What a beautiful end result, I love how you layered different materials and textures onto the staff rather than just carving, I think it gives it much more character! I’ve just attempted my first ever walking staff (video on my channel) I’d love to see what you think if you have to time go watch!

My frenchie passed away 2 weeks ago and sleeping beside him was my favourite thing in the world, thanks to this video I still feel him close during the hard times. Thank you 💗

Grimnir is a FANTASTIC name for a french bulldog.

I loved the idea of your video, but I would have preferred you focused on the process and the bread, and spent less time videoing yourself in the shot. Unless that was your intention: a personal video journal, and not so much "how to" make the bread.

Waaauuuwww estas hermosa🙏💐😂

Will any size bones work I have some leg bones from a deer and was gonna sting them around the staff

That’s cool! I made one from a hollow metal 6ft long pipe and cut them into 3 separate sections so I can connect and disconnect them any time. My staff has many use, it can be a chair AND it can stored survival items inside. I wrap the metal staff with fake wood tape so it can look like wood. 😂 My staff has a compass on top and a window breaker at the bottom plus the hand cordage at the top to give it a grip for my hands. The only thing I did not make are the Viking symbols and I’m debating if I want to make a staff holder to hold my staff when I’m not using it.

Personally for these projects I use pvc pipes because I do not live in a area with big sticks but after adding some fabric,bones etc makes everything come together!

What is the skull at the top?

So ein schönen Video. Danke!

It`s a pity, but we do not know almost anything about viking\scandinavian pagan priests, ceremonies, and so on. But this is nice try 😁😁

how is this "viking"

My question why varnish your staff? I guess I understand to protect it like another wood. I guess when I made my staff something told me to keep it as natural as I could. I used a bees wax butcher block treatment to help protect it. And I'm not sure if it's right now after study but I gave my staff a copper "shoe" to protect its foot. A plate of copper wrapped on the bottom and about a half inch up. But nice video.

Awesome finnaly found a video on making a staff with a animal skull thank u for making this

You looked good

Cool projects but "Viking" druid Staff now thats a stretch. Walking stick sure but not what you call it.

Thats a nice walking stick i make a lot of them but not that ornate but i did have a DNA test done and it said i was mostly British but i have some Swedish and Norwegian DNA i guess that why i have always liked that kind of stuff. and i use one of my sticks to help me walk every day and i make them the same way as yours.

Just an FYI, if you don't have a wood-burning tool, you can use a Dremel or other rotary tool with a spherical burr to dig out the designs, and then just use a black acrylic or ink wash to stain the lines.

JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH IS LORD///BE BAPTIZED IN HIS NAME AND BELIEVE THE GOSPEL. AND YOU WILL BE SAVED////

Looks awesome. I'm thinking of making a more Mesopotamian themed one since I'm a Mesopotamian pagan.

🔥☀️🌒❤️🌘☀️🔥 Beautiful.

A suggestion, instead of using a knife to debark and deknob? A small hand axe/hatchet could be just as effective and faster. To me it also brings a much closer connection to the ancestors of old.

Very nice, but, from what I understand a "Volva's" staff/rod was made from iron, or, possibly a distaff/drop spindle! Anyway, nice staff. 🙂

Interesting project but i dont think soldering hammer is for burning wood... Use special wood burning tool better 😉

Hi! I like how your staff turned out! If you pick the right kind of wood you won't need varnishing in order to protect it from elements. I usually make my hiking sticks out of chestnut (especially from trees regrown after being cut down) or Black Locust (Robinia Pseudoacacia). Larch is also a good pick, as it is almost complely waterproof, with the dowside of darkening quite a lot on the long run and possibly being a bit sticky. As a finishing, I usually burn the bottom tip on a flame until it blackens evenly (to harden it) and apply olive oil on the whole piece to make the natural colors of the wood stick out nicely. Grüße aus Italien!

Das vermisse ich ganz doll.

Das vermisse ich ganz doll.

Hi how are you

THANK YOU 🌲

I like making walking sticks. I carve. On them wood burn too. And sand and stain them. It a good hobby for me. ,,

You are quite funny.. Yes, beets are almost indestructible. It looks delicious and very pretty !

Interesting staff...very strong !!! Thank you 🧙‍♂️👍

Cool trailer. Tell us more about the movie! Merry Christmas from Tenerife🎄🎅

Yes….yes….wait, whut?

LOL. I hope you helped him out. 😂🤣 He is such a cute boy!

viking lol ya right

Great work! You turned an ordinary wooden bowl into a Viking offering dish. Next time I see a suitable wooden bowl in a secondhand store, I'll keep this project in mind. 👍

Is there a museum that has an example of one?

this looks sick!

Vädligt bra :)

How are you

The tender tops are the best for eating!

You kept your smile? Good! Maybe I'm the next to last happy person on Earth. Like you, I started new hobbies, corresponded with friends via phone calls and social media. I read a lot of history and, honestly, humanity has endured so much worse. Our ancestors survived ,and so can we.

im acctually working on a druidic viking staff right now and this video has helped me out, ty very much man

Thanks for last viedo replay 😀😀 keep Uploading viedos really nice and amazing shoots! (and this is not my real name my real name is manohar)

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Wunderschönes Video! Du hast recht, es sieht wirklich so aus wie hier. Ein bisschen gezähmter vielleicht, aber sehr nordisch.

Cool staff, though vikings, or their völvas used spinners as staffs, the thing you use when twining wool, and its probably cheaper then buying those materials i presume, also instead of dulling a scissor cuting sand paper , folt it wit the sandy side inward and tear it off, use a bench or table if you are afraid 9f not getting it straight.

I love the video editing. On point! Music choice was alright, maybe a bit to dramatic. I really enjoy your videos. Proud of you!