VIKING Lantern Rawhide Lamp | Viking Bushcraft - Viking Crafts Guide (Ep. 11)

[@bobhead6243]

Hello Ramuni , This video reminded me of being a Teenager , spending time out in the wilds being productive , and crafting wooden items for my room at home , Be Well my Friend , Strength , Honour and Respect .

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Hello my friend. Im glad to hear that. Its Nice when Things we see can take us back in happy memories. I wish i had the time, money or option to do way more of this. Its by far some of my Best moments spend when on out.

[@erikhoff5010]

I admire your tenacity and attention to detail, using primitive tools and fabrication methods. The hike through the countryside and sightings of the animals there is wonderful! I would be very interested in videos showing the making of the tools. As soon as I can procure suitably sized rawhide, I will use this instruction to make a lantern. Thank You for sharing this with me. Skal!

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

thank you for the kind words Erik. about making tools, i promise i will try to do more of that. I am planning one about making a pump drill. But most of my tools are metal and iron, and i need them in high quality and my own skills are not there yet so it is better for me to buy from blacksmiths. I hope you find some suitable rawhide and make a great lantern.) all the best

[@keithmiguel8846]

Love what you did there...great job!

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Thank you so much Keith:)

[@tombrown879]

Beautiful video. soothing music, great location, and a wonderful, useful project. but of course, the highlight for me was that adorable little sewing knife. just fantastic.

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

I love that little knife. Bought the blade from a blacksmith and made the knife myself. The fact that it folds makes it great to take along and store inside small bags or pouches. And I keep it razorsharp:) im happy to hear you appreciate it:)

[@tombrown879]

@@RAMUNI-Viking sometime I m planning on building a "barrel knife" in the Sami style.

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Those Are so cool:)

[@tobiashofs2766]

Great views, great nature!

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Thank you Tobias:)

[@terrain-hardy]

the rumor/myth about this "Viking lamp" most likely dates from when the medieval center in Guldborgsund opened back in the late 1980s ... a historian brought a lamp from Norway from around the 18th century with him at the opening, and a American film crew that was on the spot, to make a documentary about the Trebuchet construction (the biggest one in the world). Their film and pictures might have helped to spread the "idea" that this was a lamp from the Viking/Middle Ages...🤷‍♂ fed video, man får helt lyst til at pakke sine ting og flytte ud i naturen ...👍 many thanks for showing and please keep up the good work 👌

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Thats a really interesting story tha casts some light on the, yes, almost mythical "Viking lamp". Thanks for sharing it with me:) i wish i could just spend All My time like this. Thank you for taking the time to comment:)

[@erikhoff5010]

Excellent! Thanks for the information and the presentation. Skal

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Skål Erik:) thank you very much and im delighted that your watching my videos and take the time to write feedback. All the best

[@Alk_Nonymo]

Nice video. Cool craft project. Thanks.

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Thank you Alk:) and for taking the time to comment

[@madsjensen9458]

Det ser fandeme godt ud!

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Tak Mads:)

[@Borealwalkabouts]

Fantastic job and video sir. Thank you

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Thank you Andreas. In happy you liked the video and took the time to comment:)

[@Ingvar.Ragnarson]

My sincerest thanks for taking us on another one of your wonderful adventures! You got some beautiful shots of the wildlife there. I think this is the first time that I've ever seen someone build one of these lanterns with traditional tools. You did a great job of it! And I adore your Mästermyr hacksaw - did you make it yourself? Is the sawblade also traditional, or a modern blade?

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Thank you Ingvar. Im very happy you appreciate the video. The hacksaw I bought at a Viking market from a German merchant. Im pretty sure the blade is not modern. But not 100% sure. It cuts well but not as well as a modern blade and also is not change able.

[@Daniel-ol1fk]

Muy chulo el vídeo

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Gracias:)

[@jirikasparek7437]

Parádní moc pěkné a povedené 👍máš šikovné vikingské ruce🤚✋paráda jen tak dál ať se daří Ramuni😉

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

thank you Jiri for you kind words and comment:)

[@Mikestone1982]

Any instructions on how to make your coat?

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

hello Mike. I have a plan about making a video about making the pattern for and sewing more vikinge clothes. But i fear it will not be untill autumn. So stay tuned:)

[@johnwolf4023]

Can you find replicas of the augers from the Mastermyr find?

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Yes:) and I have 2. They Are great tools. Thanks for watching

[@johnwolf4023]

@@RAMUNI-Viking I won't offer to send you any then.

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Thats very kind of you to think like that. For the House project i am looking for a 20mm auger for pegs. I have a 1 cm that doesnt work well and a large that makes 50mm holes.

[@johnwolf4023]

@@RAMUNI-Viking Let me see if I can find a metric ruler and I'll get back to you.

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Thank you:)

[@lindakulmbach7041]

Nice video og godt gået✌🏼

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Tusind tak Linda:)

[@ericbouchard7981]

Where did you get the rawhide that thin?

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

I buy a whole sheet (calf) from my local leather and Crafts supplier that is Like this. It is lntended for drum skin.

[@robertgross1655]

🎩Hi. Seems very easy to make. Only one problem is, in England the only place you can get rawhide is from a pet shop in the form of dog chews, and it’s only thin strips. About 3” wide.

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Its is fairly easy to make. Especially with modern tools also. Its possible to see Them together but I bought a while hide from a musical shop meant for a drumskin for tradition traditional drums like Bodhran or shama drums. Maybe thats the direction to look for largwr pieces. It gets pricy though. But there a good few lamps from a whole goat hide

[@Sheepdog1314]

butcher shop? Farmer?

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

@@Sheepdog1314 could be. I made some also myself many years ago from a deer hide a got from a hunter. Fairly easy process.

[@zenchantress]

Does your pet shop sell the rolled up rawhide chews? They look like a little log. Soak them overnight and unroll them to get a decent sized piece.

[@gavinbarnett2267]

If you make vlogs, I can almost guarantee youll gain great youtube fame

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Vlogs here on KZbin?

[@gavinbarnett2267]

@RAMUNI - Viking Crafts and Living yeah people will love it to see your boat or hunting adventures... I'm going to share your channel to as many people I know

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

@@gavinbarnett2267 i will Consider this. Have thought about it on and off. So thank you. And thank you for sharing:)

[@gavinbarnett2267]

@@RAMUNI-Viking awesome can't wait😀

[@gavinbarnett2267]

Please make vlogs😢

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Im open for ideas so let me know what format and content you Are thinking?

[@CredibleHulk10]

There isn't a single thing I don't love about this.

[@RAMUNI-Viking]

Thank you so much:) I am proud to hear that. thanks for watching