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Omg! Thank you! The tutorial book i have is telling me to connect 2 of the 4 in 1s together with a single loose ring, and I could not get it. This is perfect!!
Glad I could help!! Took a lot of trial and error to get it right but once you get it right then the rest is pretty straightforward! There are many more techniques that I have yet to learn but the 4 in 1 method is great to start with
Yeah...I was following the "linking 4/1's together" method with some frustration and saw her "linking 2/1's" with the "under/over" method and now feel really good with what I am doing. Peace.
Hiya, awesome work for your first chainmail project! I have one suggestion: if you rotate the weave pattern of the zigzag chainmail sheet that hangs below the scales of the chest piece, it should result in chainmail that will naturally hug closer to the body. With the current pattern of alternating vertical rows, the chainmail sheet just hangs straight down, and gravity causes the weave to stay wide open and become less flexible. You can test this with a square sheet of European 4-in-1 by holding the sheet up and seeing how gravity affects the rings at different angles.
Bent nose pliers help loads when you are doing chainmail especially with wrist fatigue. If you can swing it a pair of pliers that have a small hole that has been done with a drill press. This helps in grabbing them and holding them. PS the pliers with a drill press hole through them also helps with holding and bending heavy gauge wire without scratching or nicking it.
The visuals and the description in this are just what I was looking for! Like so many others, I've been struggling with chainmail and the way you showed everything is so great!
Amazing video!! I cant see the link to the supplies website anywhere! have any other recommendations where I can bulk buy jump rings? thanks for video, learned a lot!
Oh shoot sorry! I just added those to the description. For this video, I got everything from www.metaldesignz.com/ , however I did end up buying more supplies and colors from theringlord.com/ . Both sites are awesome and shipped really fast!
What's your favorite set of armor from movies and video games? Skyrim sure has a bunch of great examples :)
Vote on what content we make, get early access to videos, get store discounts, and more by supporting us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/EverhearthInn
Omg! Thank you! The tutorial book i have is telling me to connect 2 of the 4 in 1s together with a single loose ring, and I could not get it. This is perfect!!
Glad I could help!! Took a lot of trial and error to get it right but once you get it right then the rest is pretty straightforward! There are many more techniques that I have yet to learn but the 4 in 1 method is great to start with
Yeah...I was following the "linking 4/1's together" method with some frustration and saw her "linking 2/1's" with the "under/over" method and now feel really good with what I am doing. Peace.
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I sure wish you could have modeled it for us.
Thats awesome !!!
Hiya, awesome work for your first chainmail project! I have one suggestion: if you rotate the weave pattern of the zigzag chainmail sheet that hangs below the scales of the chest piece, it should result in chainmail that will naturally hug closer to the body. With the current pattern of alternating vertical rows, the chainmail sheet just hangs straight down, and gravity causes the weave to stay wide open and become less flexible.
You can test this with a square sheet of European 4-in-1 by holding the sheet up and seeing how gravity affects the rings at different angles.
omg thank you for the tip!! thats so cool, I didnt even realize that would be an option!
Wow great job! What a cool project
Wow! It's a really cool piece you've made. Thank you for inspiration!
Bent nose pliers help loads when you are doing chainmail especially with wrist fatigue. If you can swing it a pair of pliers that have a small hole that has been done with a drill press. This helps in grabbing them and holding them.
PS the pliers with a drill press hole through them also helps with holding and bending heavy gauge wire without scratching or nicking it.
Good to know thank you!
@@EverhearthInn your welcome!
The visuals and the description in this are just what I was looking for! Like so many others, I've been struggling with chainmail and the way you showed everything is so great!
Thank you! I'm glad this video could help!
Blessed by algorithms🙏 Nice to see quality content in recomendations😌
Yay thank you!!
With bases loaded...you knocked this out of the park!
Well done. I learned a thing or two.
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Thank you!! I hope to learn more as I practice as well! Next on my list is some form of skirt to go with!
@@EverhearthInn Best wishes! ♥
Your video transitions are so funny lol
not gonna lie i laughed out loud when you said 1000 should be enough hahahah
that is SO COOL
Amazing video!! I cant see the link to the supplies website anywhere! have any other recommendations where I can bulk buy jump rings? thanks for video, learned a lot!
Oh shoot sorry! I just added those to the description. For this video, I got everything from www.metaldesignz.com/ , however I did end up buying more supplies and colors from theringlord.com/ . Both sites are awesome and shipped really fast!
What size scales did you get? Also this video was so helpful omg
I got the Anodized Aluminum Large Scale from Metal Designz, I'll also update the description! www.metaldesignz.com/anodized-aluminum-large-scales/
Amazing piece! I’m planning on making shoulder scalemail but I’m not sure how much to buy? How many pieces per side did you use?
I'd say about 65 scales per shoulder for the size I went for!
I’m trying to make scale mail just for my shoulders, do you know approximately how many scales you used per shoulder?
Just did a rough count, I'd say about 65 scales per shoulder!
Omg ... so much work😅 but realy nice i want to try it too
it was a lot but honestly its pretty easy to passively make! I watched a few movies while making my armor
How many scales did you use on the mantel? If you say in the video ignore my comment lol
New smaller channel to follow YES >:D
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This is so cute!
Thank you!!
I learned in a day, get good
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