Thanks for watching. Brad and Emory have taught me so much about flintknapping. I also got to meet Dan the caveman a few weeks ago at the knap-in. Oregon is the best place to learn primitive skills.
@@notpulverman9660 the has was specially designed and felted by Jen Decamp the longer back of the hat was my request being bent over in a snow storm it keep the snow from running down ones neck and nice-n warm
Spent a lot of time up there with Emory and Cecil and a lot of other old friends. Emory is the man. First time I met him I'll be he was only 15 or 16 and already a way better flintknapper than me lol.
Watching him knock off spalls like it was as easy as walking, one thing, but as soon as I saw the "Firebird arrowhead" he was holding up made my jaw drop open! HOW? And spear heads with hearts cut out in the middle of them??? That just blows my mind! Someone like Emory has forgotten more than we will ever know about Knapping! "We're not worthy, we're not worthy!"
My word, I didn't realize after watching the Otzi videos that we know a lot of the same folks. I hear big bad Brad's laughter. Heard about Emory, hope he recovers well.
Is there an exact reason why you choose to use a copper billet? Assuming it has something to do with hardness, malleability or density? I only ask as I have a copper headed hammer in my tools and wonder if it would be of any use? Is there any reason other than personal preference stone knappers don't use hammers?
A steel hammer is to hard and would simply crush the stone. The copper is softer and allows the energy to transfer into the stone better. I'm new to flint knapping but this is what I understand of the process. The same as using antler or wood for the fine work.
the rounded head and angle and depth determine the thickness of the flake coming off. the hole that was dug was to dampen or cushen the stone and control the impact of the blow
Oregon, California, New Mexico and maybe Arizona. Oregon is probably the most popular area call glass buttes. This area is government ground and you are allowed to collect material off it.
the 9lbs one was 45.00 the 28 lbs that started at 30lbs was in a trade for a monster 30 inch blade trade to keith durfey that casted it in winachee washington
Very enjoyable to watch and I've never done any knapping. How do you spot the rocks when they don't look black? Will a hatchet, axe, or splitting maul work?
funny how everyone hast to rip up the ground to find the bigest rock to make a tiny little arrow head or nife and back in the day natives would jest walk by and pick a peace off the top and make a masterpiece without digging a big hole.
Thanks for watching. Brad and Emory have taught me so much about flintknapping. I also got to meet Dan the caveman a few weeks ago at the knap-in. Oregon is the best place to learn primitive skills.
Get Well Soon Emory.
love your channel
its already 8 years, did he get well?
(also who is Emory?)
@@pedrettisterling1561 its the real shawn, just press his channel snd you will get redirected to his channel, also wHo is emory
@@pedrettisterling1561 oh, but did he get well, try and ask shawn
5 days back I started watching your channel ... i spend a lot of time on TH-cam & last 5 days it's 95% your videos..
Great (Hard) work Shawn.
My god... If I had stone like that in my area I don't think I'd ever come back inside.
Glass Buttes,Oregon is like a river of Obsidian... Every kind you could imagine!! Love that place!
Hans Bauermeister just be happy with what you’ve got
Hans Bauermeister I’m going in a week I can send you some
0:00 a rodent killing legend was born
lol
I was about to say that
Lol no one likes this dude not wood trump
Yep
I love ❤️ the sound the stone makes so,..satisfying
who else got freaked out when they saw the guys hat
Boltythebro he's a giant gnome
@@notpulverman9660 the has was specially designed and felted by Jen Decamp the longer back of the hat was my request being bent over in a snow storm it keep the snow from running down ones neck and nice-n warm
I wonder who is still watching this art?
me
Likewise.
Still awesome 8 year on 👊
Yes
February 2021. I just spalled out a huge peace of idaho dacite. I want a billit that big!
This is simply beautiful.
Spent a lot of time up there with Emory and Cecil and a lot of other old friends. Emory is the man. First time I met him I'll be he was only 15 or 16 and already a way better flintknapper than me lol.
Orlando Florida here in 2022 , February 6 . This is so relaxing!
Those are some super nice looking boulders and great video of spalling.
"You could at least make it look hard."
Scrillix dash *insert dead meme here*
1:12
i been told that before lol
I had flashbacks of Beldar Conehead!
So awsome! I wish we had Obsidian here in Florida!
wow you are an og
just getting started napping here Eugene . thanks for the video.
It went from primitive otzi the ice man stuff to mousetrap Mondays.
So strange
0:00 A legend was born in 2011 - onwards he formerly did flint videos and now he started doing mousetrap monday videos.
🙏🙏
And mouse trap Friday
That’s just simply amazing. Thank you:)
Watching him knock off spalls like it was as easy as walking, one thing, but as soon as I saw the "Firebird arrowhead" he was holding up made my jaw drop open! HOW? And spear heads with hearts cut out in the middle of them??? That just blows my mind! Someone like Emory has forgotten more than we will ever know about Knapping! "We're not worthy, we're not worthy!"
My word, I didn't realize after watching the Otzi videos that we know a lot of the same folks. I hear big bad Brad's laughter. Heard about Emory, hope he recovers well.
Thank you Shawn! I think stalker all your videos!👍👍
Emory the master of Obsidian - Thumbs up!
Drives me nuts. When people are doing it, it makes sense and I can see the angles. When I do it, I seem to always get the angles wrong.
Me. 6/7/21 - lovely thing to watch! 😁
Damn art work amazing flintknapping skills I'm no good at
You're so lucky to live in a place with obsidian. It's so expensive to buy I hate using flint. It's a pain to hear treat
amazing work!
Ok Shawn I've literally watched every one of your videos
Dang, wish I had some of that around here
Is there an exact reason why you choose to use a copper billet? Assuming it has something to do with hardness, malleability or density? I only ask as I have a copper headed hammer in my tools and wonder if it would be of any use? Is there any reason other than personal preference stone knappers don't use hammers?
A steel hammer is to hard and would simply crush the stone. The copper is softer and allows the energy to transfer into the stone better. I'm new to flint knapping but this is what I understand of the process. The same as using antler or wood for the fine work.
Andrew Wilson copper also lets the rock bite into the hammer... rather than the other way around
the rounded head and angle and depth determine the thickness of the flake coming off. the hole that was dug was to dampen or cushen the stone and control the impact of the blow
Wow yeah?? He could at least make it look hard, but he's just... dang he's good.
These guys seems masters
I WANT ONLY ONE ROCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
here in 2020
Must have been awesome to see that in person. Did you meet him and knap with him?
nope never met the guy ;p lol
Awesome.
JackCrafty hey if u respond to this it will prove ur man
Little did u know then u would have 10000 subs
2018 anyone?
2019 anyone?
is this the krusty krab?
Yes
@@noemiguellarapantoja2813 it is
2020
2020
nice video, loved it
Pretty cool
This guy's good
Here after 1 Million subs. This is how rodents killing legend was born.
Man this is cool
Today for mousetrap mondays...
@cashdubbed I'm betting that billet cost more like$400 I can't find a 2"x12" copper rod for less than $80
you are better off getting scrap melting it down to cast and make your own
it was cast for me by keith durfey winachee washingtom ... drill into a block of wood and pour pour pour
Do you sell flint and obsidian?
where do you find obsidian at
places where there used to be lava streams, obsidian is volcanic glass
Oregon and northern Cali,have tons of it!
Oregon, California, New Mexico and maybe Arizona. Oregon is probably the most popular area call glass buttes. This area is government ground and you are allowed to collect material off it.
Is that the only place you can find obsisian?
edmonton canada through mexico, chili, great barrier reef in australia, mount etna in Italy and here some in russia too
Here in 2020
Damn bet that billet was like 80 bucks.... Lmao.
the 9lbs one was 45.00 the 28 lbs that started at 30lbs was in a trade for a monster 30 inch blade trade to keith durfey that casted it in winachee washington
2018...?
The man's not a flintknapper, he's a full-on lithic artist.
10 years who this
Very enjoyable to watch and I've never done any knapping. How do you spot the rocks when they don't look black? Will a hatchet, axe, or splitting maul work?
Believe me,when you see Obsidian in the rough,you will know what it is-it only takes one time to get to really know it...
All the time I'm watching this vid there's an advertisement for Gorilla Glue just under the vid
Cool
turning a decade old 10
this is stinking awesome!
Stinking? Isaiah 5: 20, Woe to those who call evil good and good evil.
2018 anyone
Lol cool man
Epic
His oldest vid
wow
Mouse trap Monday
holy crap thats amazing! I wish I knew where to find some in nevada :)
Do you know what Holy means? Do you know what crap means? Do you think there is not a recompense for such talk?
2020
Me
Aren't you supposed to do that with a diamond pickaxe?
Go PSK :D
at least make it look hard, lol what a legend a gazelle a master a knapping god lol
"Could you at least make it look hard"
What do you do with the mice you catch do you eat them?
Eh dragon glass now let's go kill us some white walkers or super rats
Are you sure thats obsidian? Looks a little like dacite
there was both
Wicked
2020 anyone
2020 anyone?
Me
Me
funny how everyone hast to rip up the ground to find the bigest rock to make a tiny little arrow head or nife and back in the day natives would jest walk by and pick a peace off the top and make a masterpiece without digging a big hole.
mohawksniper79 Actually the native Americans dug much of their chert and flint from quarries.
This is the dumbest comment lol
This is old
Ok boomer