First of all, this appears to be the same glove they sell at Lee Valley & Veritas for twice as much. Then to the caveats: This is a meat processing glove - it was not made for wood working. Butchers typically wear another glove under the chain mail glove, so these ones have a very wide palm and fingers. Unless you have fat hands with stubbly fingers, it will rattle around on your hands. If you pick a smaller size, the fingers won't be long enough. And that leads to the second flaw: If you have narrow wrist, the wrist band can't be snug on the left hand even adjusted all the way. It can on the right hand (the fasteners are offset), so if you're a leftie, you'll be fine. Third flaw: The mesh is not fine enough, as it is made to meat processing certifications where a particular mesh size has to be used. This means it will mar woods if held firmly. The mesh size also leads to the biggest problem: It does not protect against knife tip nicks. The mesh is not fine enough. A pointy knife tip goes through with NO resistance and penetrates the skin deep enough to bleed. Which is the only reason why I bought the glove in the first place - I was tired of all the tiny nicks on my left index finger I got from whittling. With this glove, I still get them. If worn with another glove beneath, I'm sure both the wideness and puncture protection increases, but then you trade off control. All in all, I cannot recommend these for wood working.
I would recommend you rivetted mail instead of this garbage used here. This type of chaimail cant even protect from a lot of cuts. Riveted mail is the best type of chainmail and was used for centuries. If you hack yourself with an axe, it will damage it but it wont damage your hand. Also always use padded gloves with it.
(Please reply to this comment)Stop making fun of him. Even though he doesn't have proper English he's still making the video for you guys so you guys can be grateful. By the way can you please tell me the gauge of The Wire that the chainmail is and the inner diameter of the links. I make chainmail and Jewelry actually I am working on a chainmail video right now and I'm trying to figure out a good gauge wire.
Laugh all you like, but proper chainmail is hard to make, especially the really small rings used in gloves. Modern mail is welded, not butted or riveted. Compared to historical mail, this stuff is light years ahead in terms of quality and strength.
@@-GyBer- I KNOW that the one shown in the video works, as I use it almost every single day when handling meat. However, I use a ring mesh glove from EuroFlex.(Ziegler Metalgeweble)
In ancient times, In Russia, leather is boiled in milk until it becomes as hard as metal. Use as part of a laminated armor with hemp cord fabric (whose seeds was imported from China) soaked in boiling sap resins from trees and placed between layers of almost metal hard and tough leather and allowed to properly cure and then used with thickened dense riveted chain mail armor between the solid armor components as the flexible joints with flexible leather-hemp cord fabric in between and using the same thickened dense riveted chain mail armor with the tightly cross stitched flexible leather-hemp cord fabric underneath the gloves so as to handle their weapons with small hexagonal plates made out of laminated armor with hemp cord fabric (whose seeds was imported from China) soaked in boiling sap resins from trees. Expensive and time consuming but the Russian tribes and prince controlled areas in earlier times who are prudent and wise enough, invested a lot in such armor for their men and made sure they are properly treated and properly stored protectively from deterioration when not in use. Combined with good military knowledge and experience and flexibility in tactics and strategies while maintaining an objective, they usually won.
Or just use padded linnen and you'l get the same effect... Also in the old times, you wouldn't make armors with only leather as it would need to kill a cow for average which was quite costly.
I have got to buy some of those. I walked into a protruding steel sheet and it hit the back of my hand and left quite a nice dent and I lost feeling in my middle finger for 10-15 days from the first 4 days I started to get feeling back in the area that was numb but I never thought it was serious honestly I wasn't worried because only the side was numb bothersome yes but not terrible. And now it's back to normal completely. It's strange how denting a tendon is far less severe than cutting one all the way. I rubbed and rubbed it every night hoping I would get 100% feeling back. That was the first time I ever experienced that kind of injury. To be clear numbness is a nuscience for a hand injury. Anyone else with that type of injury I highly reccomend not neglecting it, but do as much as you can with ice and massaging the affected area ALOT.
This is not an accurate example of what a mesh glove is used for! Please get facts straight. A mesh glove is not only for cut protection but mainly for STAB PROTECTION. This is why the ring mesh is only 3-4mm rings, to stop the blade tip puncturing the skin. It is not used on the hand that holds the knife as it would be too difficult and slippery holding the wooden or plastic handle, your dominant hand or "knife hand" must have a Kevlar or Spectra (cut level 5+) cut resistant glove on it to prevent cut or run-on injuries (where the hand slips off the handle when hitting bone or the bench top) This looks and feels like a cotton glove. The Mesh glove is to be worn on your non-knife hand, when cutting meat or handling knives, it prevents you stabbing your opposite/non-dominant hand. I have sold mesh aprons, baleros and tunics and shoulder length gloves for over 10 years and they are to prevent stab wounds, not cut wounds. Hope that helps :)
The tip of a Mora knife will pierce the wide mesh (meat processing standard) of this glove. Believe me; I have two nicks on my left index finger that proves this. It's great for slash protection, though.
Unfortunately, the mesh on this glove separates enough for a knife tip to go through and pierce skin enough to bleed. I have two nicks on my left index finger that I got last night. It's cut resistant, but not very pierce resistant. If using a sheep's foot blade, you'll be fine.
@@mellnasha2793 Try using WELDED mail, not riveted. Mail this fine would be difficult to rivet, and certainly wouldn't be comfortable as a glove next to the skin.
Lol, I used the gloves when I was a butcher, and when I butcher animals after hunting. Trust me, they work, the knives I use will cut into bone and lop your finger clean off through the bone. They don’t cut through these gloves
This have the same technology of the armour that was used in the medieval times, thr fucking crusaders wore not only gloves but full armour that had buttered chainmail. If it can protect from a sword and arrows it surely can from a normal kitchen knife.
Maille armor hasnt really evolved since ancient times... some medieval gloves used rings so small that it could prevent the tip of a seringe to go trough.
"It's look love armor from the medieval........................ but it's light and collapseble........." off course it looks like "medieval" or as the right way to say it is mail/chain mail and off course its collapsed ITS MADE OUT OF RINGS and it would suprise me if it was heavy
Actually.... Nope. In medieval time, people used riveted mail as the type you see in this video cannot protect well against most weapons and is almost only for the aestetic and cheaper price.
Chain mail has been been around since the dark ages. I used these in a job I had as a meat slicer. They protect you great.
yeah they're standard equipment in meat packing plants etc
kid video it’s been around long before that
@@vShoTzZ25 Damn
Dark ages? Also it's been around way before that. It's said that it was invented by the celts, and even Romans adopted it!
@@jonajo9757 Right,They were used a long time ago when there were only weapon which are swords,axes,arrows like BC
Also knights use them too
I think it’s safe to say that this isn’t cut resistant, but cut proof
I really like these gloves ,I work with fiberglass materiel and that sheet cuts ,I need to buy these gloves for my coworkers,excellent video,thanks
First of all, this appears to be the same glove they sell at Lee Valley & Veritas for twice as much.
Then to the caveats: This is a meat processing glove - it was not made for wood working. Butchers typically wear another glove under the chain mail glove, so these ones have a very wide palm and fingers. Unless you have fat hands with stubbly fingers, it will rattle around on your hands. If you pick a smaller size, the fingers won't be long enough.
And that leads to the second flaw: If you have narrow wrist, the wrist band can't be snug on the left hand even adjusted all the way. It can on the right hand (the fasteners are offset), so if you're a leftie, you'll be fine.
Third flaw: The mesh is not fine enough, as it is made to meat processing certifications where a particular mesh size has to be used. This means it will mar woods if held firmly.
The mesh size also leads to the biggest problem: It does not protect against knife tip nicks. The mesh is not fine enough. A pointy knife tip goes through with NO resistance and penetrates the skin deep enough to bleed. Which is the only reason why I bought the glove in the first place - I was tired of all the tiny nicks on my left index finger I got from whittling. With this glove, I still get them.
If worn with another glove beneath, I'm sure both the wideness and puncture protection increases, but then you trade off control.
All in all, I cannot recommend these for wood working.
I would recommend you rivetted mail instead of this garbage used here. This type of chaimail cant even protect from a lot of cuts. Riveted mail is the best type of chainmail and was used for centuries. If you hack yourself with an axe, it will damage it but it wont damage your hand. Also always use padded gloves with it.
(Please reply to this comment)Stop making fun of him. Even though he doesn't have proper English he's still making the video for you guys so you guys can be grateful. By the way can you please tell me the gauge of The Wire that the chainmail is and the inner diameter of the links. I make chainmail and Jewelry actually I am working on a chainmail video right now and I'm trying to figure out a good gauge wire.
Thank you for your comment, but I don't know these details. very sorry.
I have that same little multi tool that you have in this video and I have to say that knife is as dull as a butter knife.
....wow ground breaking stuff a chain mail glove.
Laugh all you like, but proper chainmail is hard to make, especially the really small rings used in gloves. Modern mail is welded, not butted or riveted. Compared to historical mail, this stuff is light years ahead in terms of quality and strength.
0:43 "I can still fist" Well, that escalated quickly.
chainmail is great against cuts, but not against stabbing
Uhm... yes. It is amazing against stabbing as well.
@@ArmsAndArmorReviews really depends on a chainmail. medieval riveted one - definitely, this thing in the video, don't think so much
@@-GyBer- I KNOW that the one shown in the video works, as I use it almost every single day when handling meat. However, I use a ring mesh glove from EuroFlex.(Ziegler Metalgeweble)
Ahh crap I thought I could try catch a bullet with the glove on.... guess I'm not always right after all
can you use this for self defence?
yes you could but you have to use them every day
dude how do they manufacture these?
Watch out he can steal your fist 👊🏼
What about stab resistant?
In ancient times, In Russia, leather is boiled in milk until it becomes as hard as metal. Use as part of a laminated armor with hemp cord fabric (whose seeds was imported from China) soaked in boiling sap resins from trees and placed between layers of almost metal hard and tough leather and allowed to properly cure and then used with thickened dense riveted chain mail armor between the solid armor components as the flexible joints with flexible leather-hemp cord fabric in between and using the same thickened dense riveted chain mail armor with the tightly cross stitched flexible leather-hemp cord fabric underneath the gloves so as to handle their weapons with small hexagonal plates made out of laminated armor with hemp cord fabric (whose seeds was imported from China) soaked in boiling sap resins from trees. Expensive and time consuming but the Russian tribes and prince controlled areas in earlier times who are prudent and wise enough, invested a lot in such armor for their men and made sure they are properly treated and properly stored protectively from deterioration when not in use. Combined with good military knowledge and experience and flexibility in tactics and strategies while maintaining an objective, they usually won.
Or just use padded linnen and you'l get the same effect...
Also in the old times, you wouldn't make armors with only leather as it would need to kill a cow for average which was quite costly.
Good video, thank you!
(0.44) i can still fist 😂
*Enough with your innuendos..*
*in your endo*
I have got to buy some of those. I walked into a protruding steel sheet and it hit the back of my hand and left quite a nice dent and I lost feeling in my middle finger for 10-15 days from the first 4 days I started to get feeling back in the area that was numb but I never thought it was serious honestly I wasn't worried because only the side was numb bothersome yes but not terrible. And now it's back to normal completely. It's strange how denting a tendon is far less severe than cutting one all the way. I rubbed and rubbed it every night hoping I would get 100% feeling back. That was the first time I ever experienced that kind of injury. To be clear numbness is a nuscience for a hand injury. Anyone else with that type of injury I highly reccomend not neglecting it, but do as much as you can with ice and massaging the affected area ALOT.
You'll feel it when you're 50!
Nerves can be severed, but they grow back, numbness happened to me, after surgery, but the nerve grew back
This is not an accurate example of what a mesh glove is used for! Please get facts straight. A mesh glove is not only for cut protection but mainly for STAB PROTECTION. This is why the ring mesh is only 3-4mm rings, to stop the blade tip puncturing the skin. It is not used on the hand that holds the knife as it would be too difficult and slippery holding the wooden or plastic handle, your dominant hand or "knife hand" must have a Kevlar or Spectra (cut level 5+) cut resistant glove on it to prevent cut or run-on injuries (where the hand slips off the handle when hitting bone or the bench top) This looks and feels like a cotton glove. The Mesh glove is to be worn on your non-knife hand, when cutting meat or handling knives, it prevents you stabbing your opposite/non-dominant hand. I have sold mesh aprons, baleros and tunics and shoulder length gloves for over 10 years and they are to prevent stab wounds, not cut wounds. Hope that helps :)
Saves from slashes, and pokes, not chops.
With that chinese blade you can't cut your hand even you don't have the glove... take a Morakniv for the test, and do it aggain ;)
I love Morakniv very much, it's robust, but I think it can not cut through the glove with barehands unless you hammer it
The tip of a Mora knife will pierce the wide mesh (meat processing standard) of this glove. Believe me; I have two nicks on my left index finger that proves this. It's great for slash protection, though.
I was a butcher and used knives that will cut your fingers clean off through the bone, they don’t cut through these...they work
@@TOMTOP2004 It can. Only riveted mail could protect against that type of blade.
@@artheen4713 Considering these are designed as cut/slash resistant, and not stab resistant, that isn't surprising.
There is a lot of people that says "let me stab it" there wouldn't be any blood because of the way the mail is made(the mail didn't break)
Unfortunately, the mesh on this glove separates enough for a knife tip to go through and pierce skin enough to bleed. I have two nicks on my left index finger that I got last night. It's cut resistant, but not very pierce resistant. If using a sheep's foot blade, you'll be fine.
Its only circular chainmail so it will pierce it.
Try riveted and now you have more chance to not break.
@@mellnasha2793 Try using WELDED mail, not riveted. Mail this fine would be difficult to rivet, and certainly wouldn't be comfortable as a glove next to the skin.
I'm going to need to see you up the ante on that knife.
I have to wear these at work
Snowden plot twist: you're an accountant
GoodArsonist how else do you think we deal with robbers armed with knives
Great video my son has the same knife have good day
Your son? Wtf
From 'mid evil' age. LOL
Thank you. LOL
I'm sure you don't even get what I was saying...
Yeah, you can speak in English.
Nooopeti doop. ^_^
TOMTOP when you said I can still fist I bust out laughing anyway great video
this guy really uses a cheap ass blade no wonder the gloves work 😂🔪
UP, tell me you are joking
Lol, I used the gloves when I was a butcher, and when I butcher animals after hunting. Trust me, they work, the knives I use will cut into bone and lop your finger clean off through the bone. They don’t cut through these gloves
This have the same technology of the armour that was used in the medieval times, thr fucking crusaders wore not only gloves but full armour that had buttered chainmail. If it can protect from a sword and arrows it surely can from a normal kitchen knife.
he should have tested the knife in a piece of beef
i saw this at my first job in a kitchen, wished i had thought of it
buy link www.aliexpress.com/store/3618116
Does this glove prevent dog bites, my new Chihuahua is a biter
I need a glove for my Predator aquarium when changing water. Would these gloves work incase of a bite?
you have a clever youtube name.when you go out guys don't have to ask you,'top or bottom'?
Hello, it is abbreviation of our company 's name. It means Tomorrow Top. Thank you.
Hi, we are manufacturer of stainelss steel mesh glove. welcome to enquiry. sanlin@rt-ringmesh.com
If you hit someone with this, how bad it would hurt the victim?
Do they have the shirt version.. stabbing is common in here
I don’t need this gloves but i need this metal cloth....how can i get this???
But can it withstand a sword
Would stop finger getting cut off
Nice
I finally found Mithril
Nice demo, but use a sharper and a knife some would use in the kitchen.
Jose De Jesus lol he's afraid it won't work so he used the weakest blade possible
Maille armor hasnt really evolved since ancient times... some medieval gloves used rings so small that it could prevent the tip of a seringe to go trough.
source your bullshit.
same i have it in my video!
Ancient technology
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From where we can buy it
"It's look love armor from the medieval........................ but it's light and collapseble........." off course it looks like "medieval" or as the right way to say it is mail/chain mail and off course its collapsed ITS MADE OUT OF RINGS and it would suprise me if it was heavy
Actually.... Nope.
In medieval time, people used riveted mail as the type you see in this video cannot protect well against most weapons and is almost only for the aestetic and cheaper price.
Can make full suit to protect from lion attacks in jungle
OMG !!!
get one to learn how to cook
Ohh very nice bro !!
What are the name of these gloves?
metal mesh glove
I want to buy this safty gloves
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Knife doesn't do the job? Use an estoc.
whats the brand name ?
buy link www.aliexpress.com/store/3618116
it looks like chain mail because IT IS
I seriously need this for when I'm cutting meat for diner, the bible says don't drink blood but I just hope he's not talking about my own... Lol
What is the price of this gloves
$38.99, you can buy it here:goo.gl/KyWSNa.
TOMTOP i need this
Do they work with stabbing ?
I think it's not working, only for cut resistant, not stabbing
Novian P thanks, a Londoner has to ask 💀
Yes. It works JUST as well against stabbing. You know why? Because I use these gloves at work. And yes, I've tried to stab through it. Impoissible.
I can still fist
2.10.21
this would on catching a dog bare hands
lol so true X D
"I can still fist" lol
I know, he’s a cutie
Glove isn’t strong
Your knifes just dull
R/wooooosh