Miscellaneous

Adding Spikes To Maille - Submitted by Aderamelech. 2004-12-14
Defacing Currency - Submitted by Drax. 2004-04-11
European weave coverings for marbles - Submitted by Aderamelech. 2004-12-14
Hardening and Softening High Carbon Steel - Submitted by thexnihil. 2002-04-06
Leather Basics - Submitted by Cynna. 2002-04-29
maille ideas - Submitted by sakredchao. 2009-09-06
Resizing Gallery Images with The GIMP - Submitted by Kyelek. 2004-09-13
Ring Information Collection and Classification - Submitted by David_Austin. 2008-07-03
Signatures - Submitted by Charon. 2009-03-27
What am I going to weave next? Or, choosing your next project. - Submitted by Galileo. 2007-04-01

Community
How To Talk To People On A Discussion Forum - Submitted by Blaise. 2009-09-06
M.A.I.L. (maille) Brochure - Submitted by WoodyNaDobhar. 2009-09-06
Maille Code V1.0 - Submitted by anon. 2009-09-06
Theme Contest Archives - Submitted by sakredchao. 2009-09-15
Version 2.0 of Maille Code - Submitted by anon. 2009-09-06

Mail Math
A simple formula for evaluating or designing a link for use in a European weave - Submitted by katzarai. 2009-02-15
Aspect Ratio Calculator - Submitted by Workshop Warlock. 2004-04-09
Aspect Ratio Calculator - Next Generation - Submitted by ZiLi. 2009-11-12
Math behind the art - Submitted by coyote. 2004-02-10
Ring count estimator - Submitted by hanelyp. 2009-02-15
This4That Calculator Guide - Submitted by ManowarDave. 2009-10-20

Photography
Digital Photographing - Submitted by Tesserex. 2009-02-15
Photographing mail - Submitted by Namshaske. 2009-02-15
Scanning chainmail? Yes indeed! - Submitted by Quizad Saderack. 2009-02-15

Wire Art
Egyptian Spirals (photos) - Submitted by Legba3. 2009-04-26
Making a 'Ring Jig' (W.I.R.E.) - Submitted by anon. 2007-09-08
Making a Turk's Head Knot Ring (W.I.R.E.) - Submitted by anon. 2007-09-10
Wire Winding (W.I.R.E.) - Submitted by anon. 2007-08-30

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