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In an effort to speed up the production of chainmail at home I have designed a winding assisting block. While this was originally designed to be used on a hand crank jig with some minor modifications I can make a three foot coil in less than a minute.
The basic idea is to have the wire feed in thru the top, the rod goes in one end and the exit port is drilled to the exterior diameter of the coil.
The rod is straight with a notch cut into the end to receive the wire. The reason I use a notch instead of a single hole is to make it easy to remove the coil after finishing.
The basic idea is to have the wire feed in thru the top, the rod goes in one end and the exit port is drilled to the exterior diameter of the coil.
The rod is straight with a notch cut into the end to receive the wire. The reason I use a notch instead of a single hole is to make it easy to remove the coil after finishing.
Image size
4288x2848px 2.95 MB
Make
NIKON CORPORATION
Model
NIKON D90
Shutter Speed
10/40 second
Aperture
F/5.6
Focal Length
105 mm
ISO Speed
800
Date Taken
Feb 7, 2012, 1:19:58 AM
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the bigger the ideas, the smaller the actual product.
Simple but effective, I've been using a winding guide simulair to this one for my chainmaille makings.
Simple but effective, I've been using a winding guide simulair to this one for my chainmaille makings.