Wilderness Survival - Tools

Bone Tools
Made by various people

Stone Tools
Made by various people. Including and Obsidian Flake "X-Acto knife".

Smoothing With Sand, Even-ing With Equisetum: Part 1, Part2
by Storm

Hafting a Stone Blade the Old-Fashioned Way: Part 1, Part 2
by Storm

Knife Sharpening in a Survival Situation
by Tom Brown Jr.. from The Tracker magazine, Summer 1982

Making a Survival Handvice
by Jim Spina, from The Tracker magazine, Summer 1982

Construction and Efficacy of a Quartz Crystal-Tipped Hand Drill
by Storm

The Tracker Knife
designed by Tom Brown Jr.

See also the Flintknapping section of this website
See also the Stone section of this website
See also the Pitch & Glue section of this website

Photo by Allan Bow Beauchamp

From Allan "Bow" Beauchamp...

Hi, here is small tool kit of mine for the bush. It has stone/bone/wood tools for an outing. This used to be my go-in-the-bush kit years ago!

--Bow

Survival Tools Flintknapping

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