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| Posted on Fri Jul 03, 2009 7:22 am |
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Version 2.0 of Maille Code (3/7/09)
My maille code is
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s Wg$i Cp$es G0.5-1.5 I1.2-10.8 N16.16 Pj Dcejt Xa6g14 S07 Hc
This is how it works
CODE TYPE
Maille Code
[Code type]=Maille Code
Tells people which form of the code is being used (I'm planing to do other variations such as a Wire code
and a Personal code to include other info etc)
V - VERSION
Maille Code V2.0
V[Number]=V2.0
Shows which version of the code was used. In this case 2.0, 2 for the major revision number
and 0 for the minor revision number.
T - TOTAL RING COUNT
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2
T[Number.Number]=T5.2 (20,000 to 29,999 rings)
Total ring Count gives a rough estimate as to the total number of rings you have woven.
The first number used is the number of digits in your ring count,
eg 876 is made up of three digits, so the first number used is 3.
The second number used is the first digit
eg the first digit of 876 is 8 so the second number is 8
so for 876 you would put T3.8
R - RING COUNT OF LARGEST PROJECT
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5
R[Number.Number]=R4.5 (5,000 to 5,999 rings)
Ring Count gives a rough estimate as to the number of rings you have woven in your largest project.
The first number used is the number of digits in your ring count,
eg 876 is made up of three digits, so the first number used is 3.
The second number used is the first digit
eg the first digit of 876 is 8 so the second number is 8
so for 876 you would put R3.8
E - EARNING STATUS
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p
E[Actual Earning Code].[Intended Earning Code]=Eo.p (occasional with hopes to become part-time)
Earning code give an idea of the commercial role maille plays in the maker's life
Earning Code List
f = full-time, maille making is run as a full time business
p = part-time, maille making is run as a part time business
o = occasional, there is the occasional sale
n = non commercial, maille is not sold for profit
F - FAVORITE WEAVE
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2
F[Weave Code]=Fj12.2 (Japanese 12 in 2)
Favorite weave indicates your preferred weave, using a Weave Code.
If your favorite weave is not listed please let me know and I'll consider adding it to the list.
Weave Code List
byz = Byzantine
ds = Dragonscale
eur = European weaves in general
eX.Y = European X in Y (eg e4.1 = European 4 in 1)
fpX.Y = Full Persian X in Y
hd = Hoodoo
hpX.Y = Half Persian X in Y
hyb = Hybrid weaves in general
jap = Japanese weaves in general
jpl = Jens Pind Linkage
jX.Y = Japanese X in Y
orb = Orbital weaves in general
per = Persian weaves in general
spi = Spiral weaves in general
M - FAVORITE MATERIAL
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s
M[Material Code].[Variation Code(s)]=MFe.s (Stainless Steel)
Material indicates your preferred material using a Material Code and Variation Codes.
If your favorite material or variation is not listed please let me know
and I'll consider adding it to the list.
Material Code List
Al = Aluminum
Ag = Silver
Au = Gold
Br = Brass
Bz = Bronze
Cu = Copper
Fe = Iron/Steel
In = Inconel
Mg = Magnesium
Nb = Niobium
Ni = Nickel
Rb = Rubber
Ti = Titanium
*c = Craft Wire
*p = Plastic
*w = Wood
Variation Code List
a = anodized (only if Material is NOT Ag)
a = argentium (only if Material is Ag)
b = blackened
c = colored
e = etched
f = filled
g = galvanized
m = mild
e = enameled
o = oxidized
p = plated
r = riveted
s = stainless (Only if Material is Fe)
s = sterling (Only if Material is Ag)
t = twisted
y = fine
@ = split-ring
$ = scales
So for Blackened Stainless Steel Fe.bs
W - WINDING TECHNIQUE
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s Wg$i
W[Winding Technique Code(s)]=Wg$i (Power wind with glove, buy rings and hand wind with improvised objects)
Winding techniques lists the ways you regularly wind your coils, (please list from most used to least)
If your winding technique is not listed please let me know and I'll consider adding it to the list.
Winding Technique List
s = I power wind using a safer system (wire feeder)
g = I power wind using a glove
h = I power wind using my bare hand
c = I hand wind using a crank setup
m = I hand wind using a hand mandrel
i = I hand wind using an improvised object
$ = I buy coils/rings so I don't need to wind
C - CUTTING TECHNIQUE
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s Wg$i Cp$es
C[Cutting Technique Code(s)]=Cp$es (Powered System, pre-Cut, end cutters and score & twist)
Cutting techniques lists the ways you regularly cut your coils, (please list from most used to least)
If your cutting technique is not listed please let me know and I'll consider adding it to the list.
Cutting Technique List
a = I use aviation snips
b = I use bolt cutters
c = I use side-cutters
d = I use diagonal cutters
e = I use end cutters
j = I use a jump-ringer or similar device
p = I use a powered system unlike a jump-ringer
s = I use the score and twist method
w = I use a jewelers saw or similar
$ = I buy pre-cut rings.
G - GAUGES OF WIRE USED
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s Wg$i Cp$es G0.5-1.5
G[Smallest Gauge Used]-[Largest Gauge Used]=G0.5-1.5 (from 0.5mm to 1.5mm)
Gauge lists the thinnest and thickest wires you have used in mm.
You can use http://www.mailleartisans.org/articles/articledisplay.cgi?key=3373
if you need to convert to mm
I - RANGE OF INNER DIAMETERS USED IN MILLIMETERS
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s Wg$i Cp$es G0.5-1.5 I1.2-10.8
I[Smallest ID used]/[Largest ID used]=I1.2-10.8 (from 1.2mm down to 10.8mm)
Id lists the smallest and largest ID you have used in mm.
You can use http://www.mailleartisans.org/articles/articledisplay.cgi?key=3373
if you need to convert to mm
N - NUMBER OF WEAVES MADE AND MASTERED
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s Wg$i Cp$es G0.5-1.5 I1.2-10.8 N16.16
N[NUMBER].[NUMBER]=N16.16 (made 16 weaves from the list, mastered 16 of those)
The first number is the number of weaves on the Weave List you have done,
the second number is the number of weaves on the Weave List you can do
from scratch without needing assistance (such as refering to a tutorial)
Weave List as at 3/7/09
Box Chain
Byzantine
Captured Inverted Roundmaille (CIR)
Celtic Filigree
Celtic Visions
Dragon scale
Elf Sheet
Elf Weave
European 4 in 1
European 6 in 1
European 8 in 1
Full Persian 4 in 1
Full Persian 6 in 1
Half Persian 3 in 1
Half Persian 3 Sheet 6
Half Persian 3 Sheet 4
Inverted Round
Japanese 3 in 1
Japanese 4 in 1
Japanese 6 in 1
JPL 3
Kingsmaille
Louhi
mobius ball©
Orchid
Roundmaille
Spiral 4-1
Spiral 6-1
Turkish Round
Viperscale
Voodoo
P - PREFERED FORM OF MAILLE
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s Wg$i Cp$es G0.5-1.5 I1.2-10.8 N16.16 Pj
P[Type Code]=Pj (jewelery)
Indicates your favorite form of maille
Type List
a = Armor
c = Clothing
d = Decorative works
j = Jewelry
n = no preference
s = Sculpture
t = trimmings & accessories
w = Weaponry
D - PROJECT TYPES DONE
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s Wg$i Cp$es G0.5-1.5 I1.2-10.8 N16.16 Pj Dcejt
D[Type Codes(s)]=Dcejt (clothing, equipment, jewelry and trimmings & accessories)
Types of maille projects you have completed.
Type List
a = Armor
c = Clothing
d = Decorative works
e = Equipment (Created tools/equipment to help make maille)
j = Jewelry
s = Sculpture
t = trimmings & accessories
w = Weaponry
X- EXTRA CONTRIBUTIONS
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s Wg$i Cp$es G0.5-1.5 I1.2-10.8 N16.16 Pj Dcejt Xa6g14
X(a[number])(g[number])(t[Number])(w[Number])=Xa6g14 (6 Articles, 14 Gallery Pictures, 0 Published, 0 Tutorials and 0 new
Weaves)
The number of contributions you have made to web-sites and publications, if the same material has been submitted to multiple
sites please only count that as one submission. Please omit any category where you have made no submissions.
Category list
a[number] = articles submitted to websites
g[number] = gallery pictures submitted to websites
p[number] = submissions published in publications other than web-sites
t[number] = tutorials submitted to websites
w[number] = new weaves submitted to websites
S - STARTED MAILLING IN
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s Wg$i Cp$es G0.5-1.5 I1.2-10.8 N16.16 Pj Dcejt Xa6g14 S07
S[YY]=S07 (2007)
Started mailling in year (use 2 digits)
H - HELPED CREATE MAILLE CODE BY
Maille Code V2.0 T5.2 R4.5 Eo.p Fj12.2 MFe.s Wg$i Cp$es G0.5-1.5 I1.2-10.8 N16.16 Pj Dcejt Xa6g14 S07 Hc
H[Help Code]=Hc (Created the maille code)
Bonus Code segment for those who have contributed, use the most relevant code for you level of contribution.
Help List
c = Created the maille code
i = Submitted ideas for the maille code
m = Multiple complete sections of maille code submited and used
n = not yet contributed to the code
p = Posted in the maille code thread
s = Submitted a complete section of maille code
u = One complete section of maille code submited and used
Thanks to everyone who has used the code.
And special thanks to all those who have contributed to the code.
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| Posted on Wed Jul 08, 2009 3:59 pm |
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anon - please does this look right to you, seems more confusing than V1.0 but I guess that's cause there's more in it?
Maille Code
V2.0 T7.3 R5.4 Ep Feur MAg/Cu Wm$ Cbjpw$ G0.5/3.0 I1.5/12.0 N322.150 Pajs Dacdjsw Xa7g631p4t24w64 S88 Hipsu |
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| Posted on Wed Jul 08, 2009 4:24 pm |
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Doesn't look too bad to me - and seems to be inside the definition of the code. And in the moment, the maille code v2.0 article is approved, the link to the article will be .../articledisplay.cgi?key=55086, as I already did embed into mine. (Phong requested addition of revision notes before approval, so I let my fingers off - and articles approval/denial isn't my obligation, anyhow).
-ZiLi-
Maille Code V2.0 T7.1 R5.6 Ep Fper MAl Ws$ Cpbsw$ G0.3-6.4 I1.0-30.0 N28.25 Ps Dacdejst Xagtw S08 Hip
Human societies are like chain mail.
A single link will be worth nothing.
A chain is of use, but will break at the weakest link.
A weak weave will have the need to replace weak links.
A strong weave will survive even with weak links included.
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| Posted on Wed Jul 08, 2009 4:51 pm |
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This is how i read your code
V2.0 = Version 2.0
T7.2 = Between 2,000,000 and 2,999,999 Total Rings
R5.4 = Between 40,000 and 49,999 Rings in largest project
Epf = Earning part-time would like to be full-time (should be Ep.t)
Fe4.1 = Favorite weave Euro 4 in 1
MAg/Cu = Favorite material Gold or Copper (should only list one material)
Wm$ = Winds using a hand mandrel and buys rings/couls
Cpw$ = Cuts using a powered system (not jump-ringer) jewlers saw and buys cut rings
G0.5-3.0 = has used wire between 0.5mm and 3mm in diameter
I2.0-12.0 = has used an inner diameter ranging from 2mm to 12mm
N30.29 = has made 30 weaves from the weave list and mastered 29 of those.
Pjsa = Prefers jewelry, sculpture and armor
Dacdejst = has made armor, clothing, decorative works, equipment, jewelry, sculpture, trimmings and accessories
Xa16g223p2t14w22 = Has contributed 16 articles, 223 gallery pictures, 14 tutorials, 22 weaves and twice to publications
S88 = started mailling in 1988
Hipu = Has helped by contributing ideas, posting in the maille code thread and submitted atleast one complete section of the maille code (should be Hu - it should list the highest level of contribution, unfortunately i havent worded it well, so now i know i should re-word it)
hopefully that is what you wanted the code to say.
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| Posted on Wed Jul 08, 2009 5:15 pm |
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OK thanks, I'm off to make adjustments.
OK I think that's right, Ag is silver yes?
Maille Code
V2.0 T7.3 R5.4 Ep Feur MAg/Cu Wm$ Cbjpw$ G0.5/3.0 I1.5/12.0 N322.150 Pajs Dacdjsw Xa7g631p4t24w64 S88 Hipsu |
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| Posted on Wed Jul 08, 2009 11:37 pm |
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Sorry, yes Ag is silver, i even know Ag is silver, so i don't know why i wrote gold. One little tweak, Epf should be Ep.f but apart from that it looks ok to me. 
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| Posted on Thu Jul 09, 2009 10:11 am |
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Fixed, thanks 
Maille Code
V2.0 T7.3 R5.4 Ep Feur MAg/Cu Wm$ Cbjpw$ G0.5/3.0 I1.5/12.0 N322.150 Pajs Dacdjsw Xa7g631p4t24w64 S88 Hipsu |
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| Posted on Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:47 pm |
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Is mine right?
I have no idea, but what does it say to others?
The Tooth Fairy teaches kids to sell body parts for money.
Maille code V2.0: T4.5 R3.2 Eo.p Fbyz MFe.s Wm$ Cb G0.8-1.6 I3.1-25.4 N14.10 Pj Dcjt S06 |
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| Posted on Tue Aug 25, 2009 10:24 pm |
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| Asherdelampyr wrote: | Is mine right?
I have no idea, but what does it say to others?
Maille code V2:T3.5 R3.1 Eo.p Fbyz MFe.s Wm$ Cb G0.8-1.6 I1.2-10.8 N14.10 Pc Dcjt X0 S06 |
Well, there is some information in your code, that looks a bit 'funny'.
It is a bit uncommon for a mailler, being active since 2006, and having woven a total of only 500 to 600 rings, and a largest project consisting of 100 to 200 rings - and then already having had occasional sales and having the wish to go partly commercial. Another untrustworthy thing is your thinnest gauge being 0.8mm, and the smallest rings having an ID of just 1.2mm - that sounds a bit implausible, so one of the numbers must be wrong. And having made more than a dozen weaves looks implausible, if it is compared with your ring count, especially seen in the light of your preference of making maille clothing, where normally higher ring counts are usual.
So I think, that most of your questionable data resolve themselves, if your 'T' and 'R' entries are corrected - and 'G' and 'I' set to plausible values.
BTW: You should set the link to the Maille Code article only for the word 'Maille Code', the V2 already being normal text, replaced by 'V2.0', and NOT followed by a colon. See my or Anon's code.
Oh, I nearly forgot: Welcome to the Maille Code users...
-ZiLi-
Maille Code V2.0 T7.1 R5.6 Ep Fper MAl Ws$ Cpbsw$ G0.3-6.4 I1.0-30.0 N28.25 Ps Dacdejst Xagtw S08 Hip
Human societies are like chain mail.
A single link will be worth nothing.
A chain is of use, but will break at the weakest link.
A weak weave will have the need to replace weak links.
A strong weave will survive even with weak links included.
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| Posted on Tue Aug 25, 2009 11:11 pm |
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yeah, that would be my complete lack of the metric system
I chose clothing because bellydance gear didnt have an option
and screwed all the numbers big time
so how do I translate gauge into metric?
changed the T and R (Recounted the belt I made)
still clueless with the metric system
also changed clothing to simply jewelry
thanks
The Tooth Fairy teaches kids to sell body parts for money.
Maille code V2.0: T4.5 R3.2 Eo.p Fbyz MFe.s Wm$ Cb G0.8-1.6 I3.1-25.4 N14.10 Pj Dcjt S06 |
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| Posted on Wed Aug 26, 2009 4:13 am |
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yeah, thats how I got the numbers I did
Ill figure it out later when I get time
The Tooth Fairy teaches kids to sell body parts for money.
Maille code V2.0: T4.5 R3.2 Eo.p Fbyz MFe.s Wm$ Cb G0.8-1.6 I3.1-25.4 N14.10 Pj Dcjt S06 |
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| Posted on Sun Aug 30, 2009 9:18 pm |
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Ok, until I can figure out what 20ga 1/8 inch ID and 14ga 1 inch ID is in metric Ill leave it this way 
The Tooth Fairy teaches kids to sell body parts for money.
Maille code V2.0: T4.5 R3.2 Eo.p Fbyz MFe.s Wm$ Cb G0.8-1.6 I3.1-25.4 N14.10 Pj Dcjt S06 |
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| Posted on Sun Aug 30, 2009 10:12 pm |
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Asherdelampyr - try these
Gauge conversion
Length conversion
Maille Code
V2.0 T7.3 R5.4 Ep Feur MAg/Cu Wm$ Cbjpw$ G0.5/3.0 I1.5/12.0 N322.150 Pajs Dacdjsw Xa7g631p4t24w64 S88 Hipsu |
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