Flint Knapping for Beginners, level up

I recommend the one linked above first, but this video is really going to help you level up on your flintknapping. Watch them both a few times, inbetween trying it yourself, as you will pick up new tricks every single time.

[NormanSavary]

I am getting my mastery kit today it was a gift from my son for ny 40th birthday. I just wanted to say thank you for the inspiration and guidance and knowledge youve given everyone.

[TheAdventureZombie]

This video has done a lot to get me to slow down and really focus on the piece I'm working. Thanks for making this video :)

[jamesethridge]

I'll say it again. I've never done this, but after watching him and him explaining it. No doubt I could do it.

[deedeeedwinburks]

Step by step instructions! I Really like it when a " Good" instructor takes time to make sure the student gets the since of it & see's how to apply the instructions. Jack Crafty is Really Really patient & gives Great tips. Therefore, Listen maticuselly, look intently at the angles All the angles! Then practice methodically & you be successful faster! To be a really good flintknapper... Practice, Practice, Practice!! Go to the empty creek bed that has a lot of rocks & practice striking just the edge. You are really good. Thank you. Just a message to help them.

[PrimitiveTim]

That grinding to shape then thin concept helped me a lot!

[FLEXJR]

Alot of people have asked me why i got into this. My practical answer has and always will be you never know if you might end up in a situation where bushcraft and primitive tool knowledge is your only chance at survival.

My real reason is that it grounds me. It makes me sit back and really think for a while about how lucky i am to have this as a hobby and not a necessity. That i can do this just for myself and because its calming.

It really reminds me of where we come from. That im a human, who's hands are so shaped for dexterity specifically because of this skill.

[thenomaddertravelerchannel]

I just ordered a kit and 5 pounds to destroy. Looking forward to the study. Thank you for your efforts and education.

[naturesbend]

Thanks for the video. It coincides perfectly with where im at in my journey as a knapper and some great tips i needed to see!

[taticalwoodsman]

Thnxs always learning ! This was excellent
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[skylarb]

It looks like you're in a shop. Do you have some ventilation going or a fan to avoid breathing in silica? Or is there a reason you're not worried about it? I'm a beginner and have heard about the damage breathing in silica can cause but I'm far from knowing a lot about it.
I love this video by the way. Super informative and you have the sound worked out. A lot of other channels you can't hear them speaking over the sound of their abrading..

[ivanvunic]

Hi was wandering if anyone out there knows if you guys ship to Australia as I'm interested in buying lots of stuff thanks..