Good job on getting the larger spalls without waist. A hammer stone may have split the remainder into two large spalls. Tricky, but it can be done. With the correct platform and delivering a quick strike and then pulling the hammerstone back the energy will travel thru it quickly with a complete clean break. However, you ended up with two great spalls. Do you knapp with organic materials. (Bone ,stone, antler, wood, horn, ivory etc.?) Could you do a demo as such? Thanks.
I actually just gave my antler and wood collection to a new knapper solely using abo tools, but I do have some stone I could use for a video! Will see about doing that sometime soon.
He probably wants you to do it abo? There is modern & traditional Lithic industries. Two very different routes one can take. No problem. However, if one is looking for learning or researching pre neolithic approaches to Lithic Technology you need to search out traditional demos and instructional videos.
@@jimajello1028 I agree, it’s possible that’s what he meant. Or maybe it was a joke, not sure. I’ve used abo tools for years, just didn’t use them in this video.
Thank you for the very informative video and taking the time to explain each step clearly. I hope your week is a good one.
Thanks, you too!
Excellent short video with a lot of great information. Happy to have found your channel!
Thank you Richard! I’m glad it’s of some help!
You are quite a flint Knapper enjoy how you tell where you hit great video thanks for your time
Thanks! I enjoy making these videos
Great video and tips
Good video, good tips! I look forward to trying a little Flint River here soon.
Thanks chuck, it’s a great material to work
This is so helpful man thank you so very much :)
Good video.
Dang... those colors
Looks great pal. Come on down and let's go rock hunting! Would make a great video
such a nice video
I appreciate that
Good job on getting the larger spalls without waist. A hammer stone may have split the remainder into two large spalls. Tricky, but it can be done. With the correct platform and delivering a quick strike and then pulling the hammerstone back the energy will travel thru it quickly with a complete clean break. However, you ended up with two great spalls. Do you knapp with organic materials. (Bone ,stone, antler, wood, horn, ivory etc.?) Could you do a demo as such? Thanks.
I actually just gave my antler and wood collection to a new knapper solely using abo tools, but I do have some stone I could use for a video! Will see about doing that sometime soon.
Could you make a video on how to identify flint?
Can't believe I just found your channel. Subbed
Thanks!
Show us how to serrated someday Ed
Will do!
how do I get in touch with you for points to fill a 10 by 16 display case ?
Look up “Jake Anderson” on Facebook and send me a message, I’m in most of the flintknapping groups.
Great video.I sub your channel.
Your doing it wrong
How’s that?
He probably wants you to do it abo? There is modern & traditional Lithic industries. Two very different routes one can take. No problem. However, if one is looking for learning or researching pre neolithic approaches to Lithic Technology you need to search out traditional demos and instructional videos.
@@jimajello1028 I agree, it’s possible that’s what he meant. Or maybe it was a joke, not sure. I’ve used abo tools for years, just didn’t use them in this video.
Good job Gene Gorringe Mi 👍✌️🪨🇺🇲
Thank you!