Knapped Points for St Jude's Auction

[Osagetree]

I can testify that those heads are going to be deadly!

Nice job!!!! Lucky winner!

[Huntrdfk]

Wow!  Those are beyond words.........


David

[snakewood3]

Simply awesome art..

[Bert Frelink]

Woody,

What can I say, They are INCREDIBLE, far beyond my expectations.
They will be mounted on some tapered cedars and will come with me on many a Mule deer stalk and......... well who knows, might bloody one or two.          
Thanks again Woody.      

[Marblesonac]

Just amazing...

[Shaun]

Wow! Lets start the bidding over!

[yellow bow]

outstanding craftsmanship! they are really somthing else. like Rob said WOW!

[Hawkeye]

Woody,

You are without a doubt the finest and most talented knapper I've EVER seen... and I've seen some good ones!!!!

Thanks for your efforts for the charity.

Daryl

[Carbon Caster]

Bert,

Did I tell you I was Jealous yet????  LOL!!!

WOW!  I can't wait to see them in person.

[tippit]

Too pretty to shoot...Ah but do they ever slice & dice!  Great work Woody    Doc

 

[Curtiss Cardinal]

Truly Beautiful!
I just sat here and pondered the use of glass arrow heads. Glass is the only man made material that in a solid state can be made one molecule in thickness. That means it can be made sharper than any steel or ceramic. There is no finer edge than one molecule of thickness. Truly microscopic serrations would be produced,; but you better not hit bone.

[knife river]

C2, I understand what you're saying -- glass is definitely very brittle and can break easily.  I wish I understood the "how and why" of it, but it can also be amazingly durable.  Here's a photo of a glass point I killed a 90 pound hog with.  On the way in it cut a rib half in two.  On the way out, it completely severed a rib.  As far as I can tell, the point is perfect and still very sharp.  Who woulda thunk it?    :confused:

Thanks for all the kind words, folks.  Bert, I'm very glad you like them.  Now that we've seen the "before" photos, I hope to see some "after" pics like Doc's!        Don't worry about breaking them -- I work at the factory and can get more.  

[Bert Frelink]

They will be coming with me on numerous Mule Deer outings, we have some of the finest Mule Deer country in the world and I am very lucky to be living where I do.
I will definetly keep you all posted on how these points perform, I have all the confidence in the world they will be awesome.
Take care all, have a great season.
Regards, Bert.  :D    :D    

[Jason Lester]

Woody,
  Your a true artist and an inspiration to me. I am just learning but plan on getting your video and wearing it out. I have obsidian preforms that I have been pressure flaking. They turn out decent for a beginner I guess. But I'd like to learn from raw material to finished points.

Thanks again for showing us these.

(oh BTW I tried to click the link on your site to order the dvd but I get a security certificate warning. Just FYI)

[Matt S]

Stunning work knife river!

[Tom Leemans]

WOW!  :eek:    

[Rico]

simply amazing

[Talondale]

Gorgeous.  I'd have a hard time shooting them.  I'd be afraid of missing and loosing them which then guarantees that I'd miss.  LOL.