Leather work - medieval scabbard - Historical Swords Zone
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- This is our first video about the process on the leather for medieval scabbard. It is the scabbard for a longsword type XIIa - you will see some pictures soon, when the project is ready on my facebook page. I can only say that now Kasia is working on the nice similar, but smaller scabbard for the dagger. I hope that you will like this video :-). If yes, we will be very happy to see your comment. You can also click the subscribe button to see more of our films from our swords\leather workshop and already done projects.
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Your scabbards are every bit as beautiful as the swords they contain.... They compliment each other perfectly!
Thank you:)
Beautiful work. I would have loved to hear you explain the process and decisions along the way instead of listening to music while watching the skilled work.
I agree totally!! I absolutely hate watching vids of true skilled craftsman/ craftswoman, without them talking about what they are doing along the way... just something missing!! Beautiful work, though
This is a very nice video, both informative and enjoyable to watch. I hope you continue with these videos at your own leisure. You are both true masters of your crafts and I find each process and sword immensly satisfying to see.
Truly works of art.
Thank you, yes we will continue films like this I am very happy that you like it :-)
Incredibly well done!
Thank you:)
Beautiful.
Thank you.
Beautiful art work, craftmanship and excellent video. Very inspirational. How do you measure the amount of leather needed?
as always- prima sort! :)
Thank you:)
Amazing work!
Thank you:)
Im in the market for a scabbard. I just ordered a Black Fencer sharp longsword. Just a very functional and simple scabbard. How much would that cost?
@@svensvensson627 To make the scabbard I would like to have the sword here to take mesurements and fit it well. I must think about it, because I usually make sword with scabbard. I give you my email: damian_sulowski@o2.pl - you can write me a message and tell where are you from and I will tell you all about it.
I have done a couple of these for myself it is a lot of hard work especially hand sewing the main seam down the back allhough the cross stitch one shown is a bit easier. Getting a pattern made for the sword first is the key otherwise it will not fit.
true. I currently work on my own scabbard, and the getting the leather correctly in shape and sewing it so its not too short or too much excess its very hard.
Where did you get that cross peen hammer? It looks super handy!
Hi, do you mean the green hammer that she use to make holes? It belonged to my grandfather.
Very nice ^^
Thank you:)
How long does it take to make a typical scabbard like this??
It takes some two weeks since wood work, till the leather is carved and painted and preserved... It depend on the type of scabbard and the pattern on it.
@@historicalswordsaxeszone509 Understand, than you for replying.
Very cool, how long does it usually take to finish one scabbard?
Thank you. Only the leather work - sculpting, painting, preserving take one week - depends on the patter, if it is difficult it can take longer. It is also some two days of work with wood + the time of glue the wood scabbard.
@@historicalswordsaxeszone509 Thanks for the info. Really great work.
Очень красиво, но шов на 2:20 мне не понравился !
No i fajne
Dzięki wielkie!