shield basket making
shield basket making
does anyone have instructions on making a shield basket.
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ANother for the bandwagon
Oh screw it can I have the pattern also please?
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Edward Harrison
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Vincit qui patitur- He who endures will conquer!
There's been a lot more interest in this silly critter than I ever dreamed possible. If the archive folks would like I'll be happy to provide a copy of the pattern and the instructions to be posted here.
A bit of history about this pattern. It derives from a basket hilt pattern that has been knocking around Meridies and the known world for many years. I first saw one in use by Sir Conal McDale, and I think it had been made for him by Count Richard Raefen and painted with Sir Conal's arms.
The shield basket is not terribly pretty, the best thing I can say about it is that it is simple, unobtrusive, and protective. It can also be modified easily to accomodate a larger hand, or provide even more coverage. I recommend wearing a half gauntlet with it as it does not cover the under side of the wrist in any way.
A bit of history about this pattern. It derives from a basket hilt pattern that has been knocking around Meridies and the known world for many years. I first saw one in use by Sir Conal McDale, and I think it had been made for him by Count Richard Raefen and painted with Sir Conal's arms.
The shield basket is not terribly pretty, the best thing I can say about it is that it is simple, unobtrusive, and protective. It can also be modified easily to accomodate a larger hand, or provide even more coverage. I recommend wearing a half gauntlet with it as it does not cover the under side of the wrist in any way.
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Ok, here we go. I've got the site up (very basic so far) and this is a test to see how well it works. Here's the shield basket pattern. If this fails I'll post a link.
<img src="http://www.forgewyrks.com/DesktopModules/Photos/view_image.aspx?id=6&mid=443&pid=2">
I hope this works.
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*mutters* miserable <expletive deleted><expletive deleted> gutter snipe software ...
Ok, let's try a simple link
http://www.forgewyrks.com/DesktopModules/Photos/view_image.aspx?id=7&mid=446&pid=2[/url]
Well that worked at least ... The squares are 1" and the hole positions are approximate. I am going to revise the pattern a bit and will repost when it's ready ...
Site is starting to come together to.
<img src="http://www.forgewyrks.com/DesktopModules/Photos/view_image.aspx?id=6&mid=443&pid=2">
I hope this works.
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*mutters* miserable <expletive deleted><expletive deleted> gutter snipe software ...
Ok, let's try a simple link
http://www.forgewyrks.com/DesktopModules/Photos/view_image.aspx?id=7&mid=446&pid=2[/url]
Well that worked at least ... The squares are 1" and the hole positions are approximate. I am going to revise the pattern a bit and will repost when it's ready ...
Site is starting to come together to.
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Jason Haynie
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oxyotyl@yahoo.com is my email, but got it off the link, thanks! what material would you suggest? would sign aluminum work?
