i,v been flintknapping points,blades,spear points for 30 years. about five years ago i started hafting my kife blades with the things i find in the Oregon out back. i do all my work using only stone age tools, and those tools are made using hand made tools. no pocket knive, store bought sinue, glue, power tools. if thay didnt have it to use 3000 years ago, i cant use it.
Interests
pre-history, getting the keenest edge i can on any blade. steel,wood, glass.... above all, the oregon high diesert.
WE ARE GLADE YOU JOINED US.PLEASE POST PICTURE OF YOUR WORK WHEN YOU GET A CHANCE .WE WOULD LOVE TO SEE IT .THERE IS ALSO A KNIFEMAKERS GROUP HERE TWO SO ENJOY...
I'm trying to figure out that website address you have in your profile. I was wanting to check out your site but that actually looks like maybe it's really an e-mail address?
Do you have a website? If so what's the address so I can visit?
Thanks. I should hasve looked at your profile before asking questions about that piece of rainbow obsidian I would have known that you are a flintknapper.
"CC" generally means "courtisy copy". When you send an e'mail all people that recieve the message can also see the cc recipients e-mail address also.
Unless I'm doing business, I always use the BCC, which is "Blind courtisy copy". These addresses can not be seen by others. It's kind of a security feature that prevents others from accessing someone olses e-mail addresses.
If you're sending a message to one or more people directly, use the "TO" location. If you want someone to be notified about the message, use the "CC" also. When you use either of these, their e-mail addresses will be visible to everyone else. If you want to hide everyons e_mail address, use the "BCC".
When ever I send messages to more than one person I always use the "BCC", in order to keep my friends e-mail addresses private.
Hey Chipmonk those were a Christmas present from my wife a few years back. We find old arrowheads here on our farm so she thought she would get me those. They are nice work I wish I could do work like you guys do I've watched knappers work and they make it look so easy.
If you are looking at the custom makers, feel free to sell in there Chipmonk. That rule is there so if someone joins and we dont know them well, we can set some ground rules. I think I know you well enough to know you will stay within the group. Good luck, sell away!!
Jan Carter
Apr 5, 2012
Gerald Hines
Welcome to iKnife
Apr 5, 2012
stephen tungate
WE ARE GLADE YOU JOINED US.PLEASE POST PICTURE OF YOUR WORK WHEN YOU GET A CHANCE .WE WOULD LOVE TO SEE IT .THERE IS ALSO A KNIFEMAKERS GROUP HERE TWO SO ENJOY...
Apr 5, 2012
Billy Oneale
Welcome to iKC!
Apr 5, 2012
J.J. Smith III
Apr 5, 2012
Ron Cooper
Apr 6, 2012
Ron Cooper
Apr 8, 2012
Jan Carter
Apr 8, 2012
stephen tungate
Apr 8, 2012
J.J. Smith III
Once you regain your "C-legs", be sure to post some pics of your work. We'd all like to see it.
And, by the way, Happy Birthday. Just saw it on your page.
Apr 8, 2012
KnifeMaker
chipmonk
Good day to ya, I believe I got one photo up , and im working on the back side and edge view. Its starting to come back to me. The computer that is.
Apr 12, 2012
J.J. Smith III
Sounds to me like you're on "Chat", and not on a comment panel.
May 21, 2012
Lee Saunders
I'm trying to figure out that website address you have in your profile. I was wanting to check out your site but that actually looks like maybe it's really an e-mail address?
Do you have a website? If so what's the address so I can visit?
Thanks. I should hasve looked at your profile before asking questions about that piece of rainbow obsidian I would have known that you are a flintknapper.
Lee
May 21, 2012
J.J. Smith III
If you meen iKC, yes, this is a place for stone blades. iKC is the place for all things sharp and pointy, be it made of carbon steel or flint.
May 22, 2012
J.J. Smith III
"CC" generally means "courtisy copy". When you send an e'mail all people that recieve the message can also see the cc recipients e-mail address also.
Unless I'm doing business, I always use the BCC, which is "Blind courtisy copy". These addresses can not be seen by others. It's kind of a security feature that prevents others from accessing someone olses e-mail addresses.
Hope this helps.
May 30, 2012
J.J. Smith III
If you're sending a message to one or more people directly, use the "TO" location. If you want someone to be notified about the message, use the "CC" also. When you use either of these, their e-mail addresses will be visible to everyone else. If you want to hide everyons e_mail address, use the "BCC".
When ever I send messages to more than one person I always use the "BCC", in order to keep my friends e-mail addresses private.
Jun 3, 2012
Ron Cooper
Apr 8, 2013
Jan Carter
Apr 8, 2013
Sue OldsWidow
Apr 8, 2013
Randall Vaughn
Nice work chipmonk
Nov 19, 2013
Randall Vaughn
Hey Chipmonk those were a Christmas present from my wife a few years back. We find old arrowheads here on our farm so she thought she would get me those. They are nice work I wish I could do work like you guys do I've watched knappers work and they make it look so easy.
Nov 25, 2013
Ken Spielvogel
Glad to add you as a friend Chipmonk
Dec 7, 2013
Ron Cooper
Apr 8, 2014
Steve Scheuerman (Manx)
Hope you have an awesome Birthday Chipmonk!! Enjoy!
Apr 8, 2014
Ron Cooper
Yeah, we're both getting so much younger, Chip!
Won't be long before we're both back in diapers, again! lol
Have a great day, my friend!
Apr 8, 2014
Jan Carter
Happy Birthday my friend. I hope today was all sunshine and knives!
Apr 8, 2014
Jan Carter
If you are looking at the custom makers, feel free to sell in there Chipmonk. That rule is there so if someone joins and we dont know them well, we can set some ground rules. I think I know you well enough to know you will stay within the group. Good luck, sell away!!
Jul 23, 2014
Jan Carter
Apr 8, 2015
Steve Scheuerman (Manx)
Apr 8, 2015
Steve Scheuerman (Manx)
Apr 8, 2016