Making a 13th Century Scabbard

A video showing how I put together my most recent scabbard. Based on a 13th century belt design and with the help of several tutorials and tips I have improved greatly since the last scabbard making video. If you have any questions feel free to ask and I'll answer them best I can.
Also be sure to check out:
- Yeoldgaffers Scabbard tutorial for different methods including the 4 piece method I did here.
www.yeoldegaffe...
- And Matt's tutorial on Everything Medieval which taught me a great deal on properly sealing and finishing the leather. • Medieval Scabbard Build
The music I used in the video is from the Age of Empires 2 Soundtrack and the outro music is "Take the Day!" by Turisas.

[@geekdude1]

liked strictly on the basis of choice of music

[@lukeb1751]

I second this

[@stefgrez]

Correctus

[@chaosvolt]

Again interesting to see. :3

[@jeanladoire4141]

Just lovely, as always

[@erikmichalik7447]

Man i am fascinated with your progress.Well done :)

[@a-sheepof-christ9027]

Wow this is impressive craftsmanship and from all the versions ive seen of this scabbard, this is by far the best looking.

[@stairwayunicorn4861]

link doesn't work, is there another page with the instructions?

[@ChacoteOutdoorRecreation]

Well Done!!!!!!

[@XClosetXGeekX]

Hold dat scabbard upside down like a DQ employee to a Blizzard

[@brundantheknighttemplar]

That is so dope!! Definitely inspired me to want to make a 13th century scabbard for my Darksword Armory Norman WMA reenactment sword! But I doubt I could do it....

[@jefffaria6190]

beautiful work i am currently working on a cutlass sword might be asking some questions in the future

[@luKEiZXBL]

What kind of leather did you use?

[@teutonicpenguin9593]

Deerhide

[@RichardDCook]

Hi, you might be tired of people talking about Game Of Thrones scabbards! But I have a question, your front strap splits into two. I'm building a GOT scabbard and most of them have the front strap splitting into three, the top (the widest) simply goes around the top of the scabbard, lays back over itself, and is rivetted together. The rest of the front strap splits into two narrow straps, going over and under the scabbard, and they continue down the scabbard forming a series of X crossings like yours there does. Have you done or considered doing a tutorial about that type of construction? Thanks!

[@felix.der.ritter]

just beautiful ! Wunderbar!

[@AtlanteanVrilChad]

Nice cat. Thumbs up for him

[@yolantaroszko1106]

Incredible!!!

[@NikoStr8]

incredible video , just wondering ... did u use something to protect the leather after dyeing it?

[@teutonicpenguin9593]

NikoStr8 Yes, I applied acrylic resolene

[@NikoStr8]

thank you very much , also , which wood did u used for the core?? doesnt look like poplar

[@stacho-v1n]

First

[@promiscuous675]

Thank you..