I went to historic enterprises to order a handfull of them for next week and they are out of them.
Anyone else carry them?
Where can I get brass chapes for points?
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Greetings,
Mercia Sveiter has some sweet ones.
http://www.re-enactment.biz/bronzeindex.html
Hjlmr inn Danski
Mercia Sveiter has some sweet ones.
http://www.re-enactment.biz/bronzeindex.html
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Greetings,
Looks like Raymond's Quiet Press also has one.
http://www.quietpress.com/swordfittings.html
Hjlmr inn Danski
Looks like Raymond's Quiet Press also has one.
http://www.quietpress.com/swordfittings.html
Hjlmr inn Danski
Squire to Sir Yusuf ben Josef
Derrick, you can make a reasonable facsimile yourself. Go to a jewelry site like
http://www.firemountaingems.com/details ... =H202235FN
and buy some brass jewelry cones. The cones are too big as they come. So, take a very narrow leather working awl (or make a pointy mandrel of the correct dimensions), insert it in the cone and roll the cone tighter on the awl with your fingers. You may have to roll the cone against a hard surface like an anvil to get it tight enough. The resulting cones work well for points. Unlike the historic cones they overlap a lot but they still look pretty good. They are also a bit on the thin side so take your time rolling them or they may kink.
http://www.firemountaingems.com/details ... =H202235FN
and buy some brass jewelry cones. The cones are too big as they come. So, take a very narrow leather working awl (or make a pointy mandrel of the correct dimensions), insert it in the cone and roll the cone tighter on the awl with your fingers. You may have to roll the cone against a hard surface like an anvil to get it tight enough. The resulting cones work well for points. Unlike the historic cones they overlap a lot but they still look pretty good. They are also a bit on the thin side so take your time rolling them or they may kink.
