Inuit slate Ulu. Simple stone knife that works.

[@sak94]

Nice one Timbo, really interesting mate. 👍

[@timbo66]

Thanks.

[@Katana-Karl]

We have a coupla those. Extremely useful. I learned quite a bit about them in this video. Thanks Timbo

[@timbo66]

Thanks, never seen one over here, it is a really useful kitchen tool. I'll do a stainless one next.

[@jim.m75]

Lovely timbo, I can see how any stone culture would have used these tools to butcher large game or especially process hides. They must have been essential and I'm not surprised they were so highly valued!

[@timbo66]

Thanks, stone knives are surpridingly effective.

[@WeaponCollector]

I like that mate, great work and video, all your historical builds (and the rest) are really good.
your bayonet was sent today, plus a little sticker, should be with you monday i reckon

[@timbo66]

Thanks! Looking forwards to getting the bayonet.

[@BobNchannel]

stunning Timbo.

[@timbo66]

Thanks, it was quick and easy to make, glad you liked it.

[@mustamuri]

I made one ulu in one hit for stone age stone " sädekiviliuske " in 25 ears ago when I am working in Saarijärven Stone age villages .

[@timbo66]

Just Googled the village, looks fascinating, must have been great working there. I'll have a closer look later.