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Absolutely amazing! What a phenomenal idea. You are very talented and I very much appreciate you sharing your creativity.❤❤

its not Chain Mail if the rings are not riveted.

Awesome thank you for showing this 🙌

This is not chain mail. It's not riveted. It's something that looks like chainmail.

You make it very easy to follow. Very excited to get started

Sounds like a transistor radio. Couldn't even hear it.

How about after making it you heat it red hot and quench it in oil or water

You ade a filthy liar😤 This is in no way quick😤 It is like knitting, but with pliers. You can have slits in finger huts, so you don't need to grab the tools.

Using a rod to hold the rings took this from a hobby I was struggling to getting going and let me turn out a fully fabricated piece in half an hour! Just a small piece, but it's a very encouraging start. Thanks for sharing this, it's a game-changer

I used to do chainmail key chains on sale. One optimisation I found pretty quickly: 1) bend a peace of wire 150% of diameter of the wire to L shape. 2) put one end of the L inside the "spring" 3) start screwing the other side of the L through the coils of the "spring" 4) then cut the rings The L creates the gaps in the rings - big enough to easily join the rings together. You'll save much time on that - no need to bend the rings twice (1st to create a gap, 2nd to bind the ends together). Good luck!

Hey bro I’m a new subscriber I just watched your video and how to make chainmail from 11 years ago and all I have to say is thank you it will be a great help 🙏

That's not a chain mail, that's a ring mail 🤓

Awesome! Thank you!

extremely well done and short video! Great job! Where did you get the screws and nuts? Could you do another short video showing it in action. Thank you!

I’m not very clever but how the hell do I join my sheets together?

They make rings you can wear to use at least on one finger when closing the rings. I've only used 1, but you might be able to wear 2. juggling just 1 pair of pliers makes a huge difference since you can keep it in your hand!

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Once you get the starter links on the rod in you helping hands couldnt you spin up another spring coil and instead of cutting the coils into individual rings couldnt you pull the spring apart and spin the entire coil through each starter ring, catching each ring as you go? Then cut the coilonce you've woven the spring through the starter rings. Then you could bend the rings shut. Youd skip benging them open as well as speed the linking process up significantly. Hopefully im thinking about how theyre linking together right and if i am, hopefully im explaining what i mean simply enough

This is exactly what I need but I have few tools and no place to complete this project. HOW do I bypass the safety feature that prevent my shredder from performing on a larger receptacle? It seems like a simple fix, but no luck finding out how… Signed, A Librarian not a Mechanic

Quickest way to make chain mail? Make a peasant do it.

#MakeMailChainAgain

I wanted to make a chaimail armor... and looked on youtube to find out how to start. This video popped up, and it was the start for me. Nice and simple. 👍

Super helpful

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Ok, but it's butter mail, not riveted, you'll end-up with a useless chain mail, as far as protection is concerned.

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What an oxymoron There is no fast way to make chainmail

This is pretty cool but why would someone need something like this in a hurry? 🤔

This is just knitting for metallurgists

"place my shaft into a drill" OH mY!

Plot twist - there is no fast way

I have no reason to be on this video. I don’t know how I got this video. I have no use for this video but I’m still gonna watch the whole thing because this is interesting.

Its not super important for mail armor, but the gaps in the rings can get caught on clothes and hair fairly easily, so I would either saw the rings, as opposed to clipping, or bend them shut, especially for jewelry.

imagine how hard it was and how long it took to make chainmail in the 14th century

imagine how hard it was and how long it took to make chainmail in the 16th century

Here's a tip. If you close half of the rings instead of just the starter row, you can add closed ones for the next row before you close the open-row rings as you add them.

Reminds me a lot of knitting... especially the whole "several hours to get a few inches" part! XD Anything worth doin is worth doin right, though.

I remember finding this video around 10 years ago after seeing some chainmail my friend had made. Ended up making myself a shirt and started on a headpiece. Maybe I'll finish it one day

What calibers will this protect me from?

Place your shaft into a WHAT?? 😢 Jkjk💀

Looking forward to seeing you rivet the links so it is proper chain mail not a bad prop.

the best and easiest video i ever watch about this topic. thank you so much

And you don’t want to distort the ring!😂

Just please keep in mind if you want to play with swords, if your chain mail is not batted you will die

LOOKS LIKE YOU HAVE DONE THIS ONCE OR TWICE 😂

Bros shaking-

Looks time consuming with no shortcuts.

This is the best hard-core kniting tutorial. ❤

The rod is an interesting idea, but when I did mine about 20 years ago, I started first with a lot of closed rings, and then I put 4 closed rings onto open one and I closed it. Made a lot of these quadruple/quintuplets (I guess they can be called both ways) which I then interconnected into the chainmail. I did the stretching of the "spring" like was recommended below, but I used sheet metal cutter (did one big armor - separate coif, long sleeves, down under as long as knees, about 45000 rings and the cutter held). It made much cleaner (flatter) cut. Quite a lot of the pre-stretched rings gained some tension and if the ends of the ring were cut in such a way that they basically aligned when closed, the gap became almost invisible with the ring ends slightly tensioned against each other.