my 1st order
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my 1st order
this is the first order I've done for a customer, feedback is welcome[you can be brutal, they are already paid for] thanx
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Looks great. Are the random black lines threads you hadn't trimmed yet?
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I usually just put a simple square/sewing knot (loop over itself and tighten). Sit about two or three on top of each other to make sure it wont go through the leather, and if you can hide it underneath something, even better. Otherwise, put some more wax on it and try to make it flush with the leather. I cant tell, how did you make the holes, and did you groove the line first or not? The armour itself is great, can help a bit with making the leather look awesome too.
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Re: my 1st order
whonew wrote:this is the first order I've done for a customer, feedback is welcome[you can be brutal, they are already paid for] thanx
Cute. When do I get to hit those?
Thanks for the stainless ball. Having a blast learning how to raise 16ga. stainless. Worse than arm wrestling Dave.....
Cheers and have a Happy Canada Day!!!!!
Kel
gauntlet
I would like some more information about what metals you have used where, gauges, intended use of the gauntlet.
Another angle of photo might clarify one possible criticism I have - it looks in the image posted as though the ridging (don't have a good word for what I mean right now.) on the metacarpal plate is not very well defined or clear. I'm used to that being a striking characteristic of hourglass style gauntlets. It helps make the overall impression that you are looking at a steel hand, not a casing for a hand.
Gavin
Another angle of photo might clarify one possible criticism I have - it looks in the image posted as though the ridging (don't have a good word for what I mean right now.) on the metacarpal plate is not very well defined or clear. I'm used to that being a striking characteristic of hourglass style gauntlets. It helps make the overall impression that you are looking at a steel hand, not a casing for a hand.
Gavin
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dang dood! How much would those set a guy back?
excellent work.
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The carple is 16ga stainless. The lames and gadlings are 18ga SS with brass coverings. This pair will be used in arming sword and sword in two hands "free" fencing and then with complete harness {AEMMA}
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