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Quad Bore Worm
Weave Description A weave progression which converts the triplicate Bore Worm into a four-sided chain weave. The sample displayed contains one captive per cell (segment), but the weave can be made with any number of them. The sample in the picture shown is made of .063/2" (1.6/1.57mm / 16SWG) stainless steel rings wrapped on 21/64" (8.33mm) and 25/64" (9.92mm) mandrels. An AR of 5.8 for the cage rings, and an AR of 7.0 for the captives allow this weave a small amount of flex. Weave Tags (Click to Search Weaves)European, Chain, Inverted, Progression, VariantRelated ArticlesOther Related Articles Inverted Round-based Weave Progressions & Variants [European,Connections,Orbital/Captive,Weave Theory] Reinforced Weaves [European,Persian,Weave Theory] Random Gallery Items Tagged as using this Weave [Show All]
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