Stone Tomahawk
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2021
- Stone was used longer than steel by our early ancestors, and today it still has its applications. A stone axe, hatchet or even tomahawk can be an effective tool to utilize in any survival situation. Some good flintknapping skills, decent woodworking knowledge and a creative outlook...a stone tomahawk is not far away.
Thanks for watching...see you in the bush. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Just imagine when this dude finds out about bronze
He gonna forge it with his bare hands
Might take him a few thousand years, depending on how old he is now.
Lol
Also he could have burned the hole for the stone instead of using a knife so it was completely without tools
🤣🤣🤣
That stone chipping thing he's doing is unbelievably difficult and he makes it look ridiculously easy.
He’s a famous bushman, he was on alone. He’s an excellent flint-napper
Its very easy, youtube vids for it
Knapping. Yeah, it's an art.
Practice, mistakes, and patience.
@@mrcoiganable2988 no it isn't lol just cause someone does it on yt doesn't make it easy lemme guess u typed this from your PC after playing Fortnite lol think before ya speak
*"Tomahawk Axe Heat sensing Missile, GO!"*
Wtf does that mean shut up
I want 1 please
Wait isnt that like mjolnir ?
I need to learn this. Never seen it before and now im really interested in this
Lots of my videos cover FLINTKNAPPING
Same!!
Donny also hosts classes if you live in CO :)
I’m currently saving up to take a day to learn 😊
@@chupacabra304Colorado? Oh my god yessir
Man has an unlimited supply of a stone I've never seen in person in my life
My guy if you can't go out to the nearest patch of grass and dig out a rock, then you must live on a golf course
He just walks outside... wtf..
@@cameronphenix2096 I’m pretty sure this is flint so it’s not as simple as just digging out any rock. A big part of flint napping is getting the stone/ hoarding it.
@@tybushnell9819 OK, if you only want flint then that's fine, but there were native tribes all over America that used plenty of different types of rock like basalt and granite. There were also plenty of nomadic tribes that in a pinch would have to use local, not great for crafting rocks and still managed to use them to effect. OP didn't say flint, he said "rocks". And there are plenty of rocks right outside your door.
I mean… we do love on a giant floating stone.
I loved your performance in "7 Days to Die".
Advanced humor
I wasn’t in that. Is that a show?
@@DonnyDustsPaleoTracks It's a zombie survival video game.
I was just making a reference to every survival games 1st task being creating one of these axes.
My dad or stepdad would've appreciated this a lot.
That ending of "one, tomahawk" could transition perfectly into "tomahawk ribeye baby, no i didn't drop it in dirt, grow up"
There's one Tomahawk you don't want to drop in the dirt... Like, that's not about growing up at that point. That's about being spread over an acre.
What kind of stone is that?
I wanna say flint but I could be totally wrong.
rolling stone
Rolling stone
A stone
A rock
Phyllis: “You’re using a knife to make a knife?”
Dwight: “You got a better way?”
Hahaha exactly what I was thinking
he's using a knife to make an axe..
@@abelespinoza1972 hey, Shutup.
You beat me here by 2DAYS!!!!!!!!!?
“Damn you.”
-DKS😉
@@kimiveymakeup0 lmao I’m glad to see others are cultured to our good friend Dwight.
If you're ever in a survival situation you don't need weapons you just need this guy
..Апокалипсис близок...пора запасаться инструментом 🤪😁🦖
I desperately want this man to demonstrate how to roll the perfect blunt.
Haha.
I fucking second this I love watching this guy's videos man
Lick and properly moisten your edge first, then use your tongue under the "overlap" layer of leaf and push it up against your lip to create tension, you then pull gently on the leaf with your mouth as you slide your tongue out from between the two layers while also pushing and sealing the two with your upper lip. Do all this while you gently roll the blunt away from your face and you should be fine. Depending on the skin youll probably have to go back over it a couple times
The ancients knew better than to ruin perfectly tasting bud by wrapping it in cheap brown imitation paper tobacco leaf!
@@roscoep.coltraine6344bro there are very nice skins out there that arent cheap ass swishers haha. Qnd if ancients were smoking both tobacco and bud its almost certqin they crossed them over at least once
The fact that I read this title as "stoned tony hawk" is a testimony to my sleep deprivation
Yet you’ve also used words like deprivation and testimony. Both of which are long words that have delicate spelling. Auto correct actually likes you. Congrats. Mine fucks me every time I use it.
Same.
@@rumpled4skin271 name checks out!
I read it as Stoney Hawk
I woulda still clicked on it 🤣🤣🤣
As far as I’m concerned this is the best use of the internet right here
This guy can survive a zombie apocalyps.
I remember as a kid wanting to do something like this. Something about the finished result looks cool yet functional
Maybe because it actually is functional?
The nay
@@MichaelOrtega Col. Yellow-hair Custer found out the hard way. 😘
Thanks. Appreciate you watching and following the adventures.
I can just imagine a caveman screaming in agony after accidentally hitting his thumb with the stone
I don't know why this made me laugh so hard
Knappers actually got lung deseases. First ever industrial process and it killed us just like modern times. We ain’t so advanced 😄
caveman
“me hit rock good, it kill gooder”
*hits finger with rock*
“OOOOOO TOO GOOD A KILL”
Pinky toe 😈
The shards cut your hands when you hit them
Wahnsinn! Einfach nur unglaublich. Danke dafür!
Caveman Bob Ross never disappoints.
That's incredibly skillful. I'm stuck at shitty hand axes and that's where the learning curve becomes steep.
Where's the learning curve, this is literally step by step how to do it
@@dabbopabblo Bet you're real fun at parties
@@dabbopabblo flaking and fluting stone is incredibly difficult and takes a ton of skill and experience. You couldn't make an axe blade like that in a hundred tries
@@dabbopabblo alright, go ahead and make one then and get back to us when you post the video.
@@boboshoddmore they are going to break their hand on the first strike trying to break the rock
The masculine urge to want to go off the grid and live off the land
Ever read _My Side of the Mountain_ ?
😂😂
He has a condo
@@jimg4059 woah didn't realise he was that much of a wild man
I wish I could make a deal with the government where they basically pay me to exile myself to the middle of nowhere in Alaska and build my own hut with a fishing pole and a rifle with some flint.
Bout to go base raiding irl now
Comanche moment
Rust moment
Ark moment
Great Flint napping 👍
Ì to am trained in the art of flint knapp'in, it is truly a long learned hobby that will make you bleed, loose fingernails and curse like a sailor but once you got it man the rewards are endless. Awesome job brother. I live near the Battlefield of Blue licks my collection of points, spears,axe,atals,celts,scrapers,are all museum quality we've found over the years
You ain't trained in English though sadly
@@mischiefthedegenerateratto7464 so sorry Mr.Keyboard cowboy...or..Ratto...🤣🤣🤣
@@mischiefthedegenerateratto7464 and he said...ain't 🤣🤣🤣
@@gblackburn31 you did fine, dont worry about it.
@@nexonflowers2728 many 😊
If the zombie apocalypse starts I learned how to CRAFT weapons in my inventory from this guy very good tutorial 10/10
You need to harvest log and minerals.
@@abdulmajied4941 that's easy it's just the crafting time that's annoying but it gets faster the more you do it
Just stay at home until the zombies rot away. About 1-2 months. Easy.
@@vudusid8717 ye but that's no fun :// realistic approach but not fun
Minecraft 😎😎😎
Finally, a stone knapper that doesnt use a bronze/copper hammer for knapping stone.
Looks like Santa had a career change
"ok so he'll pull out a-"
"first i gotta make a saw"
"Excuse me what?"
Might as well stay in the stone age instead of just visit.
Ancient people “ What was that interesting shiny little blade? “
Cool hat! Oh, cool tomahawk too!
I love the ceramic like popping sound of the flint it's awesome
I really want to know if someone dedicated a good chunk of their life to it, how advanced could they make their technology by themselves starting with nothing? Stone knifes and leather materials are awesome, but could you eventually work up to melting down some copper ore to make better tools, or maybe even make some more advanced textiles than just fur and leather? How far could the advancement go if you knew every step and just had to execute it?
@Atman Gotango yeah, that’s why I think the question is so interesting. If it was just a matter of knowing how and doing it, then someone could shoot right into the modern age. I know that there are some things that one person just couldn’t realistically achieve by hand by themselves, so I guess I’m wondering if there would be some specific first technological roadblock that couldn’t be surpassed by one person by themselves. At first I was thinking perhaps it would be any kind of advanced metallurgy since that usually requires some kind of advanced mills or at least huge amounts of materials, but I remembered that it’s actually possible to make some very primitive versions of steel by using melted iron and animal bones. I also had the thought that any kind of plastic or rubber would almost certainly be impossible, but I’m also thinking that surely there would be some kind of impassable roadblock way before those were even on the table, no?
If you know every steps, the sky's the limit.. go watch Dr. Stone
Depends on what knowledge you get.
If you have access to everything I bet you could get as far as the resources you have will let you.
If you don't know anything you'd be good if you found about stone tools
Sounds like the plot of dr. Stone
I rekon there's a channel called "primitive technology" where the protagonist is building tools and sheds from scratch. Learned a lot from those videos.
Now that you unlock stone gears, you can get some iron and make an iron pick and go for diamond gears.
Legend going for gold gears first
Too much Minecraft
Nice pfp 💯💯
Nah man, go for the crossbow for easy loot. Then just farm sulphur after you got jackhammer.
@@oshinb7 your username has too much religion
This man could build ikea furniture without looking at the instructions
that "saw" bit cracked me
Id actually wanna see this guy on forged in fire. Its be so hilarious to see him possibly beat competitors using his own rocks, bones and other materials compared tp their blades.
Probably not. Metal is used because it's better than just stones.
Yeah, just cause this process is harder and longer to make, stone can’t beat metal blades. He will probably come in last.
@@mocapcow2933 I'm not sure if this is harder than forging a metal blade
@@noophieu5197 oh it is, a lot. This guy makes it look easy and cuts out all the work to boot.
Metal tools were highly prized by native tribes because they're sharper and a *lot* stronger.
Honestly it makes more sense for this kind of thing to have its own show. I would watch it
That “all wrapped up” joke did make me do a giggle so thank you
I feel bamboozled when he started using rocks to make stuff and then whips a steel knife out of nowhere and carved up the wood 😂 pretty dope though
Thank you for sharing our history :)
For anyone who doesn’t know, that yellow wood is HARD AS F****CK. Him Cutting it with a hand stone makes my stomach hurt lol. That dude must be strong af to not just give up.
looks like locust.
It ain't but ok
@@omgawall222 was it mulberry? Thats yellow till it seasons.
@@omgawall222 locust isn’t hard? Why is every corner fence post in Oklahoma locust wood lol
He said "osage orange."
I know these kinda skills are outdated given metal working and all that but damn if I'm not glad to see people practicing and sharing the info
I mean, i don't think breaking flint is outdated, its only like 3mil years old lol
@@pinkgaewhistle9631 Yeah only
But by him and many others learning we start to understand what our ancients did, the real how and why.
We might need this knowledge in the future given the nuclear age we now live in. And even before seeing anything this in depth I’ve found information like this can come in handy camping and backpacking
I'm not saying this guy ain't skilled, but he uses a steel knife to work most of the wood.
This man's ready for the apocalypse
This guy is like a caveman who knows everything about making weapons and tools
I wonder if ever he just leaves the stone age tools that he made somewhere, and then in the future, some people would discover his left out tools then go crazy because they thought that there are still cavemen that still exist.
Tribes?
There are still groups of humans on this planet that have not moved beyond the stone age.
Google Sentinel Island, they actually still exist
Flint stones! When I lived on a Island in Denmark called "Bornholm" we would find Flint tools almost every year when we plowed the fields, probably was some old camp with the amount we found in the same spot.
Cool as hell.
Hes the perfect partner to go hiking, it makes it 200% safer
His dog was patiently waiting for the leftover Wooly Mammoth jerky.
Skills like this are better shown in its entirety. if the video takes 2 hours to watch and the pay off is a master piece being created.....so be it. Even if the arrow head or tool your making breaks near the end...it's still worth the time spent.
I’d watch it
Right but these are tik tok videos.
As always, I am thrilled to see this kind of thing show up on my home page. Especially from someone clearly so skillful.
Donny you are the Master!
If I was stuck on an island I would want to have this dude around if it happened
“It’s not just a boulder. It’s a rock :) ☺️❤️”
Burn the hole use some burning wood stick, not a nife.
This. Also the “saw” wont cut anything, he probably just used an iron saw
Its crazy how much control he has when chipping stones
this guy... appreciates the simple stuff in life and he turned off the like counter
mad respect dude
Thanks for watching. Check out my TH-cam channel Donny Dust’s Paleo Tracks.
When wrapping the wet buckskin do you use a constrictor knot up top and a “reverse” constrictor like when your serving a peep sight in a bow string?
These are the real questions. Channel is so vague
I dunno but I feel like the use of a knife, rubberbands, and tape just kinda defeated the whole purpose of everything
Rubber bands and tape? (I am dense and I accept that i might be mising a joke)
I'm half asleep at 3 am..
Thought he was a gnome.
brother you are amazing seriously how you do it pure and hard talent
Thanks. Appreciate you watching.
So when in the stone age they had small iron knife to made stone tomahawk
Exactly.
Love this lost art my dad used to walk the feilds with me when we were you for big shad and shale to make arrows he used to tell me about all the tools for napping because we are native American would have loved to learn more
This is the man you want in your tribe
That stone saw cut awfully smoothly for what it is, almost like a modern day saw 🤨
Yeah I agree there was for sure a cut there for a reason.
That shi was a nice smooth clean cut 😂
Did u see the cool stone knife he used to carve out the shaft?
@@RejectOneWorldGov probably cause it just took a long time and shorts are 60 seconds. I've seen a few of this guys videos and when he's out there there isn't electricity for power tools or anything. Its just hella time consuming. You'd be surprised how sharp rock can be when chipped like that, especially on soft wood
Shut up haters
I want someone like this to be a mentor in my life. The vibes, the looks, the tone and everything.
A mentor or a Boyfriend?… 🧐
The way you described it make it sound like you in love 😳
@@jesuschristo9293 sheeeee why not both 😂
Just go to Alaska
To kiss on the lips ….
I can feel my testosterone levels rising watching this guy
Well this guy is surviving the apocalypse
"So first we gotta make a saw"
*Grabs knife to carve out the wood afterwards*
I mean he could have done it with a stone knife. But I get it. I laughed a little too.
The way he wacks the big rock on his thigh and the smol stone just breaks where he wants is really wierd and fun to watch
Small*
Go outside and try it 😂
It's a skill you can do.... but it takes a while to get a good chip
@@Anomalocaris98 r/shooooosh
@@pixelkatzeus being stupid isn't a joke, it's a real problem.
Watching while not feeling to well…you helped take my mind off my pain thank you keep it up 👍🏽
He's going to bring back our ancestors back to life
Your prowess is impressive, & makes me exceptionally grateful to live with modern technology.
This is amazing. I have always wanted to know how they made tools like that back then. I mean I've seen them already made but never the process. Can you use it to show how strong the tool is??
No. It’s not a tool. It’s art. It will do what cheap art does when swung into a tree. And yes you can definitely bash someone over the head with cheap art.
So to make the tools what you do is make it
@@briancorr3668 are you special? It’s a fucking tomahawk. 💁🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
@@briancorr3668 then what do you suppose ancient humans used as tools?
@@briancorr3668 art can become a tool. A tool is only something that is used for a purpose. Art has no purpose.
As for this tool's strength. Not nearly as strong as one would like, but effective none the less.
A survivalist right here
Q guapo!! Ya tienes un hacha para ir a fiestas
Gracious I think. Check out my TH-cam channel Donny Dust’s Paleo Tracks for full videos. Thanks for watching.
Dope! It looks like the one from red dead redemption 2, now that is a attention to realism detail, good work rockstar
That's something I'd like to try. Never done knapping. Cook how the shock cracks the Flint without hitting it.
not. was a fellow who used glass bottles as raw material. They were fairly attractive.
What do you mean the “shock cracks the flint without hitting it”? He IS hitting the flint. That’s how it’s done.
Dude looks like a mini boss as well
Nicely done 😍
I wonder how many one eyed native Americans there were from flint in the eye.
I like how you made all these tools to make an axe and then you pulled out your pocket knife. Lol
Exactly... negates the entire process. FAIL.
Yes cuz its faster
Homies in ARK be like.
On another note, this guy's really cool.
I love your work
Thats actually awesome, I like seeing these builds. Nicely done 👍
"I used the stone to destroy the stone"
Молодец,но ты бы еще в применении его показал ,а так... не понятно,ценное ли приспособление или очередной горе-лайвхак
Tbf he does test most of them in other videos.
Awesome work man ..excellent artifact.
if this man got sent back to the Jurassic period he would be playin ark survival haha
Дааа, конечно. Чтоб сделать каменный Томогавк, тебе всего лишь нужен железный нож, современная смола, верёвка, современный топор чтоб сделать треугольное полено и зажигалка.
bro, just you english.. we dont understand those $¢¢€£©¢®®™%€$ words
You're the MacGyver in bushcraft 😎
This dude be making some cool shit.
You do such amazing work! It would be great to see the newly created tool in action. Example: Cutting something with the tomahawk, or shooting the arrow with the stone arrowhead. Keep up the great work man!
Will do. Check out my TH-cam channel for videos on that. Plenty of tests there. Thanks for watching. Appreciate it.
"All wrapped up hehe" lol
Using the modern knife bummed me out, but only for a second. Props for making an amazing tool, it really was cool as fuck to watch.
We :can you make a tomahawk? 🤔
Odin: hehe ... 🤨 YEAH!
Когда делаешь каменый топор. Нужно использовать не стальной нож. А фрезерный станок.
И горелку газовую
This is why you need three cobblestone
Wow 👍🏽👍🏽 excelente video saludos desde El Salvador 🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻
I was with you up until the pocket knife lol
Why is he using a modern steel knife to carve out the hole for his primitive tomahawk?
Because you have to have a knife 🔪 when you go on camping
I agree he should not be using a knife he should idk use a rock or sum keep it legit not half legit
@@tylerbatdorf1291 he’s done it before and others he even used a bow drill as well
since i think this is a repost from tiktok it takes away the immediate understanding that he can do it if he we give him the time
Thank you dot gif
Why can't he? Not like it would make much difference on the end result