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Learn to Flintknap using Hardware Store Materials | Intro to Making Stone Tools

Can I make flintknapped spear points using tools and materials from the Home Depot? Join me, Dug North from History Channel's season 12 of ALONE, as I make a complete set of flint knapping tools and a set of glass arrowheads and spear points! Materials list • 1" copper end cap • 1" inch copper coupling for reinforcement of Ishi stick • 4 gauge copper grounding wire - about 6" • 7/8 inch oak dowel - 36" long • Beveled Subway Glass Mesh-Mounted Wall Tile • Rubber stair tread - 9” x 24” • Super Glue • J-B Weld Clearweld Epoxy • 6" Bench Grinding Wheel • 2" x 4" x 1/4" Scrap piece of masonite or thin plywood • 4 U.S. 5 cent coins for weight in the copper billet Topics covered in this video on making flintknapping tools with modern materials: 00:00-00:46 : Can you make arrowheads from Home Depot items? 00:47-01:07 : Gathering materials at the Home Depot 01:08-01:19 : Materials list and flat lay 01:20-02:33 : Making the knapping tools 02:34-02:38 : Sanding paint from the back of the glass backsplash tile 02:39-02:43 : Knapping tools flat lay 02:44-03:09 : Overview of the flint knapping tools 03:10-04:19 : Introduction to flint knapping theory 04:20-05:50 : Demonstration of percussion and pressure flaking 05:50-06:43 : Initial thinning of the glass work piece 06:44-06:57 : Point 1 - Long lance shaped spear head 06:58-07:09 : Point 2 - Side notched arrowhead 07:10-07:19 : Point 3 - Broad stemmed projectile point 07:20-07:29 : Point 4 - Triangular side notched arrowhead 07:30-07:38 : Point 5 - Long serrated spear point 07:39-07:50 : Point 6 - Stemmed spear point 07:51-08:04 : Finished points 08:05-07:50 : Wrap up 08:29-08:39 : Blooper