Viking Canvas Tent 10'x10' by ArmStreet
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
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ArmStreet is well-known manufactures of medieval armour, costumes, footwear and other Renaissance, LARP, and SCA gear. Now we present our brand new water-resistant medieval Viking tent made of natural flax and cotton based canvas. This video shows how to make a tent frame.
Love the settting up of that tent!
Me too :D
No, people did not stab the ground with their swords unless they were completely insane.
Dirt is abrasive and corrosive. Doing that _will_ ruin your edge and cost you many hours of your life just to repair the damage.
Seriously. It almost made me almost skip the whole video... Anyone who grew up using tools, or with any first hand experience knows this stuff. It's embarrassing
I built one of those 3 years ago for my grandsons to play in. Used an old lumber tarp,some paracord to keep sides from caving in. Doesn’t leak and great to put garden furniture in during winter,like a pop up shed. Cost for it was $3.50 for 100 feet of cording,rest was free. No metal was used
I am making my first tent tomorrow and building from scratch.
lol guess that's a nope
Eddy faler
fyi if you leave your swords planted in the ground they will stay sharp because the stones in the ground protect the blades and if the soil is wet it won't rust the swords but grow a sword tree !
leon guignon uuh
It's the most historically accurate way to place your sword somewhere.
+g seirsdale It's sarcasm. Dirt is abrasive and corrosive. Planting a sword in the ground will ruin the edge, costing you many hours of sharpening it back to a functional grind. Historical swords were kept _sharp_, and were very expensive. *People did not stab the ground with their swords unless they were completely insane."
makes more sense then the crap the sell at walmart. nice design
Looks like metal bits on the ends of some pieces … did not see that in the materials list .
Excelente video
"We love rusty swords!"
+Andreas Stie first thing i thought when they planted them in that wet oxygen riched mineral filled soil
It's consumerism, of course. The more people destroy their swords, the more people will buy new ones. Flawless logic.
It would be really awesome if you guys could include in the description the text that you have at the beginning of the video as it's way too blurry to read. I can make out some of it, but not much.
Two front floor planks- 2x4, 10' long with 1-1/8" holes
Four rafter beams- 2x4, 10' long with 1-1/8" holes
Three jointing beams- 2x4, 10' long with 1-1/8 holes
drilled at butts
Six 1-1/8" dowels 12-14" long
Two 4" spacers from 2x4 with 1-1/8" holes
1-1/8" drill bit for wood
Good wooden glue
Hope this helped!
Interesting, thanks for sharing. Did they insulate it as well ?
OH MY!!! Why did you jam your sword into the ground?
Because they know a lot more about clothing than about weaponry...
It's a sandy dry soil and a blunt sword, so this particular sword wasn't damaged. But you're right, we shouldn't have done this, it doesn't look realistic.
Because they are not reenactors just models for the film :D
Why ruin the boards by pounding hammer to finished boards.. could you of not permanently wrapped areas with twine to pound on?
They jammed a sword in the ground, don't ask them to do too much thinking.
@@Gabdube The fact that they didn't attach the central spar to the boards whilst laying them horizontally on the ground first and then scissoring each end apart just boggles my mind.
i slept in one of these in goerlitz
j'en fait une en ce moment je pense que les attaches sont plus simples je vais m'en servir
Where did you guys get such a large single piece of canvas?
Emery Olson they didn't it's two pieces sewn together
Assuming the base is 10x10, how much cloth did you need for the solid roof/wall piece? Thanks!
Dresden Diaz well everything was 10×10 so it's got to be 20x10 or 10x20 however it is. I just can't find a store that does that big of cut in a single piece. The best I could find is 60" wide sold by the yard.
you can get 12'x9' canvas drop cloth from home depot, in the paint section. I think they even have like a 12' by 26' dropcloth too for like $40
The best thing to do is get a dropcloth from harbor freight for like $14. Then water proof it by treating it and making it an Oil Skin Tarp. Soak in Boiled linseed oil and Mineral Spirits then let dry.
i love it!!
How much canvas is used for this?
Ahh... the age-old lost art of volume levelling....
How to manage when it's raining 🤔
0:13 WHY?!
Looks nice, but also looks like it will get wet inside
We sleep in these tents every Pennsic, and Pennsylvania is quite rainy in August; if properly set up and waterproof sprayed it holds really well
Tant price please let me know
armstreet.com/store/accessories/canvas-viking-tent-10x10
I wonder if the post tent building party was like Brokeback Viking Tent, hold my hammer Sven!🤔
Could you make it waterproof?
Rave 1997 its water resistant. This is a demo for this tent. They sell it on their site
Come on guys, really? You aren't tying your shoes. Learn to use proper knots.
It needs dragons carved at the apexes.
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what fabric is used?
Ray Shelden ءنيميم
Sail cloth canvass
Sorry, anyone who sticks a life saving weapon in the ground has nothing to offer a man like me.
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ЁЛКИ ПАЛКИ !
ahh, no
I know these guys are wearing period clothing but . . .
. . . Santa in his younger days.
There; I said it.
Because Saint Nicolas was traditionally depicted as wearing traditional scandinavian clothes. You know, cause he's supposed to live in Laponia, Sweden.
I never seen such stupid commercial shot. Ok but you call me biased, I am in the same industry. Starting from 0:14 this film looks like a joke for me :D
I apologize if i offend anyone - don't mean to.
i love the viking look and culture even though I'm Celtic.
its a great video instructionally and i'm all for reenactment. but lets at least really look and act it.
hey viking, did you just get back from walmart with your new viking costume?
these guys look like a couple of gay monks escaped from the monastery who wanna be ......?
Lol they are from a company that sells realistic period clothing, they didn't get it from fucking Walmart.
finn DALCASSIAN it's actual period style clothing. Not hollywood bullshit.
Before they were raiders they were farmer this is very much the woolen clothes they would have worn. Think Hollywood have made you think all fur covered and armored but the everyday look is this.
So, you’re Celtic!? Which Celtic language do you speak, then?
The costumes are reasonably period-accurate. The whole "let's stab our sword in the ground" thing, not so much.
You're complaining about the wrong thing.
kakoi viking?