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Four Quarters Persian
Weave Description A progression of Three Quarters Persian, where the next row doesn't connect back onto the first, as it does with Full Persian 6 in 1. The sample shown uses galvanized steel rings made from .057" (1.45mm / 17 SWG) wire wrapped on a 5/16" (7.94mm) mandrel. With a measured ID of .338" (8.59mm), these rings bear an AR of 5.9. [editor note: same weave as Three Quarters Persian 6 in 1] Weave Tags (Click to Search Weaves)Persian, Chain, VariantRelated ArticlesWeave TutorialsThree Quarters Persian; and Four Quarters Persian Other Related Articles Full Persian 6 in 1: Composition; Progression; Variants; Modifications; Sheet Expansions [Construction,Persian,Weave Theory] Random Gallery Items Tagged as using this Weave [Show All]
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