not need us anymore sadly. Civilization is degenarate and rotten to the core.

[@thelionofjudah5318]

Who’s here in the future looking when the government turns against us. Jesus is king🙏🏽

[@_makeitreal_]

I’m just here cuz I think making primitive tools is a cool skill

[@thecoobs8820]

At the beginning of the video, when you were using the chisel, the surface was not stable enough, you were losing energy as some of it was dispersing into the ground

[@juanellser8614]

I liked the concept, overall great video

[@PrimitiveTechnologyTools]

Thank You!

[@dixonbeejay]

Maori greenstone patu or taonga this was the traditional way of making them nothing else just water and stone.well done excellent determination ❤️

[@gunnar7593]

this is something else!

[@douglascarr8045]

Would yall freak out if you suddenly heard a dinosaur roar in the background....this is really neat!

[@romerromay8510]

it actually works! 😀😀

[@IMENG-jl3tc]

Do you think it is a good spear? I supose the stone is too heavy . What kind of stone is it? Thank you for showing your skills. 🧤

[@Tyqerius]

A stone that is hard

[@aniasofiei1453]

Slate

[@primalcode3057]

Yes how do you think the Native Americans killed things?

[@daniels_0399]

You thrust it into something with skin and it will kill it = good spear.

[@reecetaylor2626]

@@primalcode3057 not with spears like this. The grinding method will not result in a stone sharp enough for good penetration.

[@daniellino2787]

Super sleek idea

[@chubzmacabinlar1122]

This is the most best video ive ever seen in primitive technology

[@Whshsjjsjsjsjdjxj]

This is gonna help me with my homework

[@乂哈乂]

How lol

[@charliszedelossantos5546]

I don't think that spear can stab deeply because the tip is not sharp enough

[@iron1975]

It's made of stone what did you expect?

[@chinogabesv650]

@@iron1975 stone can be sharper than steel bro

[@pixelatedgem8980]

I think it's sharp bros

[@iron1975]

@@chinogabesv650 don't call me bro 🅵🅰🅶🅶🅾T

[@chinogabesv650]

@@iron1975 stay mad bro obsidians sharper than steel

[@ratlord6952]

cool

[@PrimitiveTechnologyTools]

Thank You!

[@ratlord6952]

your welcome

[@inky3541]

Im the 200th comment

[@keremdogan7001]

The only thing I don't understand is where did this man find the camera in nature?

[@GreyBoiTheTrue]

Here made it with sticks stone and fish bones

[@Szikimi_satirozo_gojo5452]

He bought the starter pack📦

[@MuhamatBUDI-n5f]

❤❤❤beutifull......

[@devvashisht8435]

Me a too this is notable video good effort

[@tomnguyen6075]

Thank you

[@PrimitiveTechnologyTools]

Thank Too.

[@shoyaibmahib9256]

Nice video

[@Deathworm-eg5lt]

Doesn’t look very sharp, but it’s a beautiful weapon. Amazing craftsmanship

[@baranekren4726]

Nice nice

[@samcahoon7078]

What type of stone do you use for a good stone knife blade?

[@PrimitiveTechnologyTools]

This is a kind stone taken from the mountain.

[@eyes5226]

anything hard really, like flint etc so it doesnt have the possibility of shattering, plus it can be chiseled and shaped easily

[@kcyow2002]

STONE STONE

[@alphax1518]

Maybe flint or what @primitive Technology tools said. you could also use obsidian.

[@orion4622]

@@alphax1518 but you need a diamond pickaxe to mine the obsidian

[@u235u235u235]

spears more powerful than swords for hunting and warfare overall.

[@jonathongaddis2693]

Very cool!!!! May I ask though, what are the advantages of making the spear out of hard stone instead of flint knapping it? Flint knapped Clovis pointed spears killed mastodon and wooly mammoth 12,000 years ago

[@millec60]

I am an amateur but I'd imagine you'd need the right kind of rock to knap it

[@carnivorecaveman]

Very useful and informative video, thanks! Subscribed!

[@szymonsontowski6098]

i wish i had that skills

[@benben9794]

Notice how he doesn’t demonstrate it working even stabbing something not living... that’s because it more than likely wouldn’t even puncture like a spear does because he’s trying to make a stone spear like they make steel spears

[@funnyskeletonman4714]

Because thats illegal dumbass

[@reecetaylor2626]

Yeah, early humans used knapping and percussion to create sharp stone blades

[@julianrosch4488]

Damn, thats some great content

[@barbaraaurier5672]

this is amazing!

[@catherinehudon873]

Cool

[@Kuzgun_Kuskan]

I dont think anyone here is gonna bother to do this but very cool

[@Pi-ke1hx]

well 412Pi4 will do👁️👄👁️

[@hectorarmandogonzalezrodri2351]

Esta jenial

[@PrimitiveTechnologyTools]

Thank you!

[@oscar_jjuarez5266]

Something has been trying to make its way inside the chicken coop 🐓 Much more silent than my first plan 💥

[@cholesterolhuman208]

I think the neighbor liked it

[@Acrillta1974]

translation: "Uunga Bunga Ooga Booga"

[@Jad3d.J]

Thank you, vary helpful

[@Acrillta1974]

@@Jad3d.J Np I am an official Unga Bunga translator.

[@Acrillta1974]

@Coal Ooga Booga, Unnnga eeegra.

[@NickariusSN]

@@Acrillta1974 gadanga buda A!

[@ChildEater_404]

I tried the same thing with a stone I took in the park. I failed. I cannot shape it. Do you have any ideas about what should I do to shape a stone and sharpen it?

[@Unknown-d6e1y]

Try wet grinding it

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

You can it just takes a long time. These videos are often edited short to keep people entertained but in reality producing a functioning stone tool by grinding it can take a week of long days work.

[@ChildEater_404]

@@ReasonAboveEverything I tried to put water on it and grind it on another bigger stone. But the shape of the stone does not seem to be changing…

[@PrimitiveTechnologyTools]

How to make a stone chef knife, kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6PXpWRrbs1kma8

[@dalime605]

how long does the sanding down process take?

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

Way longer than that. He used electric tools. His grinding stone barely showed any wear. For stone that size it would take days.

[@sapphirefoxplasma2.039]

Yes

[@NickariusSN]

@@ReasonAboveEverything I mean, he did his job, he showed us how to do it so no complaints

[@funnyskeletonman4714]

@@ReasonAboveEverything bruh

[@reecetaylor2626]

@@NickariusSN this isn't how ancient humans made stone tipped spears. Look up Flint knapping, much more useful points

[@jameswestbrook9764]

Sup

[@PrimitiveTechnologyTools]

Thank You!

[@cygnar2006]

What material is he using? It looks like concrete or some kind of composite.

[@legendgaming738]

How you tied up that grass?

[@moonhunter4689]

Wonder how many stones it took to get it right.

[@sitiocuidadocomcaobravo9971]

Supect

[@MB32904]

humans: *making advanced tools that will allow them to thrive, overpower even the most deadly animals, & eventually make even more advanced technology* animals: dafuq they doin ova der

[@Hexahectaenneacontakaiheptagon]

next video: how to charge an iphone with a pile of leaves and sticks

[@elyarpirnia5389]

Flint is much better

[@tomnguyen6075]

Can you make sling

[@Athalfuns]

This would have been an awesome video if it wasn't filled with video ads...I felt like I've watched as many ads as the actual video.

[@falondonahue8457]

Ooga Booga!

[@jamy306]

Time to play Minecraft irl

[@nissanskylinefan2179]

You don,t have a spear in minecraft

[@angolomat882]

What kind of stone is this? I cannot recognize it.

[@SituationNormalAint]

Wait what?? The spear head is not sharp enough, how are u supposed to raid other villages with a dull spear??

[@manofbeans.2176]

If you stab someone in the eye then it will kill if enough force is used.

[@ptgamer3568]

A digger with wood please

[@derrangedweirdo6925]

this reminds me of IRL craft

[@Sylvezard2012]

Can i use the same steps but with wood?

[@ryanfredrick7783]

Yes but it would be harder to Sam’s and not as durable

[@thewalruswasjason101]

That hafting system will never hold

[@moistman12]

Yea and did you see the knife

[@19adhyayandas77]

where did you get the tools i dont thing tools fall from the sky or do they?

[@funnyskeletonman4714]

Made them self

[@muhammed-gu6pb]

Helo

[@ykaromarciel1966]

Cade o donkey13

[@adammazour2067]

ahoj

[@青い虎-v9v]

Ah, the Doctor Stone xD

[@margaretbeattie6923]

Long rocks are extremeley rare. Just use slate instead

[@reecetaylor2626]

Flint, chert, or similar rocks are even better. Knapping would give a much sharper point with less work

[@Regie_thecomie]

Im watching the ants on the ground reacting to the making of this

[@marcello4663]

Now you are ready to stone wars

[@PrimitiveTechnologyTools]

Thank You!

[@im.Aadi_lifts]

So he's making a new tool with his other tools...but how can i make those other tools?

[@aaravbadlani9215]

You went to some place in corona Stay home Stay safe

[@tokyoo5400]

Nobody talking about the sounds of the forest

[@cholesterolhuman208]

*let me show you how to make stone tools using stone tools*

[@rugtrader1]

Am I the only person who thinks it's strange he's making tools from concrete? It's a lot of work for a stone age person to make concrete- they preferred to work from stone, which is all around us.

[@Snake_B09]

Is that made out of bamboo?

[@david720]

what are the materails he used

[@tomaszprzegwizdane3679]

Stones

[@ArkSolarcanyon]

Anything is possible if you put your mind to it

[@Matheus-vh4nt]

Its funny how humans work compared to other animals we are bloodthirsty killing machines that never stop chasing its prey until it can no longer move from exhaustion + we hunt in packs + we make tools that make killing easier + we have symbiotic relationships with other pack hunters like dogs that help us hunt The best part? We are the only great ape that hunts prey much bigger than themselves while the others only hunt tiny monkeys and insects Are you a land apex predator? We call that a trophy Are you a tanky herbivore that can launch us in the air like nothing? We can that a challenge Are you an underwater giant? Noa, get the boat!!! Next we are going to find space squids the size of moons and we are going to eat that too We are monsters and thats what make us soo cool

[@sajithdaivam2206]

This viedio is full primitiv technology

[@IkeColdd]

I feel like I missed the part on how to make the handle...

[@LeMayJoseph]

Welp, now I know what to do when there's no high-silica rock to flintknap.

[@poopoopeepee-xk2he]

waiting for a comment to mention flint

[@poopoopeepee-xk2he]

was

[@плеердима]

I russ я русс :) прив америка:)

[@PrimitiveTechnologyTools]

Thank You Russian.

[@плеердима]

@@PrimitiveTechnologyTools l Перевод - На основе искусственного интеллекта хочу с вами дружить want to be friends with you

[@dalime605]

anyone else here because they're hooked on the show PRIMAL?

[@reecetaylor2626]

Why grind down a stone instead of using flint or chert?

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

People use what they have.

[@TheClownboy12]

What is the wood and the stone?

[@japsu5279]

Upgraded spear

[@alfie8607]

I can hear nether portal this man has rtx 3080 on