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Stone Knife
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Grain direction and stone points
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April 26, 2008, 04:35:00 PM »
When you cut in the slot to attach stone points does it matter what direction the grain in the wood is?
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Re: Grain direction and stone points
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I normaly cut against the grain. 3 hacksaw blades taped together work pretty good for the slot as a rule, then I sand down from there.
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Re: Grain direction and stone points
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Yup. I use a coping saw and a dremel. 90 degrees to the grain.
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Re: Grain direction and stone points
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There's a coupe things to consider. Are you using machined shafts hand planed or a shoot shaft? With a shoot shaft it's a moot question. I cut my self nocks perp to the grain. I like my points mounted horizontally out of my line of site. I don't shoot stone but make trade points. Therefore, the point has to be mounted with the grain. I wrap sinew behind the point so it won't split. Jawge
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