How To Make a Gallic / Celt Shield WIP p1 - Tutorial HEMA, Reenactment, Antiquity
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Here is my process, the differents steps I've been through in order to build my hown gallic/ celt shield.
Inspired by the 1st century BC, when Caesar faced the Gauls!
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Suprith scuth ach math gwidhio!! That's Gaulish: beautiful shield and nice video!
Thanks a lot !! =D
It doesn’t have a boss because you are the boss!!! Excellent work, I love it I want to make a Gaulish shield to but mine will not look as good as yours.
HAHAAHAHA XD
Thanks !
Keep going, that way you will be better at each step ;) !
We need more shirtless Chris videos again 😍😂
LOL
Actually, the truth is.. I don't mind XD
perhaps there will be IF I reccord in summer ;p
Great work, i 'm building one at the moment
Great! Thanks btw, I hope my videos have been helpfull ;)
@@Carancerth Very helpfull mate.i have made lots of shields,but always tacked the the leather,
@@kerrymcmanus9188 I did the same for most of mine in the past. But I tend to stitch now ;)
Where did the Gaul's obtain plywood from?
Trees.
Actually we know romans and gauls were able to produce very thin planks, and use them to build shields for examples.
Regarding the gauls we know they also weaved wicker, or even sculpt the shield from a tree.
Nice Work 👍 but never use Gloves while using a Machine. And Metall Blades for the SAW are overheating quickyl, so there are unuseable for Metall again. ✌️
I will always used gloves, I use too much my hands to risk them.
And of course I never use a blade used on wood, for metals.
I simply use a blade designed for metals, and keep it to cut wood.
So far it was very efficient even with cheap metal blades ;)
Very useful! Looking forward to other HEMA content, you're one of the few that brings "big" battles and it's very interesting to see stuff like that!
I'll bring a lot of duels too, + step by steps like that
Annddd YES I plan to bring new "collective fight" to the table ;)
Let me just finish all the equipment with my friends ;p
Very nice looking shield! Good idea to draw a line near the edge on the backside to know until where you need to apply the glue. Will be trying that! One question though: I noticed you only applied glue + fabric to the front side, but won't the shield warp over time like it does when you paint only one side of a wooden board?
Salutations de Germania Inferior!
Thanks !
We haven't seen much change in our shield shape by doing this ;)
Glad this have been helpfull to you !
Hell yeah! Thank you 🙏
You're most welcome o/
super vidéo
Merci ;)
Woot! 9:37: More Chris candy!! ;"}
XD
How much linen did you buy for the edge?
The edges are covered with rawhide. Perhaps 250 cm total .. or a bit more the shield is about 120 ish cm high.
Chris Vernel oh, I gotcha. I think I thought it was due another shield building video I watched where they used linen for the edge and I hadn’t seen the video in a while so that’s on me. Thanks for your response and I am looking forward to making a pretty shield like your own. 👍
@@theargonianmercenary184 no problem! I do use fabric to cover thz outside of the plywood, period. And even sometimes leather. (That will be the case for some of the next tutorial i will provide you with, once ive finished the improovemznts in my workshop. ;) this summer will have more content than the last one !
I only watched this because he was naked in the thumbnail.
So, it work 8D XD
If he was a warrior back in the day these shields were used, he would have been 😂