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Big and round...

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First attempt of hot-raised piece of metal.

It will be big and round smt... :D

Take a guess what it will be....
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Thx for looking.
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Post by Bruhn Engbrecht »

kettle helmet?
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Post by Konstantin the Red »

Sallet is my premature guess.
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Post by Thomas Powers »

Wok.

(come-on now some one had to say it...)

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Post by patric »

i raised a sallet out of a garage sale wok, its seriously the best helm ive ever made. the thing was like 14 gauge spring steel, plus it had a handle to hold onto while i was working.

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Post by eldana the not so meek »

now that is a danm fine idea patric i think that i will give the tempory handle idea a go when i can.

erm lets go for a ONE peice great helm, (you know someones showing off when they do that...)
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Post by Pitbull Armory »

Howdy, Raising is not easy I need alot of practice at it and am inconsistent. Looks like you had some practice though and got it going pretty good. Im guessing its going to be a Sallet? Post more pics when you get time.

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Post by HammerBreaker »

Wow, thx everyone for your reply.

Basically it must to be a pot that is why I start to work of stainless steel. But now I am in confusion. I will continue my work and see what happen.

I will post here the progress photos.
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Post by Glaukos the Athenian »

Hey bear....

How big was that circle of steel you started with..... (what diameter.....?)

Also, was it mild or stainless.....?

I have an idea forming in my head.....
(You haven't had an idea for thousands of years!)



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The problems would be final weight and shipping from Ukraine...


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Post by Darringer »

Cereal bowl? Armorers get a wee bit hungry. I like the wok idea too. You can cook your food and make your greaves at the same time! But wait, there's more!

Good luck on the helm. Hopefully MY first attempts are as fruitful. Unless it's a weird way to set up faulds easily.
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Post by Benedek »

Shot in the dark.



Looks like it could be the beginning of a bed pan. :P





Just kidding, what you are working on is way past my ability at this point.


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It's gonna be a "sports cup".. for Agnarr.
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Post by HammerBreaker »

This stuff will make me crazy. :shock:

I had decided what it will be.
It will be a helmet; I hope I will have much patience to finish it. But if it won’t come out I will use one of your ideas. :lol:

I will post some new photos, please if you have any suggestion tell me. I will be much appreciated.

Thank you.
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