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Byzantine Rover
Weave Description Byzantine Rover is the combination of Byzantine weave and Rover modification technique. Top example is the 'straight' version, featuring all Rover rings in same lean; bottom one has alternating ring direction Minimum AR is around 5.5; the to example piece is made from 1.2*6.9mm (6.5mm mandrel) BA rings with AR ~5.8 ; the alternating one needs a bit higher AR of around 6.0 to avoid Byz cells touching/overlapping, and was made from 1.2*7.6mm (7.0mm mandrel) rings with an AR of ~6.4. Weave Tags (Click to Search Weaves)European, Chain, Variant, RhinoRelated ArticlesNone! please consider submitting one!Random Gallery Items Tagged as using this Weave [Show All]None! please consider submitting one! |
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