STONE KNIFE Start To Finish #bushcraft #survival #flintknapping #caveman #stonetools

Making a Stone Knife can be a tricky thing, but with some basic flintknapping skills and right stone, you to can craft your own. In this video, Start to Finish Stone Knife I discuss the necessary steps to craft you own stone knife and some important methods in the flintknapping process!

Thanks a million for watching, liking and sharing my videos. I appreciate the support you all have given this channel! Your time, interests and feedback are important to me. I really want to say thanks to each and every person who likes, subscribes and shares my videos. Much respect!

See you in the bush! Check out and follow my social media links below.

Music by - DivKid - The Empty Moons of Jupiter

#knifemaking #knifemaker #blademaster #blades #makeaknife #survivalknife #bushcraftkit #bushcraftknife #bushcraftknives #donnydust #bushcraft #survival #primitiveskills #primitivetechnology #caveman #flintknapping #archeology #diy #minecraft #minecraftsurvival

[Jordanbackland]

No offence to you donny but your videos never need music no matter how tempting it may seem because you're totally captivating all on your own as a speaker.

[jaedenbennett]

I've been watching your videos since I was in highschool but only started to flintknap within the past year. Something about the way you've explained flintknapping and the way you've filmed it helps me to understand it better than other videos do. Flintknapping has become a true passion of mine to the point where even just seeing it on a video brings me genuine happiness. I'm itching to get out in my garage and start working on one of these knives for myself now 😂

[wastelander]

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing this with us!

[bluehawk]

Thanks Donny for sharing your skills with us. Your videos are wonderful.

[PippiLong]

Never stop showing and telling/teaching. Thanks

[seansmart]

Almost hypnotic watching you do this. Very relaxing. Thanks for another great video.

[Cats_ina_Trenchcoat]

Great video. At one point in the clip you went searching for a tool that went missing and it gave me a strangely comforting thought. I imagined an ancestor cursing in whatever way he knew, while searching for a missing tool he just put down a second ago. The craftsman's curse.

[josephcormier]

Absolutely outstanding knife I love the sound that the flakes make as they hit the ground thank you for sharing this enjoyable video with us six stars brother

[vandamonelements]

Ya know.. I’ve had trainers in the past and they’ve all been great! But you have a way of teaching without speaking. My past trainers could tell me anything and everything, but just simply watching you do what you do, even in times of silence is educational.. I’m captured by it. Thank you for this! Hope all is well.

[colddarkness]

Love our ancestors crafting. I made my first spear and small hand knives. Heading for club and axe and spear. Keep the work out!

[HW-owzp]

what a beautiful piece of stone! and you made it into a beautiful knife. a stone bowie knife almost by the size :) always fun to watch you knap Donny! All of your stuff is interesting. Appreciate your details. happy new year

[Aldh]

Without this knowledge and skills or close to the power of many. I would die, and follow you into war. You single handle le opened my mind to the rock knowledge. Namaste🤙 rock on.

[scottlanghorst]

That thinner stone was an "Aha moment for me". The local schoolyard was landscaped, this summer. My 7 year old granddaughter brought home a stone with a thumb hold notched in it. Now I know what it was used for. I even found a pemmican making tool, from a different site.🤙🤙

[jeffmcilroy]

You sir are both a craftsman and an artist

[storbunlimitedbushcraft]

That's a thing of beauty right there man! 🤙🏽💜

[paulfreeman]

Thank You Donny, that is a great design cave man army knife. I see the upper paleolithic tools France, Spain and think small is smart. light portable no big thing if lost. But for the large large mammals You got them beat, great job!

[bradpage]

It’s always fascinating to me, watching the transformation from chunk of stone to useful tool. I understand the difference needed in striking angles and the need for different striking tools, but please explain the need for “dulling” the edge of the stone by rubbing a stone on it. Thank you for making such cool videos!

[Roadgl]

One of the biggest things I've learned from you and your videos is to actually start pressure work earlier in the process. Thank You!

[rhyswickham]

There are lots of very accomplished US knappers on YT, but very few who seem passionate about using paleo techniques. Love seeing the antler put to good use 🤙🏻

[jmb]

First-time watcher! Making that knife was amazing. Great job!