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Joined: March 3, 2002 Posts: 4378 Submissions: 79 Location: tres piedras, new mexico
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weave study: devil's stitch |
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Posted on Sun May 13, 2012 3:25 pm |
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Devil's Stitch
i'm over thinking i'm going to do one of these a month, however i'm not going to stop hosting these studies.
devils stitch has been a thorn in my side ever since i saw it. for years i couldn't see what was going on. recently, i've come to understand ways to reverse engineer some of the old weaves.
"This is three pictures of all three sides of this weave. I can't exactly describe it or tell you how I made it, but there are 6 different ring types of two metals, three gauges, and three IDs. I could try to help you if any one would like..." -from the entry.
i would guess the sizes are 14, 16, 18(17?). the sizes, 3/16, 1/4, 5/16.
i would guess, 18ga 3/16, 16ga 3/16, 16ga 1/4, 14ga 5/16
the 2 larger rings look to be the same gauge and ID, removing 1 of the 6 sizes. i haven't identified the 6th ring, but i suspect it is a repeat, like the large ring.
to me, it looks like he started with a 16ga 1/4 & 18ga 3/16 simple 2-1 chain. added the 14ga rings and added the remainder to keep things in place.
i'm leaving for a couple weeks, tomorrow morning. i'll only drop by for a brief moment to check on the theme for the contest. i wanted to start this thread before i left, as i intend to put some work on this while i'm gone.
if you figure this out before me: i will give you serious respect*
*serious respect has a cash value of one tenth of a penny
PSA: remember to stretch.
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Joined: August 05, 2010 Posts: 620 Submissions: 28 Location: Bar Harbor, ME, USA
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Posted on Sun May 13, 2012 3:51 pm |
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*lurk lurk*
His original tutorial.
All the ring sizes aren't labeled, but gives quite a bit of information on the base weave and potential construction. My current guess is it is This Is Not Flat used as a stabilizer for HP2:1.
I wonder if there are other less-ring-intensive methods of stabilizing HP2:1.
while(!project.isFinished())
project.addRing();
// Maille Code V2.0 T7.1 R5.6 Eo.n Fper MFe.s Wsm Caws G0.8-1.6 I2.4-8.0 Pn Dcdejst Xw1 S07 |
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Joined: March 3, 2002 Posts: 4378 Submissions: 79 Location: tres piedras, new mexico
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Posted on Sun May 13, 2012 4:31 pm |
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we should update the weave description.. we.. i. i will update the weave description. nice find. i had no idea this existed.
i do not look forward to 16ga 5/32 anything.
PSA: remember to stretch.
3.o is fixing everything. |
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Joined: August 30, 2010 Posts: 744 Submissions: 19
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Posted on Sun Nov 24, 2019 11:19 pm |
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Revisiting This, I just wanted to note the ARs and WD in mm for ease of replicability. ARs are presumed to be before springback, and nominal WD.
16g 3/8 [9,5ID/1,3WD=7,3AR]
18ga 5/32 ID [4ID/1WD=4AR]
16ga 5/32 ID [4ID/1,3WD=3,1AR]
14ga 1/2 ID [12,7ID/1,6WD=7,9AR]
16ga 1/2 ID [12,7ID/1,3WD=9,8AR]
18ga 3/8 ID [9,5ID/1WD=9,5AR]
Total Nerd: MScDS, Mailler, Gamer. |
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