The Armour Archive

I don't know if some of you guys saw that notice on our website a few days ago that said that we're no longer taking commissions. Well, we got some extra help from more members so we can fulfill more orders if you need something. Loose links are one of the easiest and quickest items to produce, so the turnaround time on them is pretty short (1-2 weeks).

Anyways, sorry for any confusion

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what is your turnaround time for a 14 guage welded helm top?

also, are there any picture examples of the items?

Well, I'm not doing anything tomorrow Actually, if you placed an order this weekend, I'd be pounding it out next weekend and having my dad MIG it at work the week after. So, about 2 weeks for the entire process.

And to answer your other question: no, we don't have any more pictures at this time. I'm actually in the middle of a roll that I plan to have developed here in the near future. But the helmet tops we have right now are a similar design to the bascinet tops (without a point) found on Ron Simmons' site. The new design I just got is for an armet/barbute and I'll be toying with it tomorrow to perfect the pattern and pound out a couple prototypes.

can't place it now, until I get back on my finacial feet I can't do much of anything (damn lyin' cheatin' roomie bastard). But I am considering a helm top that could be used with Rainald's (sp) sallet pattern.

Cool. I think the pattern for the armet/barbute would work well for the sallet design, IMO. You could check the pattern archive and look at the design of the armet helmet top. I think its pretty similar to the sallet top by Rainald.

re: Roomie Bastards - try living with three other people in a 750 sq ft apartment...ugh.

Hey PoD,
How much for a 2sq ft. sheet of chain in 6-n-1 weave? Just wondering. If the price is right I might be persuaded to order some.

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