Leather Armor Tutorial - Hardened Leather GAUNTLETS

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  • čas přidán 13. 03. 2023
  • Learn to Make Leather Armor, specifically Leather Gauntlets as I show you how to assemble this incredibly important piece of armor. Clamshell Gauntlets or Mitten Gauntlets as they've been called offer great protection with a simplified design. These are great for SCA, Costumes, Cosplay, or whatever else you can think of. Check out my PDF Pattern linked below.
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Komentáře • 42

  • @0blivionstone
    @0blivionstone Před 11 měsíci +9

    I have just started to get back into the SCA and have been hunting for something exactly like what you're giving here. When I was younger I had a friend who's parent's guided and let me use their tools for making SCA equipment, and without their help I felt lost. THANK YOU for giving such detailed videos, it's been a life saver.

  • @va7sab
    @va7sab Před rokem +4

    I am retired and new to leather work ..Just stopped by to say thanks ..I am learning lots from your vids and wow you are good!

  • @robertotrevino9125
    @robertotrevino9125 Před rokem +3

    This mitten exo-skeleton is what I've been looking for!!

  • @mcewenhandcraft
    @mcewenhandcraft Před rokem +1

    Went Hands On for this one didn't you?
    Lol.
    Good job.

  • @hanaleijaquez9091
    @hanaleijaquez9091 Před měsícem

    Hell yeah, those look awesome.

  • @GregoryHaynes
    @GregoryHaynes Před rokem +2

    Very nice how-to video. The gauntlets turned out great. I like the designs you carved also.

  • @elend9077
    @elend9077 Před rokem +1

    Oh sweet!! I'm just getting into sca heavy, these'll be perfect, thanks Magnus!

  • @jenniferwhite6089
    @jenniferwhite6089 Před rokem +1

    i would in magic your making them for calgray flames when you play hockey they need all the help the get to master diryplays

  • @chrissalard
    @chrissalard Před rokem +1

    awesome as always!

  • @TRUSTLIFENOW
    @TRUSTLIFENOW Před rokem

    Came out great

  • @nerdsofthefist
    @nerdsofthefist Před 6 měsíci

    Awesome as always.

  • @cdablacksmithingandmore5357

    Awesome video, Sir Magnus.

  • @omarleather-craftsman9760

    amazing video, thank you

  • @waltersmith3377
    @waltersmith3377 Před rokem

    looks great

  • @jimfromthepast
    @jimfromthepast Před 5 měsíci

    very cool! I was hoping you were going to like, punch a cinderblock or something at the end though haha

  • @danmaltby3271
    @danmaltby3271 Před 11 měsíci

    I love the viking carving, Hill Carpenter, man and learning how to chisel I sure could use the gauntlet from my left hand. I will probably hit my thumb like 1000 times with a hammer will learning how to chisel and even when I when I’m good at chiseling I’ll still hit my hand times.

  • @chrismacdonald6531
    @chrismacdonald6531 Před rokem

    sweet

  • @fivethedevil732
    @fivethedevil732 Před rokem +1

    Have you gotten to test the gauntlets since you've made them? You do such amazing work it inspires me to make more of my own. I've been getting more of an interest in two handed axe combat, and the idea of making my own leather hardened gauntlets sounds fantastic

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  Před rokem

      I haven't, but I've fiddled with some hafts and feel they are pretty solid. Always room for improvements, especially since they're new, and I have to build another set here soon so I'll make small changes again as I do so.

  • @docschro6847
    @docschro6847 Před rokem

    Good work and great video

  • @Rkurnelm
    @Rkurnelm Před rokem +1

    Yay

  • @sejembalm
    @sejembalm Před rokem

    Nice! How about a finger gauntlet to compare?

  • @thomashaynie406
    @thomashaynie406 Před měsícem

    Would this work for HEMA longsword?

  • @adrianbennett2113
    @adrianbennett2113 Před rokem

    Really cool, once they’re waxed would you say they’d hold up to sparing with blunts or would you limit them to the rattan stuff I’ve seen?

    • @crisis53142
      @crisis53142 Před rokem

      if not i bet lining it with a layer of thick gambeson material would take any of the shock.

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  Před rokem +1

      Just going to break down faster but I don't see why not. Just pad or line or glove accordingly.

  • @JnJShiffler
    @JnJShiffler Před rokem

    Did you move away from beeswax in your dipping mix due to the price or was there a negative aspect with the leather?

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  Před rokem

      I just found no reason to use bees wax, paraffin was fine, a bit harder, and cheaper.

    • @JnJShiffler
      @JnJShiffler Před rokem

      @@DarkHorseWorkshop has a hobbyist beekeeper myself I have a lot of beeswax. And most beekeeping clubs will have a big wax dipper to dip our wooden hive bodies in to prolong the life of the wood It's mainly paraffin microcrystalline and some resins but some dipping vats also add some real beeswax in for good smell. I have to check on the temperatures we use for that but each hive body usually gets dipped for 10 minutes and then after it cools down for then dipped for another additional minute and supposedly the high bodies can last many decades compared to painting.

    • @JnJShiffler
      @JnJShiffler Před 10 měsíci

      @@DarkHorseWorkshop As a hobbyist beekeeper of non-native invasive agricultural livestock honeybees*, most beeks wax dip their wooden hive boxes so find your local beekeeping clubs and see when they wax dip, they may allow leather to be dipped for a small fee. Some clubs are very strict, new bare wood boxes only, others are more lax, most use paraffin microcrystalline & resins and some also add some real beeswax for smell. Those wax temps are around 270-285*F
      *True, honeybees are not native to the entire US Continent. (Europe and Africa native range) Beekeeping is not conservation, it's agriculture. It's not good for our native pollinators nor the environment we've learned. Outcompeting for forage, transmitting diseases and viruses to native pollinators and most likely propagating more non-native plants than native plants = bad for the ecosystem. ONLY native plants (and animals) help to heal an ecosystem. Beekeeping is good for people, healthy hive products, money, pollination services for unsustainable ag practices, but it's not helping the environment. Hence we are downsizing our beekeeping to eventually nothing. Located in SE PA.

  • @collinbutterfield4368
    @collinbutterfield4368 Před rokem +1

    What is stronger? Waxing or baking the leather?

    • @mcewenhandcraft
      @mcewenhandcraft Před rokem

      Depends on the type of abuse it's getting.
      Against blunt strikes? Wax is best. Against cuts? Hot water treatment holds up better

    • @michaelbrubaker4285
      @michaelbrubaker4285 Před rokem

      Something something wax acts as a lubricant. I actually rub wax over areas I intend on punching before doing so as it helps the punch glide through the leather.

  • @thericktm4542
    @thericktm4542 Před rokem

    How did you end up padding these?

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  Před 9 měsíci

      Thin gloves with thun foam glued on top of the hand and fingers is a good idea

  • @user-ei4uy4hj5b
    @user-ei4uy4hj5b Před 10 měsíci

    Looks epic but exuse me sir those are mittens i know that dosent sound as good for the tittle but you made mittens