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I have been without my best knapping tools for some time now because I accidentally left them back at my fathers house in Ky last time I visited. Needless to say I was having withdrawals from the lack of a good knapping session. Well I got to go back to the good ol bluegrass state this weekend, and was reunited with my tools. Thanks to my brother for unknowingly loaning me a good Keokuk spall while I was here 😈. This is probably some of my best work with spall thus far. I decided on Dalton because its a good way to get back into the swing of things and I had a bevel going so it just worked out. Thanks for looking!
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That's quite a narrow point, make's it look even nicer and long! -
Hey Josh, Great looking blade man. That keokuk has some nice color too.Michigan Yooper
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nice toothy daltonComment
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Very well done Josh. That beauty looks closer to 6 inches long because it is so narrow.Bruce
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Wow that awesome Josh !! U have a gift sir !!Last edited by G10+; 09-18-2017, 07:40 AM.As for me and my house , we will serve the lord
Everett Williams ,
NW ArkansasComment
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That thing is beautiful!Wandering wherever I can, mostly in Eastern Arkansas, always looking down.Comment
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Whoa now that's a stunner. It looks like it could be 9500 years old. Those basal thinning strikes and grinding are too good.Comment
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Love those serrations! Where's the steak that goes with it?Child of the tidesComment
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