Chainmaillers is a specialized chainmail crafting forum dedicated to the creation, design, and historical study of maille armor and chainmail patterns. Whether you're working on a hauberk, coif, or intricate jewelry piece, the forum supports all skill levels with detailed discussions on weave techniques, ring materials, construction methods, and repair strategies. Topics include butted vs. riveted rings, ring size calculations, and weave tension adjustments, offering practical advice for both traditional and modern chainmaillers.
The forum includes organized sections for Pattern Archives, New Builds, Tutorials, and Tools & Equipment, allowing members to share build logs, request or upload custom patterns, and refine techniques using tools like pliers, mandrels, and jigs. Boards like Repairs & Restoration and Ring Sourcing provide help with material selection, cost-saving tips, and armor maintenance. A casual Off-Topic Lounge invites conversations about medieval history, LARPing, and related hobbies.
With an inclusive, craft-first community, Chainmaillers promotes both artistic exploration and historical accuracy. It’s an ideal platform for discussing maille design, sourcing high-quality rings, and showcasing finished or in-progress works in a community that values detailed craftsmanship and supportive feedback.
The forum includes organized sections for Pattern Archives, New Builds, Tutorials, and Tools & Equipment, allowing members to share build logs, request or upload custom patterns, and refine techniques using tools like pliers, mandrels, and jigs. Boards like Repairs & Restoration and Ring Sourcing provide help with material selection, cost-saving tips, and armor maintenance. A casual Off-Topic Lounge invites conversations about medieval history, LARPing, and related hobbies.
With an inclusive, craft-first community, Chainmaillers promotes both artistic exploration and historical accuracy. It’s an ideal platform for discussing maille design, sourcing high-quality rings, and showcasing finished or in-progress works in a community that values detailed craftsmanship and supportive feedback.
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