Where do I find knapping stone and tools?
Learning to make arrowheads can be difficult. Let’s make finding knapping stone and tools easy.
Flintknapping is the process of striking or pressure flaking a material that exhibits conchoidal fracture in order to shape it into a useful tool. This tool can take the shape of an arrowhead, a knife, or really anything you can come up with. I enjoy making crescent moons and I have seen some particularly skilled knappers make everything from faces to the outline of Texas. Skillset and imagination are your only limit! There are knappers and aspiring knappers all over the United States. We aren’t all graced with the good fortune of being close to natural deposits of high quality knappable stone. This page will link you to some of the better known and bigger suppliers for stone and tools and make your search for knapping stone and tools easier. I use the tools from flintknappingsupplies.com and T Rocks has some amazing stone and colorful glass. Check out the links!
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Black Knife Stone Works is my way of simplifying flint knapping and also a place for me to answer some of the questions I get on my live streams and videos. My name is Jason and I do live knapping demos over on TikTok @blackknife60. Give us a follow! Stay connected by signing up for my email list. The email list is the best way for me to let you know when I am going live ahead of time, and I will even send you a link to a free video of yours truly going over the knapping tools I use. Sign up today!
I am writing a group of how to articles to introduce more people to the craft. Check out my Pressure Flaking tutorial!
I am going to expand this page as time goes on. Contact me if you are interested in being represented here; I will be referencing this page in my live streams. The best way is email: blackknifestoneworks@gmail.com
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