Medium mild steel knees -SOLD..I'll be doing more!
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InfinitySteel
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Medium mild steel knees -SOLD..I'll be doing more!
Construction- 16 gage mild steel. Outside half of cop is 14, for durability.
Small inside wing meets standards in An Tir, elswhere. Fit's medim sizes, measuring 16 to 17 inches just above the knee-with padding clearances.
Two pairs avaliable $60.00 a pair, buyer pays shipping costs. Shipping costs average about 15 dollars in the continental us, by usps.
Small inside wing meets standards in An Tir, elswhere. Fit's medim sizes, measuring 16 to 17 inches just above the knee-with padding clearances.
Two pairs avaliable $60.00 a pair, buyer pays shipping costs. Shipping costs average about 15 dollars in the continental us, by usps.
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Re: Medium mild steel knees available.
InfinitySteel wrote:Construction- 16 gage mild steel. Outside half of cop is 14, for durability.
That's a great idea!
We know that medieval armours were of varying thickness,
and I think that your method translates perfectly to combat
armour.
Idëval
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InfinitySteel
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Nodding.......one reason I use the welded center crease with the copper backing. The outside of the cop and wing take the most beating-so I made it stiffer. It's still not as good as a hand raised piece, like Patrick or Ugo can make, but I can do it for a much more reasonable price.
I also try to make my patterns with inside cuts that give enough for good overlap, but reduce excess wieght. I'm going to be reworking my patterns until I have very tight swings, and lines as close to origionals as possible. I'll be doing some one-piece pressed Gothic knees next. 14 gage cops, 16 the rest, four lames to a side-lots of flutes.
This style is pretty much the "economy model". But even munition grade armor should LOOK medieval, no?
I also try to make my patterns with inside cuts that give enough for good overlap, but reduce excess wieght. I'm going to be reworking my patterns until I have very tight swings, and lines as close to origionals as possible. I'll be doing some one-piece pressed Gothic knees next. 14 gage cops, 16 the rest, four lames to a side-lots of flutes.
This style is pretty much the "economy model". But even munition grade armor should LOOK medieval, no?
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InfinitySteel
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Horradrick wrote:As per our PM conversation, Mr. InfinitySteel...
For now consider one of the pairs of these sold.
Will do.
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InfinitySteel
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Still one more pair left folks!
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InfinitySteel
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Bump.
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InfinitySteel
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Wolf wrote:those are nice!
got any pictures of a 15thc german or italian pair of legs? hint hint hehhe
I'm working up some patterns. Sizes?
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