Pigface Visor Pattern

Cynaguan · Post by **Cynaguan** » Mon Sep 10, 2001 2:19 pm

Can anyone point me towards a pattern for a pigface visor? The one by Cad in the files area just like to his page which doesn't seem to have a visor pattern anymore.

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Simon de Lacy

Chuck Davis · Post by **Chuck Davis** » Mon Sep 10, 2001 2:38 pm

Hi, I don't think I ever had a pig face pattern up on the web yet. Do you need it? I can scan it tonight and email or post it to the web. Email me at argentsilver@yahoo.com
-Cad

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-Chuck
aka Cadwallon y' Rhudd

Michael Shedden · Post by **Michael Shedden** » Mon Sep 10, 2001 3:12 pm

http://www.armourarchive.org/patterns/pigface_cad/german_pigface_klapvisor.jpg

Here's the location of the pattern you mentioned.

I used this one to make the pigface I posted pictures of recently.

Chuck, it's been in the pattern archive for a while and is credited to you.

Michael Shedden

Cynaguan · Post by **Cynaguan** » Mon Sep 10, 2001 4:17 pm

Thanks Cad & Michael.

I'm having a spot of trouble understanding the pattern. Is there suppose to be more of a point on the extreme left edge of the pattern piece? WHat steps does one go through to turn the flat steel into the actual visor?

I first thought of e-mailing Cad, but I figured this might be of interest to others.

Sorry if I seem dense, I only have a set of poleyns (made this weekend, blued even!) some generic SCA arms and a gorget under my belt so far.

I really need to get some electronic pics up to get feedback from people.

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Simon de Lacy

Chuck Davis · Post by **Chuck Davis** » Mon Sep 10, 2001 4:33 pm

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by Cynaguan:
Thanks Cad & Michael.

I'm having a spot of trouble understanding the pattern. Is there suppose to be more of a point on the extreme left edge of the pattern piece? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

No, this is half of a pattern. Please not the direction pointing to the fold line.

WHat steps does one go through to turn the flat steel into the actual visor?

Ok, first off this is developed from a pattern given to me by Master Roberto. It is intended to be a raising project.

Steps:
1. cut and roll the sheet into a cone.
2. weld up the nose
3. hot raise starting from the point and working backward to form the occulium
4. define the occulium and the breath on the underside of the pig
5. clean up and drill breaths
6. form the hindges for the sides

Sorry, this is a bit on the light side.

 <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>I first thought of e-mailing Cad, but I figured this might be of interest to others.

Sorry if I seem dense, I only have a set of poleyns (made this weekend, blued even!) some generic SCA arms and a gorget under my belt so far.

I really need to get some electronic pics up to get feedback from people.

<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Not a problem. Good luck.
-Cad

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-Chuck
aka Cadwallon y' Rhudd

Cynaguan · Post by **Cynaguan** » Mon Sep 10, 2001 4:58 pm

Okay, I see the half a pattern. And I assume the longer half is where the occulium and top of the visor are.

Now to learn about raising (I've only done dishing so far....)

Do I need any special forms to raise this on?

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Simon de Lacy

[This message has been edited by Cynaguan (edited 09-10-2001).]

Prince Of Darkmoor · Post by **Prince Of Darkmoor** » Mon Sep 10, 2001 6:13 pm

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>No, this is half of a pattern. Please not the direction pointing to the fold line.

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What?!?! That's why I've been having problems with the pattern! I just couldn't visualize the face looking like that. Geez, it makes sense now. It would be helpful for future reference to include some sort of note saying that this is half a pattern and it needs to be folded over to get the full face pattern. Maybe I'm just dense. [img]http://www.armourarchive.org/ubb/confused.gif[/img]

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...and then she said "Goonie-Goo-Goo"
Salinas Swordsman
Darkmoor Armoury
Western Hammer-In, September 22-23, 2001 - Salinas, California

Erik Schmidt · Post by **Erik Schmidt** » Tue Sep 11, 2001 5:24 am

You said it PoD.

It does say fold, twice, with little arrows indicating where.
Maybe there should be a pattern archive for the graphically challenged, with full patterns and lot of instructions.

...and then she said "Goonie-Goo-Goo" What???I'm gibberish challenged, help me out here.

Erik

Prince Of Darkmoor · Post by **Prince Of Darkmoor** » Tue Sep 11, 2001 10:56 am

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>...and then she said "Goonie-Goo-Goo" What???I'm gibberish challenged, help me out here.

<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

You poor, deprived man! Go out and rent Eddie Murphy "Delirious" and you'll understand. I can't explain it otherwise.

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...and then she said "Goonie-Goo-Goo"
Salinas Swordsman
Darkmoor Armoury
Western Hammer-In, September 22-23, 2001 - Salinas, California