I have always wanted to make arrowheads, but I have never been able to find the time to go and learn.

Youtube, dude. I learned to do this from youtube in like a half hour.. Just run a search for 'flintknapping.'

Mhmm, I have watched several videos on how to do it. They say using the bottom of bottles is the best way to start out. I don't think I have the patience to be honest xD

yes, as with any art, patience is the key. Patience to create and patience to fail repeatedly until you've practiced enough to be good at it.

Just remember, though: Sucking at something is the first step to being pretty good at something.

Cool, they almost look like ice. I've always had a fondness for found rocks, chucks of glass, shark teeth, arrow heads etc. It's really cool that you shape the arrowheads yourself.

I did a couple from obsidian too, but didn't have enough to do much. What i'd like to get ahold of is some nice flint... Try making a knife.

Very cool. You are braver than me, I'm pretty sure if I tried that my hands would be bloody ribbons lol.

Safety is a big deal there. I wear safety goggles , wear a pair of thin leather garden gloves, and use a thick leather scrap to actually hold the arrowheads in my left hand while i strike with a stone in my right.
I also don't do it with people standing nearby, because this does tend to throw shards of glass all over the place. I lay out a tarp and use a bucket to collect the shards I knock off, so that there aren't tiny feet-shredding bits left all over when I finish.
I do get cut from time to time, but it's usually not that bad, and glass flakes are generally sharp enough to leave a clean cut that clots fast and heals quickly too. Knowing some basic first aid and having a decent pain threshold helps a lot as well.

It's good you take the proper safety precautions. I work with resin model kits a lot and often have to dremel out parts and things like that so I know about having to use a ton of safety gear and having stuff fly everywhere. It can be a big production to take all the precautions and deal with all the clean up, but you gotta do what you gotta do ya know? It just seem like whenever I have dropped a glass or something, no matter how good I sweep and vacuum that at some point like a week later I end up with one of those tiny glass splinters in my foot, lol.

Indeed. i would much rather spend about half an hour getting all my stuff together and gearing up than spend all day in the emergency room just because I thought i was a badass, haha.