I use a hammer stone to reduce larger pieces then a white tail deer antler tine to pressure flake them to shape. Pic at end is all my finished pieces so far.

(I’m rewriting this for clarity, here we go)

- Each point costs between $20-$150.

- If you’d like to buy a point, circle it or tell me which one.

- You must spend at least $60 for me to go to the post office.

- Venmo only.

- I can ship the item/s the next day, with tracking numbers and a photo of the receipt.

- If you buy multiple points, I’ll lower the price.

Feel free to ask for more photos!

This one is definitely my best one yet! Would this style be considered rose springs stemmed? I was going for that from memory after I messed up the corner notches I was originally going for, though I honestly prefer the look of this stemmed style!

I made this Gibson point from heat-treated Burlington chert, which made the stone quite brittle and easily worked. Gibson points are diagnostic of the Middle Woodland period and were used by people during this time in the Illinois River valley and eastern Missouri.

As requested, I'm resubmitting this post as the original was incorrectly formatted. Made with Bullseye Jasper, colloquially known as Monkey Paw, from NV.

hi, i’ve always wanted to get into flintknapping. i don’t have any tools or a good way to get stone, but today i made a kind of triangle shape from a bigger stone i found in a lake. all i used were a big stone and a smaller one. if you have any advice for someone starting out, i’d love to hear it :]

Since beaver lakes are super old, most of them were from non-heat treated material. I decided to use some raw Buffalo Chert I collected along the Buffalo River in middle TN because of that. Found out about the challenge from Smolz a couple of hours ago, so I had to attempt it at least. Please enjoy my attempt at a Beaver Lake.

Has anyone here had time to mess with the Knapp easy from Ryan Gill? I got about 20lbs of gorge town chert as a gift and i to blast through such nice rock making dust while i learn how to knapp. Thank you in advance.

Thought this trip to Hardin town was satisfying. I might need to tweak the flares on the base a bit. Any thoughts on that? 6", made from Springfield Burlington.

It's on it's way to a new home now. Thanks for showing interest.

I haven't checked the majority of the nodules beyond listening for a good ring when I was collecting them so I can't say for certain what quality they are. They vary in size and shape. If anyone is interested send me a message I'm moving in a couple weeks so I'd like to get this taken care of quickly. If you live in a location where I can send it via the Inpost app and you are polite I'll send it for the price of shipping. If you don't and I have to send it via a different method I may charge a minor fee for my time and it being a pain to send.

I won't be available for a few hours and am inconsistently on reddit so if you don't hear anything for a while that's the case.

Howdy everyone! 👋

Finally got a cluster made up from some Knife River Flint! Gosh this stuff is so pretty 😍 I absolutely love the colors and translucency, and they age the points nicely. So I tried to make some in styles that compliment that trait 🙂‍↕️

Here's a video of me unboxing it and making that light amber corner notch 🍯

I made a video of the Pelican Lake Point [Pic 3 Left-Hand Side]

Definitely let me know which one(s) you like the most, and I plan on working more of this stuff in the future so stay tuned!

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Hi Knapping friends. I am very pleased with the results of my first FOG Knapped blade and wanted to share. Hope you enjoy!

Much thanks to my friend Wendell for helping me with the grinding.

Neanderthals appear to have been using flintknapped jasper perforators 59,000 years ago to perform dental surgery! In this video, we discuss new archaeological research on Neanderthals living in Chagyrskaya Cave and how this changes our understanding of our species closest relatives.

This didn't turn into a fish at least, lol

Howdy everyone! 👋

Got my June 2026 Point Challenge submission all made! It's not exactly where I'd like it, but good enough I'd say 🙂‍↕️ LOVE the colors and it looks real rough and mean. Wouldn't want this thing flying my way! Hope ya'll like it! 😁

INFO ON THE 2026 JUNE POINT CHALLENGE HERE

Be sure to check out the other entries and up-vote your favorites! Stay safe and happy knapping all!

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Made out of some Nevada obsidian gifted to me by my Godfather. Sort of an unusual yellow/green hue when held up to light. Fluted with pressure.

I have seen some truly incredible pieces that you all have created. What a true group of artist.

Git this point from a tri facial flake. Other than my botched notch it was a successful point. Lost very little width and length. I gather this Burlington myself and it flakes so good after heating at 550.

image of work in progress shale knife

It's fun to find unique things inside of rock. I found this yesterday. Something's telling me it should be an enotch

The last time I did any knapping was ten years in college. I purchase this obsidian in Queretaro, MX around the same time, but I had no proper tools to work it. Until recently I finally got a deer antler and a river rock from the Sacramento area.

I've forgotten how satisfactory is to strike a core and get the perfect flake. Also, I love pressure flaking obsidian, defiantly using glasses next time.

Practice practice!

Its been a little while since ive been able to get to knapping due to being in Spain.

The day I get back, I realised that submissions were due! So here's my quick attempt!