Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
What do you do when a humpy piece of Florida coral has a high spot that needs to come off? You take the exact flake you need.
In this video, I work a piece of Florida polyp coral and demonstrate how I reduced the turtleback by strategically removing a critical flake from the high spot. Getting the right flake in the right place can completely change the way a piece of stone works—and this one had to be just right.
If you enjoy flintknapping, arrowhead making, Florida coral, and learning the techniques behind prehistoric stone tool production, you’re in the right place!
Subscribe to Gulf Coast Knapping for more flintknapping videos, challenges, tutorials, and stone tool making.
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#FlintKnapping #FloridaCoral #Arrowhead #StoneTools #Knapping
What do you do when a humpy piece of Florida coral has a high spot that needs to come off? You take the exact flake you need.
In this video, I work a piece of Florida polyp coral and demonstrate how I reduced the turtleback by strategically removing a critical flake from the high spot. Getting the right flake in the right place can completely change the way a piece of stone works—and this one had to be just right.
If you enjoy flintknapping, arrowhead making, Florida coral, and learning the techniques behind prehistoric stone tool production, you’re in the right place!
Subscribe to Gulf Coast Knapping for more flintknapping videos, challenges, tutorials, and stone tool making.
Hashtags
#FlintKnapping #FloridaCoral #Arrowhead #StoneTools #Knapping
