Do you have any stone you are willing to sell?
themushroomman1212 8 months ago
looks like obsidian. is it it?
stidumaron 1 year ago
@stidumaron It is dacite from Oregon, very similar to obsidian except it is not transluscent
paleomanjim 1 year ago
hey, i have some old antlers lying around that i want to make billets out of, could you tell me how, or point me to a website/vidoe? thanks
NYmosVids 1 year ago
i have to make one for school and this really helps me !!!
thanks
Linkmat97 1 year ago
Great job Jim. The two strikes at 8:12 really smoothed out that face. It's been so long since I've even touched a stone. You wouldn't think I was the type to knap any more. But I still like watching. And you do some great work 5*
J0377 3 years ago
Nice stone jim, love the hairybone whacker.
Arc5vGyPsy 3 years ago
Looking good again, just notice you have a lot of Dacite, do you ever work with Texas chert without heat treating? It is
tuff to work like that.
spitrock33 3 years ago
Yes, Texas rock, especially Pedernales, is one of my favorites and most of it works well raw....
paleomanjim 3 years ago
Good to have you back. Your billet work has really improved. Jimmy
FlintknapperJimmy 3 years ago
Do you have any stone you are willing to sell?
themushroomman1212 8 months ago
looks like obsidian. is it it?
stidumaron 1 year ago
@stidumaron It is dacite from Oregon, very similar to obsidian except it is not transluscent
paleomanjim 1 year ago
hey, i have some old antlers lying around that i want to make billets out of, could you tell me how, or point me to a website/vidoe? thanks
NYmosVids 1 year ago
i have to make one for school and this really helps me !!!
thanks
Linkmat97 1 year ago
Great job Jim. The two strikes at 8:12 really smoothed out that face. It's been so long since I've even touched a stone. You wouldn't think I was the type to knap any more. But I still like watching. And you do some great work 5*
J0377 3 years ago
Nice stone jim, love the hairybone whacker.
Arc5vGyPsy 3 years ago
Looking good again, just notice you have a lot of Dacite, do you ever work with Texas chert without heat treating? It is
tuff to work like that.
spitrock33 3 years ago
Yes, Texas rock, especially Pedernales, is one of my favorites and most of it works well raw....
paleomanjim 3 years ago
Good to have you back. Your billet work has really improved. Jimmy
FlintknapperJimmy 3 years ago