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Instructions

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  Here you will find predominantly pure patterns and no complete “step by step” instructions. In individual cases (if someone has also documented the production). However, these can also be found. 
  
  For any clarifications, please do not hesitate to contact me. Even if someone has further good tips, I am happy about feedback.  \\
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    * [[:en:anleitungen:waffen]]
    * [[:en:anleitungen:ellenbogenschuetzer]]

Shield boss shapes

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  ====== Shield boss shapes ======
  
  [[:en:anleitungen:schildbuckel01|{{:anleitungen:schildbuckel01.jpg?210|Photo: flat shield boss, simple wide border}}]]
  [[:en:anleitungen:schildbuckel02|{{:anleitungen:schildbuckel02.jpg?210|Photo: shield boss, simple narrow border}}]]

Elbow Protector

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  ====== Elbow Protector ======
  
  The idea behind this elbow protector is to design a protector that can both protect and be worn openly, can also be reasonably priced and whose construction should be as simple as possible.\\
  Here are the instructions for this protector. Just like the instructions for the glove, it is the current proposal, and we welcome criticism and suggestions for improvement. This also applies to variants of the schooner.

Flat shield body

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  ====== Flat shield body ======

Curved shield body

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  ====== Curved shield body ======

Handle shapes examples

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  ====== Handle shapes examples ======
  
  {{:anleitungen:schild_rund_flach_80_hinten.jpg?330&direct|Photo: Long continuous handle, oval handle shape perpendicular to the surface}}
  {{:anleitungen:schild_rund_flach_88_hinten.jpg?330&direct|Photo: Short handle, ohandle shape horizontal to surface}}

Gloves 02

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  ====== Gloves 02 ======
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  {{ :anleitungen:handschuh02_aussen.jpg?nolink |Photo: glove from outside}}

Gloves 03

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  ====== Gloves 03 ======
  
  Glove pattern courtesy of Daniel M. T. Gregersen.

Gloves

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  ====== Gloves ======
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  {{ :anleitungen:handschuh01_links.jpg?nolink |photo: right glove}}

Domed buckler (IKEA-shield)

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  ====== Domed buckler (IKEA-shield) ======
  
  This instruction shows how to easily build a domed buckler by using an IKEA decoration item.

Caftan

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  ====== Caftan ======
  Since there is no clear evidence of gambesons or comparable protective clothing for the early Middle Ages, we have made the compromise of producing garments that at first glance appear to be normal (lined) clothing, but have more protective properties.
  
  {{:anleitungen:kaftan_gesamt.jpg?400&nolink|Photo: Kaftan overall view}}

Collar

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  ====== Collar ======
  
  
  Click on the pictures to enlarge.

Lamellar upper arm

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  ====== Lamellar upper arm ======
  
  The lamellar upper arms documented here are an extension of the lamellar. They do not correspond to any Viking Age find, but they are quite practical.

Lamellar

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  ====== Lamellar ======
  
  The lamellar armour documented here is composed of lamellae/platelets that were copied from finds from Birka. The cut is based on finds, but also adapted to the needs of today's game. In particular, it is open on two sides, whereas the finds are only open on the shield side. This change is to allow different people with different levels of clothing (gambeson wears on) to wear the armour without it no longer fitting.

Leather edge

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  ====== Leather edge ======
  
  {{ :anleitungen:lederrand_naht.jpg?450&direct|Photo: leather edge sewn straight}}

Plunder bag

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  ====== Plunder bag ======
  
  
  {{:anleitungen:tasche_01.jpg?260&nolink|Photo: Loot bag}}

rawhide edge

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  ====== rawhide edge ======
  
  {{ :anleitungen:rohautrand_vernaeht.jpg?400&direct  |Photo: detail of firmly sewn rawhide edge}}

Shin guards

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  ====== Shin guards ======
  
  
  Shin guards, based on the Valsgarde shin guard.

Buckler

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  ====== Buckler ======
  
    * Straight round shield made of birch plywood,
    * front side covered with linen,

Round shield 50

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  ====== Round shield 50 ======
  
    * Straight round shield made of beech plywood,
    * rawhide strip sewn onto the edge as impact protection,

Flat shield leather edge 60

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  ====== Flat shield leather edge 60 ======
  
    * Straight round shield made of beech plywood,
    * rope sewn onto the edge and covered with leather as impact protection and protective edge for the active shield,

Round shield 80

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  ====== Round shield 80 ======
  
    * Straight round shield made of beech plywood,
    * front side covered with linen,

Round shield 80

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  ====== Round shield 80 ======
  
    * Straight round shield made of beech plywood
    * Front side covered with linen,

Flat shield leather edge 88

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  ====== Flat shield leather edge 88 ======
  
    * Straight round shield made of birch plywood,
    * front side covered with linen,

Buckler

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  ====== Buckler ======
  
    * Curved round shield made of bamboo,
    * front and back covered with linen,

Arched round shield 78

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  ====== Arched round shield 78 ======
  
    * Arched round shield made of beech plywood,
    * front side covered with linen,

Arched shield leather edge 81

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  ====== Arched shield leather edge 81 ======
  
    * Arched round shield made of beech plywood,
    * front side covered with linen,

Arched shield leather rim 85

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  ====== Arched shield leather rim 85 ======
  
    * Arched round shield made of birch plywood and poplar plywood,
    * front side covered with linen,

Building shields

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  ====== Building shields ======
  
  There are many ways to build a shield and also many possible uses of shields. On this page I try to show the different stages of building and their possibilities.
  If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Also, if anyone has any other good tips, I am happy to receive feedback.

Attach shield boss and handle

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  ====== Attach shield boss and handle ======
  
  {{ :anleitungen:schildbuckel_griff_schild_mit_buckel.jpg?350&directPhoto: shield body with finished riveted shield hump}}

Shield boss 01

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  ====== Shield boss 01 ======
  
  {{ :anleitungen:schildbuckel01.jpg?nolink |Photo: flat shieldbuckel, simple wide edge}}

Shield boss 02

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  ====== Shield boss 02======
  
  {{ :anleitungen:schildbuckel02.jpg?500&nolink  |Photo: shieldbuckel, simple narrow edge}}

Shield boss 03

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  ====== Shield boss 03 ======
  
  {{ :anleitungen:schildbuckel03.jpg?450&nolink |Photo: shield boss strong rounding, driven over ball, simple narrow edge}}
  from the side

Shield boss 04

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  ====== Shield boss 04 ======
  
  {{ anleitungen:schildbuckel04.jpg?nolink |Photo: flat shield boss, hexagonal edge}}

Shield boss 05

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  ====== Shield boss 05 ======
  
  
  {{ :anleitungen:schildbuckel05.jpg?nolink |Photo: shieldbuckel strong rounding, rim six round attachment plates for riveting}}

Shield boss 06

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  ====== Shield boss 06======
  
  {{ :anleitungen:schildbuckel06_oben.jpg?nolink |Photo: flat shield boss with circumferential necking, rim with six round cut-outs}}

Shield boss blackening

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  ====== Shield boss blackening ======
  
  {{ :anleitungen:schildbuckel_griff_buckel.jpg?250&direct|Photo: Blackened shield hump}}
  To blacken a hump, in addition to the hump, oil and a heat source (for example, a burner or a forge) and tongs are needed.

Shield strap attachment with rings

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  ====== Shield strap attachment with rings ======
  
  
  ===== Material =====

Spear guide

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  ====== Spear guide ======
  
  The spear is not just its tip.
  
- [[:en:theoretisches:waffenkunde#speer|The names of the individual parts of a spear.]]
+ [[:en:theoretisches:waffenkunde#spear|The names of the individual parts of a spear.]]
  
  
  ===== The shaft =====

Water bottle bag

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  ====== Water bottle bag ======
  
  At markets and when training in costume, it is a good thing to hide your water bottle so that it does not detract from the overall image. This way it doesn't get in the way of photos or irritate the audience. In addition, the water bottle can be well packed and always carried along. Of course, a leather bottle or a water hose would be ideal. As an interim solution, or because someone wants to drink something other than water, a water bottle is a good solution.

Forearm protectors 02

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  ====== Forearm protectors 02 ======
  
  Forearm protector by J. Frithjof Sellner

Forearm protectors

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  ====== Forearm protectors ======
  
  Forearm protector based on the Valsgarde forearm protector.

General notes on weapons and equipment

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  ====== General notes on weapons and equipment ======
  
  
    * [[#Protective equipment in general]]

Tent poles

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+ ====== Tent poles ======
  
+ 
+ Since I am asked again and again how I built the tent poles, here are some instructions. I don't have any proofs for the construction, it is mainly based on practical considerations because especially the A-construction makes it easier to use the space in the tent. For the choice of wood I followed the Osebergfund and I just like ash. For any clarifications about the construction, feel free to write me: EMAIL77377
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+ {{:anleitungen:zelt_stangen_2.png?direct&400|Photo:tent two poles (A-construction)}}
+ {{:anleitungen:zelt_stangen_1.png?direct&400|Photo: tent one pole (T-construction)}}
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+ Left: two poles, A-construction\\
+ Right: one pole T-construction
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+ ===== The wood: =====
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ The cross-section of all poles is 60 × 40 mm, they are made of ash.\\
+ I chose them square, because I can transport them on the car roof easier that way. I also rounded off all the edges with the router. This is gentler on the canvas and nicer when I carry the poles.
+ The poles are always sawed off at a 90° angle so that they dig into the ground a bit during A-construction. 
+ 
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+ The masses result from the masses of your tent, therefore it is necessary to adapt them to the respective tent.\\
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+   * The poles for the A-construction are as long as the side of the tent minus the thickness of the ridge and the connecting piece. You can always cut them, but it is not so easy to saw them.
+   * The individual poles of the T-construction are as long as the height of the tent minus the thickness of the ridge. I use these poles when erecting the A-construction to put up the canopy.
+   * The ridge length is at least as long as the ridge of the tent. Whether it is split or not depends on your transportation options. My ridge-poles are significantly LONGER than necessary.
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+ 
+ 
+ ===== The pegs: =====
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+ 
+ The pegs are made of simple mild steel (St37) and have a diameter of 12 mm. Both ends are rounded so that they can be inserted and hammered in more easily.\\
+ Their length should be chosen so that they protrude clearly from the wood and go far enough into it. I tested how deep I could drill into the wood with the appropriate drill bit and added how far out of the wood they should protrude. In my case, this resulted in a length of 15 cm.
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+ The hole in the bar where the tenon should go is a little smaller, chosen 11.5 mm. I hammered in the tenon with a hammer so that a clamp connection resulted. Gluing was not necessary. The holes in which the pins are to be inserted movable are larger than the pins chosen 13 mm.
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+ 
+ ===== The sleeve: =====
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+ {{ :anleitungen:zeltstangen_steck_verbindung.jpg?direct&400|Photo: Tent poles plug connection}}
+ The sleeve is also made of simple structural steel and complies with this standard: EN 10219-1/2.\\
+ The sleeve has a length of 50 cm and also has the external dimensions 60 × 40 mm, the wall thickness is 3 mm.\\
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+ I sawed and sanded the ridge-poles narrower where the sleeve is attached so that the sleeve is easy to slide on. Here I made sure that everything really has enough play because when wet wood expands and would jam so. So, play is important here.
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+ I have drilled holes for small cotter pins in the sleeve to fix the sleeve. However, these cotter pins are not necessary when there are the tent ears. Therefore, I usually do not use them anymore.
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+ ===== A-construction connection =====
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+ {{ :anleitungen:zeltstangen_a_verbindung.jpg?direct&400|Photo:  tent-pole A connection}}
+ The connection of the A-construction must also be adapted to the respective tent, since the angles result from the width and height, respectively the length of the tent. I placed a remaining section of tent poles horizontally and adjusted it.
+ 
+ The easiest way to determine this is to lay the poles on the ground and reproduce the dimensions of the tent, i.e., height and width, and then see how everything fits together. But also a drawing solution or calculated goes, of course. Here are drawings to make it easier for you to imagine how the tent will fit together.
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+ {{:anleitungen:zeltstangen_steck_verbindung_konstruktion.svg?direct&300|Photo: Tent pole connector construction}}
+ {{:anleitungen:zeltstangen_steck_verbindung_konstruktion_detail.svg?direct&300|Photo: Tent pole connector construction detail}}
+ {{:anleitungen:zeltstangen_verbinder_schraeg.jpg?direct&300|Photo: Tent pole connector diagonal}}
+ 
+ 
+ ===== tent ears =====
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+ {{ :anleitungen:zeltstangen_ohr_auf_zelt.jpg?direct&400|Photo: ears on tent}}
+ My tent has a hole originally on each side where the ridge should be so that the tent pole pegs can stick out of the tent. This additionally prevents that the tent canvas slips with side wind by the vibration of wind gusts on the ridge-poles. Furthermore, the ridge-poles are also connected in such a way that they can no longer slip out of the sleeve.
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+ Since I do not always place the support poles of the A-construction or A-construction in the same width as the respective holes in the ridge of the tent.  I have drilled three holes in each ridge-pole to have different setup options. 
+ The respective holes are once oriented to how the holes in the tent tarpaulin are and to the width of the entrance. Especially with the A-construction, it is good to have the pole a little further away from the opening so that it is easier to get in and out of the tent when it is closed. The spacing of the holes is not so essential, I chose this quite arbitrarily and then tried.
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+ {{:anleitungen:zeltstangen_ohr.jpg?direct&200|Photo: tent ears}}
+ 
+ 
+ ===== The Cat =====
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+ I would rather not deprive you of the cat that results when I put the small parts of the tent poles together to transport them. 
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+ {{:anleitungen:zeltstangen_katze.jpg?direct&300|Photo: The Cat}}