Flintknapping a spear point / arrowhead / blade out rare Horse Creek chert.

[@coltonwillden6170]

Awesome work!!

[@bracoop2]

Damn! What a gorgeous piece of stone and knapping good job dude

[@stacyharmon5865]

Killer adena! Enjoy your videos, especially the horse creek chert points. You are a true craftsmen. Looking forward to the next video.

[@bradharrison5293]

Thanks I’ll try to get a few out this next couple months

[@oneallynn3234]

Great work .👍

[@Bradmoore1979]

Beautiful work!! Thanks for the video!!👍👍

[@Joetech-tb7wd]

Nice control.

[@chucklandry5588]

Awesome work brother

[@bradharrison5293]

Thanks

[@Tradbow85]

Man that is sweet

[@MARKSTRONG-oy3hs]

NICE JOB!

[@bradharrison5293]

Thanks!

[@lancemcilwainoutcastmetald5398]

Great looking piece. Do you sell those boppers?

[@HyperManArchery]

you should sale them that's badass 👍👍👍👍👍

[@bradharrison5293]

I do sell them. If interested let me know and we can go from there.

[@SolutreanSpear]

Awesome blade, do you use indirect percussion of any kind on other points? Just subscribed thanks for the videos

[@bradharrison5293]

To thin I use direct percussion. What I’ve noticed with others who use indirect percussion is they break a lot of points. I know indirect percussion has its place in certain applications like punch notching which I sometimes use.