I have one complaint. The bit where you show off the final product is way too short and hasty 🥺 Coulda bit a bit longer so we can all get a chance to properly ooooh and ahhhhh at it.
Just made one for a minecraft sword from setee leather so was worried it was too thin, doubled it on the sword hoops so shiny side in as well and it worked amazingly well. the angle of the sword on the belt was perfect for artificialy pixilated outline. The lightweight leather and sword weight matched so nicely for a child. Thanks for inspiring.
Great video and work as always! Thank you for all of the effort you put in! You're actually the person that convinced me to start leather crafting. I'm getting ready to start buying tools and will start work soon. Thank you for the inspiration and teaching!
Same thing for me ! I started last week and already did a box (patterns is from you), a leather belt pouch and a hair pin. Carving leather is so satisfying. Thank you so much !
I love your videos! I was wondering though you do a lot of very traditional dark looks. What if I wanted to do something more vibrant? Just looking for tips. :D
Great video, love the pattern. I have the pattern all cut out and assembled. One question, what sized O rings are used? Did I miss that in the pattern doc?
In theory if you were walking around with a sharp sword it would be in a scabbard that's cinched or laced into it. I just wanted something simple for people to use. The loop can be adjusted to friction fit a scabbard or people can modify it to have laces or buckles to tighten onto a scabbard. I'll be doing a short additional video that modify's this pattern to do that kind of thing that has both lacing and buckled options. :)
I’m still in the obsessively researching and starting to gather tools and supplies part of my journey into leather craft : question - when you go around the pattern to “carve” it, are you actually cutting into the leather ? Or you are just pushing the pattern into the leather ?
I've never had a problem with it really, I'd wonder what "doesn't burnish" means specifically... I wanted smooth edged I got smooth edges, maybe they resist a bit more and so the dye on the edge doesn't get locked down as well? Hmmm.... more investigation is warranted.
I had a thumbs down on this premiere video before I even released it, that's some epic hate for no reason. Hahaha!
Haters gonna hate :)
I think it's a habit for some individuals.
Maybe they missclicked?
It's because you're so edgy 😄
Gard damn Vegans
Oh snap, we hit 120K subscribers recently.
It's not a Darkhorse Workshop video until Magnus uses too much Antique Gel on the tooling!
This is so neat! I've never seen one shaped like that
2:46 The only time cutting corners is appropriate
I really appreciate the humor and pacing with this video. Particularly the "punch everything!" Bits
I have one complaint.
The bit where you show off the final product is way too short and hasty 🥺
Coulda bit a bit longer so we can all get a chance to properly ooooh and ahhhhh at it.
I've heard that a few times, I thought I did a good enough job this time around.. Hahaha... next time, sorry.
@@DarkHorseWorkshop maybe show it worn, and a 360 of it not worn?
I was crying at the voices
(low whistle) That, sir, is among my favorite of your presentations so far.
Love your work! Thanks! 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁
Great video man as always. I've been leather working for about 5 years now but watching your videos really inspired me to get into carving.
Show off more garb shots~ Legit they looked so cool and I was ohhing and ahhing!
Normally I fight with a two handed longsword. Now I'm gonna have to go get a rapier to fit this. Looks awesome, always like seeing what you bring out!
The next episode is for you then!
This is a fantastic and entertaining video my friend. Amusing and super useful.
You are a very talented person, thanks
So nice of you
Just made one for a minecraft sword from setee leather so was worried it was too thin, doubled it on the sword hoops so shiny side in as well and it worked amazingly well. the angle of the sword on the belt was perfect for artificialy pixilated outline. The lightweight leather and sword weight matched so nicely for a child. Thanks for inspiring.
I have a poem to accompany all that rivet hammering!
Boom Boom, Boom Boom, Boom Boom Boom. Boom Boom, Boom Boom,...erm.
Not with a bayonet in your neck you don't
Great video and work as always! Thank you for all of the effort you put in!
You're actually the person that convinced me to start leather crafting. I'm getting ready to start buying tools and will start work soon. Thank you for the inspiration and teaching!
Love to hear it, thanks for the kind words.
No need to thank me, just telling you like it is! Can't wait to see what you come out with next time!
Same thing for me ! I started last week and already did a box (patterns is from you), a leather belt pouch and a hair pin. Carving leather is so satisfying. Thank you so much !
I love your videos! I was wondering though you do a lot of very traditional dark looks. What if I wanted to do something more vibrant? Just looking for tips. :D
Excited for this one!
Great video, love the pattern. I have the pattern all cut out and assembled. One question, what sized O rings are used? Did I miss that in the pattern doc?
Always fascinating to watch your videos. Thanks!!
Didnt know I did, but I needed that.
Love your tutorials
Great video!
2:45 the only it is acceptable to "cut corners."
I thin my oil based Fiebings Pro dye with alcohol, rubbing alcohol works too, get the 93% type.
Great Video like everytime. Keep well with your projects and greetings from switzerland
Thank you! Cheers!
U got great skills dude
Won't the sword cut away at the leather over time when you unsheathe it? Or is it not sharp? Just something I noticed.
In theory if you were walking around with a sharp sword it would be in a scabbard that's cinched or laced into it. I just wanted something simple for people to use. The loop can be adjusted to friction fit a scabbard or people can modify it to have laces or buckles to tighten onto a scabbard. I'll be doing a short additional video that modify's this pattern to do that kind of thing that has both lacing and buckled options. :)
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11:21
daaaaaamn
Hahaha... I had fun filming that at least, got to be creative.
Just a question is it possible to make this for a left handed pirate
Of course, just turn the pattern over.
I’m still in the obsessively researching and starting to gather tools and supplies part of my journey into leather craft : question - when you go around the pattern to “carve” it, are you actually cutting into the leather ? Or you are just pushing the pattern into the leather ?
Definitely cutting into it.
Cool thankyou
I bought a sword just so I can make this pattern
How much would you estimate it to cost to get into leatherworking?
Depends on your goals. What's your first project?
@@DarkHorseWorkshop I want to try making a belt, a baldric, a satchel for my wife, and a gorget
I thought oil tans didn't burnish?
I've never had a problem with it really, I'd wonder what "doesn't burnish" means specifically... I wanted smooth edged I got smooth edges, maybe they resist a bit more and so the dye on the edge doesn't get locked down as well? Hmmm.... more investigation is warranted.
@@DarkHorseWorkshop I guess I don't know specifically, I've just always read it's mainly vegtans that burnisnwell, I've not yet to work with oil tan
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Hydrilla
Hello
Hey hey!
No links up there....someone is trolling us....😒
It's there, you may have an add blocker, or popup blocker or something.
Enjoyed your content, I hope you like mine
Paglu
Wait.
What?
You're making me wait for the video? How dare you?
Thumbs down!!!
JK.
I had a thumbs down before it even started, pretty funny.
@@DarkHorseWorkshop wasnt from me.
That's ridiculous.
Dont listen to him. It probably was him.
Maybe.
He looks shifty!