Building a Viking House with Hand Tools (12) | Felling Trees | Viking Age Carpentry | Birch Bark Tar скачать в хорошем качестве

Building a Viking House with Hand Tools (12) | Felling Trees | Viking Age Carpentry | Birch Bark Tar

If you want to support the channel please consider becoming a Patreon   / ramuniviking   How to Make Birch Bark Tar Viking Style:    • VIKING survival - Birch Tar and Pitch Glue...   See the whole house build series here:    • How to Build A Viking House   How to make a Viking Shovel:    • I Recreated a Viking Shovel Using Only Han...   Hewing lumber from Logs:    • Viking Woodworking: Hand-Hewing Logs to Bu...   Step back in time and experience a day in Viking Age life. In this video, we: ⚔️ Fell trees using authentic Viking-style axes and tools 🪵 Process the wood with traditional methods for future crafts and shelter 🐉 Build a wooden frame for a Viking turf-roof cabin, complete with dragon head carvings 🔥 Treat the wooden frame with homemade birch bark tar, just as the Norse would have done 🥘 Cook a simple autumn meal over the fire, inspired by Viking-era food traditions Everything is done in period clothing with replica Viking tools, bringing the past to life in the most authentic way possible. Whether you’re interested in Viking history, survival skills, bushcraft, or historical reenactment, this video gives you a glimpse into how the Norse lived, worked, and ate during the changing seasons. 👉 Subscribe for more Viking living history, crafts, and daily life skills! Important info: 1: The trees are from friends forest. He manages the forest for lumber, and these two trees were specially selected to go to make way for new growth in their area. 2: Take safety considerations seriously when producing or working with birch bar tar 3: We know hook knifes for spoon carving from the viking age, but sadly I do now have a replica. So the one in this video is a modern version - same design. All music in this video unless otherwise stated is by license of Artlist.io Instagram:   / ramuni.viking.crafts   Facebook:   / ramuniviking   Gear: Canon 80D Sigma 17-55 f/2.8 Tamron 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Røde Videomic NTG Imac and Filmora Editing Software DJI miniSE