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Helm Orb
(Pictures and CGI)
Article © MAIL User: Catweazle
There are 2 other tutorials for this weave.
Helm Orb by NeoLythic with photos and Helm Orb (CGI) by MaxumX with CGIs. The CGI-tutorial worked better for me, but - according to the tutorial - MaxumX never made it in real life. Only the CGIs. So I'll try a mixture of real photos and a few real CGIs.
For this tutorial I've used 3 different ring sizes (WD/ID):
- large (V2A) - 1.0 mm / 8.0 mm AR of 8
- medium (bronze)- 1.0 mm / 6.0 mm AR of 6
- small (brass)- 1.0 mm / 4.0 mm AR of 4
You'll need 4 large rings, 10 medium rings and 18 small rings for 1 Helm Orb Unit.
Step 1:
Pull 1 large ring through 9 small rings.
Step 2:
Pull a medium sized ring through the same 9 small rings, so that it will lay parallel to the large ring.
Step 3:
Now you have to add a medium sized ring. It'll be an orbital ring around 3 small rings but it has to be positioned between the large and the medium sized ring.
Step 4:
Repeat step 3 two times. Now you have 3 orbital rings.
Step 5:
Turn the rings around and add a large ring through every set of small rings.
Step 6:
Turn the workpiece back and add a medium sized ring through every set of small rings.
Step 7:
Now the tricky part starts. Add a closed medium sized ring to a small ring, but don't close the small ring.
Step 8:
- Pull the small ring through 2 of the medium sized rings from step 6.
- Move the medium sized ring (which you added in step 7) over the small ring.
- The medium sized ring has become an orbital ring.
Step 9:
- Fold a large ring up and hook it into the still open small ring.
- Grab the small ring on its other side and fold another large ring up and hook it into the small ring.
- Close the small ring.
Step 10:
- Repeat steps 7 to 9 on the other 2 sides.
- Triple the small rings.
Weave long and prosper!
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