Excelente tutorial , en donde yo vivo antiguamente , se usaban cuernos de vaca para contener líquidos , cerrados por la parte ancha y con un pitorro en la estrecha , normalmente con un cordón para transportarlo , no con tiras de cuero tan chulas , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓
Do you have any named drinking vessels amongst your friends? The Jagerhoorn is a made up word combining Jagermeister, which gets poured in it often, and the dutch word for horn.
Jäger is german for hunter. In low german hoorn is just horn. And Jägerhorn is the name of a mountain in germany (Erzgebirge). Funny what you got with your word combination. At first I thought you made it for a german friend. XD 👍🏻🤘🏻
Nice work, but the real way of writing this German word is "Jägershorn" (huntershorn), with 1 o in stead of 2 o's. Now the horn is Dutch (with 2 o's) and the Jägers is German. You can also write it as Jagdhorn, which means huntinghorn. Sorry :-(
@@DarkHorseWorkshop Sorry, I am dutch and the dutch word for horn (german or english) is definitely hoorn. I'm indeed not familiar with this made up word, so my excuses for that , sir.
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Wow. And I've never seen that spraying technique before!
Damn! Viking all the way! ❤️
Hilarious end bit, very funny. Big fan! You inspired me to start leatherwork myself. Impressive build.
Good stuff as always!
A drinking horn! Well there's proper medieval! Know any drinking songs?
Love the bearstash!
Excelente tutorial , en donde yo vivo antiguamente , se usaban cuernos de vaca para contener líquidos , cerrados por la parte ancha y con un pitorro en la estrecha , normalmente con un cordón para transportarlo , no con tiras de cuero tan chulas , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓
beautiful...left me with a smile on my face
Neat build! Last time I was this early I helped edit the video hahaha
Nice work. Reminds me that I want to make a drinking horn
Fantastic as always. Lol.. love the foamy mu-stash.
Grym video, riktigt coolt hur du gjorde remmen. med vänliga hälsningar.
Do you have any named drinking vessels amongst your friends? The Jagerhoorn is a made up word combining Jagermeister, which gets poured in it often, and the dutch word for horn.
Jäger is german for hunter. In low german hoorn is just horn.
And Jägerhorn is the name of a mountain in germany (Erzgebirge).
Funny what you got with your word combination. At first I thought you made it for a german friend. XD 👍🏻🤘🏻
We might need to get him some Jackoblast, haha. [I found your channel/Patreon through RE]
You do a good job and good work.
Really cool work!
Another great looking project. I especially liked that you used the artwork from the last livestream.
Thanks. Fairly simple project but figured I'd record it. :)
Cool great job thanks for sharing have a good one Happy New Year 🎆🤘☮️💟🍀😜🤟🦋cheers 🍻
Isakskald Bragiblot? Lemme see them runes!
Could you do a video on decorating the horn. I'm working on a horn myself and would like to see how you did it.
It's on the channel
cool
What tracing film do you use? I use a thick vellum but looking for a more sturdy tracing medium.
Thanks
Do you hae link to making te drinking horn itself, please?
It's on the channel.
What does the red runes on the Horn mean?
I think theres an o too much shouldnt it be jägerhorn instread of jägerhoorn
It's spelled appropriately. It's a made up word. It gets filled with jagermeister and the hoorn is suppose to be dutch
Nice work, but the real way of writing this German word is "Jägershorn" (huntershorn), with 1 o in stead of 2 o's. Now the horn is Dutch (with 2 o's) and the
Jägers is German. You can also write it as
Jagdhorn, which means huntinghorn. Sorry :-(
It's spelled appropriately. It's a made up word. It gets filled with jagermeister and the hoorn is suppose to be dutch
@@DarkHorseWorkshop Sorry, I am dutch and the dutch word for horn (german or english) is definitely hoorn. I'm indeed not familiar with this made up word, so my excuses for that , sir.
Got Mead?
very nice!