Making simple buckles for armour

Making simple armour buckles, out of 4mm mild steel wire and 2,2mm x 50mm nails. Using nails for their work hardened resilience for further bending , compared to a mild steel wire of the same thickness. This particular buckles are inspired by the style of late xv century Italian armour buckles, and will be used on a pair of leg harness that I’m currently working on. Making the greaves and poleyns can be seen on some previous videos.
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[@calvinhuddleston576]

Super helpful and calming, thank you so much for the work you put into this video

[@derekfish7768]

sweet hammer...i have 79 hammers but i would like to buy that specific one

[@MojosQuantentunnel]

Your skills in editing are becoming... I don't even find the right word. Cool+++++ :) BTW: is that polishing machine this 7hp beast I once saw floating around in the ULA-Group?

[@TheRADOSLAUS]

Thank you :) Although I’m gonna have to invest in some more professional editing software, because it takes way too much time with what I’ve got. The polisher looks like a beast , but it has a rabbits’ heart- the motor needs replacing for a much stronger one.