Hej Rasmus 😁 har netop fundet din kanal og jeg synes du laver nogle rigtig fine videoer. Jeg har et spørgsmål til dig : hvor har du fået det birkebark fra ? Jeg kan slet ikke finde noget tilsvarende her i mit skov område 🌲 har du købt det ? Og hvis ja … hvor. Venlig hilsen Tom
Hej Tom. Tak for kommentaren:) jeg er glad for at du kan lide min videoer. Fornøjelsen går begge veje, og jeg nyder dine Viking Adventures. Jeg har været heldig at købe en del ark af en kontakt der havde gang på Ribe Vikingcenter hvor de havde lidt i overskud på et tidspunkt. Men ellers er det svært at komme til. Jeg købte på et tidspunkt nogle ark ved Linaa, eller Sløjddetaljer eller et af de steder i en rigtig god men dyr kvalitet. Måske de har endnu? Jeg har et stort birketræ der ligger væltet i haven som jeg vil prøve at høste fra og se hvad det duer til. Du kan også nogen gange være heldig at købe rå birkebark på et vikingemarked. Hvis du kommer til Syddanmark kan jeg undvære et stykke til en æske til dig.
OBS this container is not a reproduction of a specific artefact or authentic find from the Viking age but a loose interpretation of a general birch bark container
@@RAMUNI-Viking i lige måde Rasmus, tænker tit tilbage på musik som et fantastisk valgfag selvom mine sax skills kunne bruge lidt forbedring :). Er igang med at uddanne til skuespiller og glæder mig meget til at opleve en masse inden for det fag.
It's so cool watching you work with these materials. Also, I love that hood! Did you make it yourself? If so, would you mind sharing how? I've been getting into leatherworking and want to try making something like that next for myself. Keep up the great work!
Thank you. I made the hood yes. Its a simple construction made out of rectangles and squares. Next time i have some leather that fits this project i will make a video about how to make one of these hoods.
Hey Ramuni, I’ve seen all your films twice and love them all. I hope to see a lot of films in the near future. Where do you get the bark for these containers? I want to make a backpack similar like yours. Greatings Erwin
HELLO Erwin:) thank you for your kind Words. I have so many videos planned, but the lack of time at hand slows the proces. But I Hope you Will be patient and enjoy the content:) the bark can be collected from the birch trees depending on your location. Sadly here in Denmark the growth and quality of birch doesnt make good bark. So the bark i use is bought. I was lucky to buy some from a house project where it was used as underroofing like in traditional building from scandinavia. There was some excess that i bought at a fair price. Sometimes Crafts shops with natural materials Such as leather and wood can supply birch bark in big sheets. The sheets i bought was 60x60cm. Its not always easy to find and the last i got was too dry and brittle for making boxes and baskets. I wish you good luck and Hope you Will find some good bark. All the best
Your videos are so beautiful! I found you from a shoutout from Tom of Cimbrer Bushcraft. I love this tutorial and I can't wait to make my own little box like this! You are extremely talented and deserve so many more subscribers. Thank you for creating such beatiful content for us to see! I'm so happy I found your channel!
Thank you so much:) im happy you trusted Tom and came along here. Good luck with making your own box and im sure it Will be great. Again thank you for the Nice words and for taking the time to comment. All the Best:)
Hello, how do you harvest the bark? Whenever I try it, the bark breaks at these "scars" it has on the outer surface. Because of that I cannot harvest strips wider than 10 cm at best. Is there a way to tear away bark that has these scars, or maybe repair them using historically accurate materials?
This bark is purchased for this purpose. Sadly the trees i have access to is not good enough and I have the same Experience as you. In my other video with the backpack i tried to harvest but failed. I wrote this in the video description of the other video. I think i has to do with the type of birch, the time of year and the growth conditions and climate. I dont know of good ways to harvest or repair but I have seen many good videos on TH-cam about harvesting bark. Maybe some of these could be helpful. All the best
The bark he was using looked like off a dead tree. That's much easier to remove and has really cool patterns. If you're doing live bark , it comes off much easier late spring early summer. Look for pieces without so many eyes.
Thank you for your comment. I Hope reply in english is ok:) i think it takes me 2-3 Hours to make a box like this. I normally make a few at the same time so i gain speed.
I think mine is around 1,5 to 2 milimeters. Its more about not being to brittle than being thick enough. I have had some really thick 3 mm but it was crispy as bacon and wouldnt bend and fold
It's always a pleasure to watch your videos. My compliments to you, you are truly a multi-talent, you are contagious in your passion for what you do, the sparks fly, you radiate so much passion and enthusiasm, for the things you do. SUPER!!! I would love it if you could make a video in the future about the clothing, I love your tunic, it looks great. Maybe it might be useful to give some good addresses where one can best buy something, there is a lot of cover among the wheat, I don't know if this is also a correct saying LOL. Keep going.
Hello:) thank you so much for this positive comment. I promise to get back to more sewing and clothes videos in the future. sadly I dont have any great adresses (yes but only in Denmark - if that is of any interest) but I prefer to do my shopping on viking events where I talk to the makers, trade or make good plands or even order custom items that we can discuss. thanks for watching and for taking the time to write. all the best
Good luck:) i am sure you Will get a great result. I have made also a small one for salt only 8 cm high. Just fit your project to your piece. Thanks for commenting.
Awesome video. I love traditional birch bark containers, especially to use it at reenactment. Also made one myself but then a totally different style. You've got one new subscriber :)
@@RAMUNI-Viking beautiful video and crafting. Now you have one more subscriber ) You also can subscribe our young channel of Ukrainian crafters, in retort )
Hej Rasmus 😁 har netop fundet din kanal og jeg synes du laver nogle rigtig fine videoer.
Jeg har et spørgsmål til dig : hvor har du fået det birkebark fra ? Jeg kan slet ikke finde noget tilsvarende her i mit skov område 🌲 har du købt det ? Og hvis ja … hvor.
Venlig hilsen
Tom
Hej Tom. Tak for kommentaren:) jeg er glad for at du kan lide min videoer. Fornøjelsen går begge veje, og jeg nyder dine Viking Adventures.
Jeg har været heldig at købe en del ark af en kontakt der havde gang på Ribe Vikingcenter hvor de havde lidt i overskud på et tidspunkt. Men ellers er det svært at komme til. Jeg købte på et tidspunkt nogle ark ved Linaa, eller Sløjddetaljer eller et af de steder i en rigtig god men dyr kvalitet. Måske de har endnu? Jeg har et stort birketræ der ligger væltet i haven som jeg vil prøve at høste fra og se hvad det duer til. Du kan også nogen gange være heldig at købe rå birkebark på et vikingemarked. Hvis du kommer til Syddanmark kan jeg undvære et stykke til en æske til dig.
Tank you for the share , very appreciated, for a viking recreator from Nord Vinland . Hail
Thank you for your comment:) great to hear from Vinland:)
Another fellow viking.sköl. very beautiful. Subscribed !
Skål:) and thank you
Did u all spot the spelling mistakes? I need better correction next time:)
OBS this container is not a reproduction of a specific artefact or authentic find from the Viking age but a loose interpretation of a general birch bark container
Ingenious craftings, thank you for this video 💡❤️🌻
Thank you:)
Very relaxing and informative video. Great to see you're still doing well. Miss my time at Rejsby
Tusind tak Jakob. Skønt at høre fra dig. Har mange gode minder fra dengang. Du var med til at skabe en god efterskoleårgang:) håber alt er godt
@@RAMUNI-Viking i lige måde Rasmus, tænker tit tilbage på musik som et fantastisk valgfag selvom mine sax skills kunne bruge lidt forbedring :). Er igang med at uddanne til skuespiller og glæder mig meget til at opleve en masse inden for det fag.
@@JakobHG kæft det lyder spændende. Jeg ønsker dig alt muligt held og lykke på din vej fremover. Håber stadig du har rullesko med lys:)
Epic skills sets my friend.
Also nice set of tools. I just love birch trees, they are so usefull.
Keep it up.
Thank you very much. I always look forward for your new videos. Lets aim to meet up one Day?
@@RAMUNI-Viking Thx. Would love to, for sure, as soon as this plague pass we are coming up to north😉
Hi, you made a really nice work! I have a question, do you have any pictures about the boxes found in Denmark?
Thank you. As promised on insta i will get back to you shortly:)
It's so cool watching you work with these materials. Also, I love that hood! Did you make it yourself? If so, would you mind sharing how? I've been getting into leatherworking and want to try making something like that next for myself. Keep up the great work!
Thank you. I made the hood yes. Its a simple construction made out of rectangles and squares. Next time i have some leather that fits this project i will make a video about how to make one of these hoods.
Hey Ramuni,
I’ve seen all your films twice and love them all. I hope to see a lot of films in the near future.
Where do you get the bark for these containers? I want to make a backpack similar like yours.
Greatings Erwin
HELLO Erwin:) thank you for your kind Words. I have so many videos planned, but the lack of time at hand slows the proces. But I Hope you Will be patient and enjoy the content:) the bark can be collected from the birch trees depending on your location. Sadly here in Denmark the growth and quality of birch doesnt make good bark. So the bark i use is bought. I was lucky to buy some from a house project where it was used as underroofing like in traditional building from scandinavia. There was some excess that i bought at a fair price. Sometimes Crafts shops with natural materials Such as leather and wood can supply birch bark in big sheets. The sheets i bought was 60x60cm. Its not always easy to find and the last i got was too dry and brittle for making boxes and baskets. I wish you good luck and Hope you Will find some good bark. All the best
Just found your channel aa i just discovered weaving with bark. Great channel. Keep up the good work
Thank you. And welcome to the channel:)
Wow I didn’t know TH-cam videos were being made in the 9th century!
We had very good recording gear before christianity:) joke aside. I Hope you liked the video
Your videos are so beautiful! I found you from a shoutout from Tom of Cimbrer Bushcraft. I love this tutorial and I can't wait to make my own little box like this! You are extremely talented and deserve so many more subscribers. Thank you for creating such beatiful content for us to see! I'm so happy I found your channel!
Thank you so much:) im happy you trusted Tom and came along here. Good luck with making your own box and im sure it Will be great. Again thank you for the Nice words and for taking the time to comment. All the Best:)
Hello, how do you harvest the bark? Whenever I try it, the bark breaks at these "scars" it has on the outer surface. Because of that I cannot harvest strips wider than 10 cm at best. Is there a way to tear away bark that has these scars, or maybe repair them using historically accurate materials?
This bark is purchased for this purpose. Sadly the trees i have access to is not good enough and I have the same Experience as you. In my other video with the backpack i tried to harvest but failed. I wrote this in the video description of the other video. I think i has to do with the type of birch, the time of year and the growth conditions and climate. I dont know of good ways to harvest or repair but I have seen many good videos on TH-cam about harvesting bark. Maybe some of these could be helpful. All the best
The bark he was using looked like off a dead tree. That's much easier to remove and has really cool patterns. If you're doing live bark , it comes off much easier late spring early summer. Look for pieces without so many eyes.
Good advice:)
Magnifique Étui, combien de temps pour tout réaliser ?
Thank you for your comment. I Hope reply in english is ok:) i think it takes me 2-3 Hours to make a box like this. I normally make a few at the same time so i gain speed.
How thick does the bark need to be to be useful when making things with it?
I think mine is around 1,5 to 2 milimeters. Its more about not being to brittle than being thick enough. I have had some really thick 3 mm but it was crispy as bacon and wouldnt bend and fold
Thanks, that's really good to know!
Great guide, I'll try that too. Was fun to watch, see you soon.
Ragnar
Thank you. Im happy you feel inspired to try it out:)
Buenísimo.... exelente... saludos de Patagonia Chile
Muchas gracias Rodrigo:)
It's always a pleasure to watch your videos. My compliments to you, you are truly a multi-talent, you are contagious in your passion for what you do, the sparks fly, you radiate so much passion and enthusiasm, for the things you do. SUPER!!!
I would love it if you could make a video in the future about the clothing, I love your tunic, it looks great. Maybe it might be useful to give some good addresses where one can best buy something, there is a lot of cover among the wheat, I don't know if this is also a correct saying LOL. Keep going.
Hello:) thank you so much for this positive comment. I promise to get back to more sewing and clothes videos in the future. sadly I dont have any great adresses (yes but only in Denmark - if that is of any interest) but I prefer to do my shopping on viking events where I talk to the makers, trade or make good plands or even order custom items that we can discuss. thanks for watching and for taking the time to write. all the best
I may have a piece of bark big enough to try this!
Good luck:) i am sure you Will get a great result. I have made also a small one for salt only 8 cm high. Just fit your project to your piece. Thanks for commenting.
Great video 👌
You have a new subscriber 😜
Thank you:) welcome:) i Hope you Will find more videos to your liking on my channel
Awesome video. I love traditional birch bark containers, especially to use it at reenactment. Also made one myself but then a totally different style.
You've got one new subscriber :)
Thank you so much for your comment and your subscription. Its a lovely material to work with. Nice to know there is a fellow craftsman watching:)
@@RAMUNI-Viking beautiful video and crafting. Now you have one more subscriber )
You also can subscribe our young channel of Ukrainian crafters, in retort )
Thank you. I surely will:)
@@RAMUNI-Viking two more subscribers ))