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Coif 02

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posted 18 years ago Illustration, craftman | Support me with Shinies!

Sice view of my coif

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riaison ~riaison

18 years ago

looks to be about 7/16 inch 14 gauge galvy steele standard euro 1/4, geussing wiss tin snips were used to cut it?

Dark-Pup ~dark-pup

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18 years ago

The rings have a 10mm diameter and the wire is 16 gauge ^^

riaison ~riaison

18 years ago

woo i was close, i'm used to the english system, have you tried any scale or micromaille yet? it's rather fun

Dark-Pup ~dark-pup

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18 years ago

I can't find a good wire gauge for that in my zone.

riaison ~riaison

18 years ago

20 gauge is a good starting point, hell just jump on https://www.theringlord.com and pick some up, way easier than making them. i'm currently working on some euro 1/10 7/16 inch 16 gauge spring temper hard stainless steele strips

Dark-Pup ~dark-pup

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18 years ago

Nah, too expensive, but thanks anyway ^^ (what I get monthly at work is not really bad, but if I change it to dollars, I have 217.4 dollars -not counting that if we bring things from outside, if the object + shipment costs 300 dollars or more we have to pay to the governement a tax of 52% and over that 152% another 21%)

riaison ~riaison

18 years ago

ahh, so you hand cut your links? the edges look like tin snips were used or maybe bolt cutters, do you do this professionaly or just for fun?

Dark-Pup ~dark-pup

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18 years ago

Just for fun, I lack the time to do this professionally.

Right now I started a cople of brafoneras (I don't know how they're called in english, this is the name in spanish) for my legs.

riaison ~riaison

18 years ago

i think there called greaves in english, or those might be just metal plated boots, can't remember currently. I do some professional stuff at my renaissance fair, i do micromaille, scale, normal armour weaving and such.