Primitive Knife

Georgetown Chert in a Sprinkbok horn. Total build time 60 minutes. Appreciate you all watching. Check out @DonnyDustsPaleoTracks for full length videos and more in-depth content.

[theedain]

Those are some cool knapping skills - love the end product ✌🏻

[Jrod]

You can see the joy leaving his eyes as time goes on. He's at the point he is doing it for us only and no longer just for the fun. So to see him make something HE wanted to. It's nice

[Frosty_tha_Snowman]

*"rock"*

when Donny says that, you know some cool shits about to happen

[pc]

I appreciate that you mentioned what kind of glue it was as well as all the other materials.

[SweetLeafNinja]

Now that is AMAZING! I wanna go make one so bad... but I don't live in the right area for rocks like that

[catalyst]

I’m so glad people keep these old traditions and crafts alive so I can watch the art that is making these weapons and tools

[mark.lizettegrant]

Ty for sharing wish I knew how to survive outdoors like that

[Martin-hbil]

Thank you for keeping these technologies in our memory.

[None]

man, your channel deserve tens of millions subscribers, this channel full of very useful skills and knowledge to safe people life in wild

[sunnys]

I love Physical Anthropology and you Sir are AWESOME!

[johnevergreen]

What you call primitive I call beautiful. That’s a fantastic skill you got there, sir. Howdy from Texas!

[wvcreeperslayer]

You always find a way to rock my world Donny

[genacess]

This man will be a beast at post apocolyptic scenerios

[nouvahlegend]

Probably one of the best looking knives I've seen you make so far.

[FootballPRODZ]

I love this guys creations and creativity

[identifiesas.wheresmyche]

The dedication of only using these sorts of.. stone age? Tools is amazing, I couldn't but then again I'm sure you find some joy in it. Real cool and amazing craftsmanship!

[thennnow]

Nice! Really enjoy these videos but only keep doing them if ur makes u happy 😃

[khamen]

That’s my favorite piece I’ve ever seen you make. Just wow, man. 💯

[kkeller]

He's a top tier legend making tools etc the primitive ways!!!

[ivans]

An amazing work! From experimenting archaeologists I understood that stone tools are brittle, and require frequent reshaping while in heavy use, so most surviving specimens are much less refined - made for task at hand, and remade once the blade is dull/chipped...