Drills (post yours here)

[Th3rty7]

Got any drills you'd like to show? Post em in here, your favorite, a frame, a collection, let's see some drills.

 

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[romeo-1]

That last one is a stunner.

 

[jeff a]

 

[Th3rty7]

Nice drills Jeff, what are you typing the 5th from the left as?

 

[SoIll]

 

[jeff a]

Nice drills Jeff, what are you typing the 5th from the left as?

it has some grinding on the sides of the base, i would say that it started out as an archaic stemmed point

 

[*Molly*]

I have a few, the best being from Texas.. The first Ouchita Quartzite is the best..

Molly..

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Here's some pictures of a few of my Drills.

 

[Treefrog]

here are what ive found so far in Tn

 

[Charmin]

These are drills found by my grandpa in Northeastern Oklahoma. The first one is my favorite and Neanderthal identified it as being a "Calf Creek" drill---its 4" long! (Sorry about the really long pic!)

~sandcreek~

 

[goodtime]

I use to give my wife a hard time about running her feet through the gravel on our hunting trips.........pretty much thought of it as a waste of time. After she kicked this one out in 2006 I quit giving her any trouble.

 

[Th3rty7]

Nice looking drills from across the country everyone! Here's a couple more from Kentucky.

 

[larson1951]

here are few
I will post some more
I think I have a bunch more someplace

 

[ohio]

OK............I have posted all of these at one time or another but, these are some drills that I have found. The Fort Ancient piece is actually a heavily resharpened knife.
Chuck

 

[larson1951]

thanks pickaway
I have some more of those side notched drills
should I try to find them and post them on this thread??

 

[Airborne80]

Man.... your drills are beautiful!!! I do not have any except for a possible that I just found today. I will post it as a new topic and you guys can be the judge. Great follow up posts to this awesome topic!

 

[creek astronaut]

killer stuff gals and guys.i havent had much luck in the drill dept.got many broken ones.good thread 37,so how many of you are in the camp that believe not all "drills" are drills but are actually exhausted knives?good luck hunting

 

[Th3rty7]

killer stuff gals and guys.i havent had much luck in the drill dept.got many broken ones.good thread 37,so how many of you are in the camp that believe not all "drills" are drills but are actually exhausted knives?good luck hunting

Yeah I'm with you on that, I think alot of heavily resharpened knives are exhausted pieces and often called drills by mistake. You know you have a drill when you see the grinding marks from rotation use. The first " drill " in this pic is imo a heavily resharpened knife, probably a couple resharpenings from drill form. The next four are true drills imo and have the signs of rotation wear on the distal end, the last piece on the right is a salvaged lost lake with a tip worked into a chisel.

 

[creek astronaut]

very nice examples 37,you are on point on your info

 

[*Molly*]

killer stuff gals and guys.i havent had much luck in the drill dept.got many broken ones.good thread 37,so how many of you are in the camp that believe not all "drills" are drills but are actually exhausted knives?good luck hunting

Actually most drills aint drills they are clothes pins..especially the knotched types..