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Patrick's Armory
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Добавлен 27 дек 2016
Patrick's Armory is a live-fight armory. We make combat-ready armor that is both functional and beautiful. Between helmet builds and how-to's, if you want to learn to build armor for SCA, ACL, HEMA and others, this is the place to be.
Making a Samurai Kabuto - Part II
Putting together the shikkoro is time-consuming work! 378 holes punched, hardened and tempered!
Looking for other fighters? Find a group near you:
SCA - www.sca.org/geography/kingdom_lookup.html
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HEMA - www.hemaalliance.com/club-finders/
Looking for other fighters? Find a group near you:
SCA - www.sca.org/geography/kingdom_lookup.html
ACL - www.aclknights.com/chapters--regions.html
HEMA - www.hemaalliance.com/club-finders/
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Making a Samurai Kabuto - Part I
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Join us as we begin part I of making a late-period samurai helmet (Kabuto). In this first part, we'll construct the helmet dome, the base of the faceplates, and the neckplate. Looking for other fighters? Find a group near you: SCA - www.sca.org/geography/kingdom_lookup.html ACL - www.aclknights.com/chapters regions.html HEMA - www.hemaalliance.com/club-finders/
How to Make Pauldrons - Tutorial
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Learn to build pauldrons yourself with apprentice Skyler. We detail each step so you can create your own armor from scratch. Making your own still a little daunting? Pick up a pair from our store: patricksarmory.com/product/pauldrons/ Looking for other fighters? Find a group near you: SCA - www.sca.org/geography/kingdom_lookup.html ACL - www.aclknights.com/chapters regions.html HEMA - www.hemaa...
Viking Ocular SCA Helmet final assembly
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Viking helmet made for SCA Rattan fighting
Assembling a Polish Hussar Helmet!
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Join us as we complete this beautiful Hussar Helmet complete with scalloped brass and segmented neckplates.
Do you sell templates for Kabuto helmets?
What happend to this channel? It was outstanding!
How would you replace the leather straps if broken?
probably drill the rivets out and replace the straps, then just put new rivets in
Every video I see, it always mentions a template or pattern. Lol where and how do you get them?!
How thick is the metal that you used?
My indian My work
This is a good work
Wow can you make a katana for my birthday
Do have the templates or know where to get the templates?
Very nice, but those are spaulders, not pauldrons.
Fancy seeing you here !
Lindybeige!
Wicked build👍
Why did it stopped? Is it because making samurai armor is illegal?
ITS so hard
I make armor and have yet to try a helmet! I want a Japanese one so bad for armor I’m building. I enjoy how you explain it so well! Keep it up!
Is there anything I can do to help?
Lol, I just figured out that we are talking on facebook.
This is so cool, sad he didn't upload for a long time
We are talking about making new vids.
Nice! I do some metal art. I could cut the parts on my CNC plasma cutter. I am tempted to try and make one. It takes a lot of work to make each part and to custom fit everything. Keep up the good work.
Thank you
I understand that winged hussars basically took the design of their helmets directly from the turks. But the facial protection is more of a polish/lithuanian addition, right?
Can I buy it?
We can build you one.
Wow and prize?
@@ieronym1170 It depends on the grade and the details. Do you participate in any combat like the SCA?
@@7daystodiegameplay735 No just for my son.
@@ieronym1170 how old is he?
Cool vid, but definitely work harden the lames by hammering their entirety
Awesome
Thank you.
i want part 3
We are talking about making a part three.
Did you finish the helm??
damn
is it ok to just use an angle grinder
You CAN use an angle grinder in a pinch, but you won't get clean curves and you will most likely occasionally run up onto the workpiece surface and leave ugly grinder marks. When cutting curves with the angle grinder, cut them excessively large so you can clean up the cut with a grinding disk after you get the piece cut loose from the stock.
I'm the 69th like.
You can used the base to make shredders helmet all you need is to make the face plate and a tmnt 2012 trident orniment design and you are good
Those are spaulders
How do I get a template for this pauldron?
I hope that I have materials and equipment like yours
Where is part III ? Ps good job
We are talking about making a part three.
I know you in Murica have this SCA thing reguesting to have basket face protection, but why did you welded cheek protectors to the top? I mean in original Hussar helmets they were movable (hanging on 2 leather straps), and you made them also a little too big (they should not be overlapped with either the peak or the tail). Also the skull should be riveted from 2 halves(you welded them). I could understand welding helmet from 2 halves which originally was made of single piece, but hussar helmets should be riveted from 2 halves. It is all because of this regulations? If you want to know how real Hussar armors are assembled i can help you with that, because i had opportunity to touch and inspect a few of them from inside. :)
nice job i will be following you guys.
Great work..How much would you sell it for????
Great job. Is your armory still open to more commissions if someone were to want a kabuto similar to this one? (Sca legal etc).
looks very well made! tranks for posting
Why not a true spangen helm?
The commission, mainly. It's faster, which makes it less expensive.
Is that Skylar's voice?
It is! I wasn't feeling well so he subbed in the voiceover explaining what was happening.
I love the look of this helm! Great work.
Cool. Greetings from Poland !
Beautiful helmet, Patrick.
Impressive!
I love the helm! It was made to fit may odd shaped head and it fits like a glove. I am so happy with it. It is the best fitting helm I have ever worn in my 36 years of the SCA.
I'm glad you like it Bryan! It was a pleasure to make it for you - sorry for the delay :)
Sorry that you broke your thumb, twice. With a little carpal tunnel surgery thrown on top. @@patricksarmory6107
Loved it.