anyone have a good soupcan elbow pattern?

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anyone have a good soupcan elbow pattern?

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Looked and looked for a simple elbow pattern i like and just can't find one

anyone have one lying around?
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Murdock wrote:Looked and looked for a simple elbow pattern i like and just can't find one

anyone have one lying around?


Yes. Made my own. You saw the result at Boar's Head (if you remember. You had a lot going that day)
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got a scan of the pattern or one you can email me?
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Are these soup cans?

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I grabbed it from http://100megsfree3.com/kragaxe/Metal.html he also as a tutorial.
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Murdock wrote:got a scan of the pattern or one you can email me?


Not on hand - at work right now. Practice is tonight, so I will dig it up tomorrow after work.

The pattern is designed to raise the elbow to the desired depth.
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That'll do

thanks bunches

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Re: Are these soup cans?

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shaohu wrote:I grabbed it from http://100megsfree3.com/kragaxe/Metal.html he also as a tutorial.



I've used this pattern in the past, it turns out a pretty decent set of elbows, im thinking of turning out a pair for myself to wear under my long sleves

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trying to get some real fast

early to mid 14th century stuff i can crank out fairly easily for folks

basic stuff for the newbies here

and nicer more finished versions to sell

maybe here

at events

maybe ebay

i dunno
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I just realized the one I listed is the exact same pattern...I like Krag's website, very nice.

BTW Murdoch, Those were the first project I made, and the y are easy and turn out pretty quick. I have seen your work, they should be great when you are done!
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yeah I'm making a set in spring right now. I just hot dished them in my deepest dish, and then boughed them-left them a little rough from the hammer, crease them, and flanged the edges-very easy to do.

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Thanks Lienhart Fischer, that's nice to know I'm planning on making some today. Hope I got the skills to pull it off.
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Well

Been messing with it

It's a bit too shallow imo and the edges need work and it's off center on the crease and i need to put the center crese in.


BUttttt here ya go
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[img]http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f49/Murdoch_McArthur/Elbowprototype002.jpg[/img]

Not done and it's "ok ish" for a slapped out proto type

More pics as i get more done to it
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That one is still too shallow

It got kinda lumpy and i had to reall planish it to get it back smooth

i'm gonna futz with the pattern a little and see if i can get it deeper.

The 2nd one came out more like i wanted em to be.

figure i'll do 2 more sets and be ok enough at em that someone would want em.
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