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How to shape fitting mail garments.

Rows And Columns In Mail Armor

Properties of the European4in1 pattern and how to name them.

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Chainmail expansion with idle rings to expand or contract.

Chainmail Expansion and Contraction – Tailoring like Knitting

How chainmail can be tailored by expansion and contraction.

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Connecting Seams In Chainmail Armor

How to connect seams in mail armor.

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Chainmail HowTo

I. MAKING RINGS FOR MAIL
— 1. Material
— 2. Butted Rings
— 3. Riveted Rings
— 4. Welded Rings
— 5. Punched Rings
II. MAKING TOOLS
— 1. Coiling Mandrel
— 2. Cutting Tool
— 3. Flattening Tool
— 4. Riveting Tool
— 5. Modern Tools
III. SHAPING MAIL
— 1. Rows And Columns
— 2. Expand & Contract
— 3. Connecting Seams
IV. MAIL GARMENTS
— 1. Mail Shirt
— 2. Sleeves
— 3. Mail Coif
— 4. Mittens & Gloves
— 5. Legs
— 6. Bishop Mantle
— 7. Aventail
Other

Tutorials

Making Riveted Chainmail – How to Make Riveted Rings

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Making a Chainmail Shirt – A Chainmail Tailoring Tutorial

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