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The blade is seven inches long and has a lenticular cross section. I do like big blades but I have to be content to spend more time on a blade like this. This one took two hours.
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Michigan Yooper
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That's a nice one! Agate Basin? Pressure flaking is superb! Keep it up! No. 801 lookin' good!"The education of a man is never completed until he dies." Robert E. Lee-
Hey Ethan, I will play the part of the Ancients. I knapped it so you name it. lol -
"It appears to have been knapped from a very primitive group of people. It was probably used to de-bone cockatoos, and served as a stellar toothpick. It was made during the moronic period about two thousand years ago."
-Fancy scholar guy about two thousand years in the future.
That was a joke. I is funny, lol!Last edited by Kentucky point; 10-25-2018, 08:29 PM.
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I can attest to their effectiveness as well, the blade you sent me like that one worked waaayyyy better than a metal knife does for butchering a deer..... hopefully I’ll have a video soon to sharecall me Jay, i live in R.I.Comment
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Ron do you saw the material ?east Tx.Comment
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Ron - Another Excellent blade. Love the uniformity of the knaping and pressure flaking. Do the lighter colored places cause you concern when knaping? Are they softer or offer a weaker point?Pickett/Fentress County, Tn - Any day on this side of the grass is a good day. -Chuck-Comment
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Impeccable knapping Ron that thing is awesome you are a craftsman and an artistSW ConnecticutComment
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