Spring steel arms and legs coming soon. Get on the list.
Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2003 1:41 pm
Ok well I now have a couple hundred feet of 22ga spring steel. Dak bought the steel and will be paying for a heat treating run in exchange for me making him the legs and a few for myself.
Gonna basically see how much we can cram into the kiln during a single run.
That means I'll have spring arms and legs available in the near future.
They'll be the early 14th century floating articulation type with soupcan cops.
Price will be somewhere between $200/$450 per pair depending on what details I end up putting into them. $200 would mean plane jane no rolls or anything fancy. $450 would mean tulip shaped vambraces, rolled edges, countoured cuisses etc.
Anyway when they're done they'll be up for grabs. I'll start a list of people who want em. No obligation you just get first crack when they're ready.
Rough calculations are telling me that a pair or arms AND legs will weigh under 10 pounds. And should be about as tough as 12ga mild.
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The budding mid 14th century German Transitional guy.
Mad Matt's Armory
[This message has been edited by Mad Matt (edited 06-18-2003).]
Gonna basically see how much we can cram into the kiln during a single run.
That means I'll have spring arms and legs available in the near future.
They'll be the early 14th century floating articulation type with soupcan cops.
Price will be somewhere between $200/$450 per pair depending on what details I end up putting into them. $200 would mean plane jane no rolls or anything fancy. $450 would mean tulip shaped vambraces, rolled edges, countoured cuisses etc.
Anyway when they're done they'll be up for grabs. I'll start a list of people who want em. No obligation you just get first crack when they're ready.
Rough calculations are telling me that a pair or arms AND legs will weigh under 10 pounds. And should be about as tough as 12ga mild.
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The budding mid 14th century German Transitional guy.
Mad Matt's Armory
[This message has been edited by Mad Matt (edited 06-18-2003).]