between fits of lazzyness i've managed to work on a few projects lately. First off is a new arming cote, linen with cotton padding, completely hand stitched by me, and made with out a pattern. Second up is a bascinet raised from a welded cone. It was inspired by TOMAR and the topic of some bascinets being welded up the back. Its not finished up totaly yet but getting close.
<img src="http://members.armourarchive.org/knitebee/t-bear/arming%20cote%20bascinet/cote.jpg">
<img src="http://members.armourarchive.org/knitebee/t-bear/arming%20cote%20bascinet/buttons.jpg">
<img src="http://members.armourarchive.org/knitebee/t-bear/arming%20cote%20bascinet/welded up.jpg">
<img src="http://members.armourarchive.org/knitebee/t-bear/arming%20cote%20bascinet/annealing.jpg">
<img src="http://members.armourarchive.org/knitebee/t-bear/arming%20cote%20bascinet/getting shaped.jpg">
enjoy
Brian
what i've been up to
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What stakes amd I using? well i've got two shotputs 8lb and 16lb along with a section of 2 1/2" dia 4140 that i ground the end round, those and a section for RR track that i ground into a saddle with a rounded end.
As to the deccoration on the buttons yep they are a feable attempt at fleur-de-lys. I'm a hammerer not an embroderer.
Brian
As to the deccoration on the buttons yep they are a feable attempt at fleur-de-lys. I'm a hammerer not an embroderer.
Brian
