DIY Chain Bracelet
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Making a Chain Bracelet with Persian chainmail weave pattern.
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Any idea what the 16 gauge wire would be in diameter in mm? I'm getting mixed signals from the interwebs...
Approximately 1-1,2mm
What kind of knife was that at the very beginning?
Hey do I have permission to make and sell these locally and potential online?
Michael Sanchez There are many sellers online. Its not his design so why does he care? Like he said, it dates back hundreds of years ago.
Finally a DIY which actually feels like a DIY!
Yay
Exactly
Just finished making mine. I plan to sell this at school when it starts again.
Update: people asked for some but then forgot about it and never brought me my money. Also, now I know a lot more weaves
There is always someone who will pay a good price for somthing like this. I forged som split crosses and sold them from 10$ a pice in my school to som teachers
Bro that’s what ima do. Sell em for like 15-20 bucks each
Almost 1 year ago...
I would bye them 🥺
Where can i get Black Steel wire... Plz tell
i remember when i learned how to do this it was hell and involved a little crying:( but i got it finally now i can almost do it in my sleep.
You, Sir, are a master of your craft!
the music, hard work, spent time, result, music, lighting
this video (DIY) is perfect
thank you Egor , keep it up
Thanks!
Very good instructions!
exactly the same thing i've made in just 2 hours. Brilliant idea.. hats off to you Boss. I'm commenting after completing this DIY project
Awesome video, great instructions, good production, thank you for making it. Two suggestions or recommendations for your ring making. One, no need to spread the rings, just cut them as the spring. Spreading them apart can distort them and make them different sizes. Second, when cutting the rings, you should use a hacksaw at least. The cutters you have, don't cut, they pinch the metal leaving two 'v's. It can leave burrs but also when the rings line up just right, they can slide apart. By using the hacksaw, it's a flush cut that butts together leaving no gaps.
Thank you again for making the video, an excellent resource for anyone who wants to get into making this!
I’ve never been sorrier to take the advice of a commenter on the internet anywhere. Not saying I do it often, but this sucked enough I need to say something. Not separating the rings with a key earlier meant that my beautiful perfect rings were so close to sealed already that I had to use pliers to pull them apart before I could pop them in and close them again in the proper pattern.This added a shit amount of time and an innumerable amount of new defects and warping because pulling the rings apart was less consistent than just using an alan key/wrench to make the space for me beforehand. Bad suggestion. Try it before you recommend it. Smh.
Dude, after four years from posting this video, I still come back to watch it. The production, atmosphere and most importantly the display of info are perfect.
I really llike to see, how much effort you put in this project!
Keep up the hard work man!
Who else is going to make one 🔥🔥🔥
Everyone will say "I'll do one!", by no one will actually do it
I actually will
Did it. took me 2 days. It's stressful but satisfying
SS SERPENT yeah. So true. My fingers feel like they’re gonna fall off. But the result is worth it.
I don't think I would get that type and thickness of wire in my town😑, have to order it online
Did it! It only took me... three... hours. But still, not bad in my opinion and I’m really happy with the product. Thanks to Inspire To Make for the tutorial!
I love full persian. It's actually one of my favorite bracelet weaves.
I'm Persian from Iran...you made it perfect...thumbs up
That knife in the intro is fugin sweet. Love the blaze orange and cartridge pull. Nice work on utilizing basic wire.
This was a great tutorial. I've made copper wire jewelry for a while now, I've always wanted to try chain-mail but got frustrated and gave up, I can't wait to give it a try again!
Nice!
Can you imagine how long it took for someone to make something like this all those years ago?
I would assume it took same amount of time. The hardest part is to make the wire.
Subbing right away, clear instructions and then an even clearer analogy, im never going to forget this now. Thxfor thevid.
Wow thats another great technique!
damn this is some advanced DIY-ing
not that 5-minutes-craft kinda diy xD right?
This is actually quite a basic DIY
Andrew M I agree, it just takes a long time
Thanks for this video, I’ve been trying to make this chain for awhile but non of the other videos I saw made sense to me. Including the chart was great but for some reason it wasn’t until I heard you describe it as a mouth of a dragon that it all came together for me. Thank you again. I have since subscribed to your channel and would love to see some videos of stuff that I can in an afternoon with common items (I live in a rural part of Haiti and do not have access to much of the material you use). Keep up the great work.
This bracelet just blew my mind & now i have to clean it up. Hey can you make a more slimmer type of bracelets and next time bombard my mind.
simple and efficient, loved it!
Do you think it would be a good idea to harden the wire through heat process? before or after assembling the whole bracelet ?
thanks ~
No, you don’t need it. The chain is pretty strong by itself.
Thanks ! I just finished one, love the way I don't need 36k different tools ant materials.
Already 5 of my friends want to have one now hahaha
Continue you amazing and great work on youtube ! LOVE YOUR CONTENT !
Thanks!!!
I like the dragon analogy, it makes it easier to follow and get the steps
How COOL is that AWESOME tutorial 🤩!!! LOVE IT 😍!!! Thank you 🙏 very much for the good time!!!
Thanks =)
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Thank you so much for the video and PDF file!!! I tried it out and worked great, only thing I want to try and get better is cutting the wire square instead of into a point, would make for a cleaner joint.
there is a tool you can use that gives the cut a rounder end
Instead of separating the coil, leave the spiral tight together, then saw through one side with your saw parallel with the length of the coils. You can cut dozens of rings out at once, with square ends.
I did mine in a triangular shape and it came out awesome!
Nice tutorial with excellent production quality.
I always wondered how this was made. Great tutorial!
Thanks!
this is the most incredible thing I've ever made, cheers mate 😁👍
amazing work, something so simple yet makes such a beautiful linked bracelet, you sir, have inspired me to make this!
Thank you. Share some pictures later
Thx for this tutorial
I really love it❤💥
But I have a question how to protect this bracelet from corrosion or rust?
Thx you
Plating?
The poor dragon!!
Am i the only one who thinks russian people are very talented?
Thanks. You explained so well and I loved the use of Allen key. I need to order 14gauge wire now.
okay, yup.. def making this as i already have everything needed
thanks so much for this awesome video! subbed!
Yay!!!
Finally cheap and not too hard but looks cool diy project, thx
I just made one after 2 years out of galvanized steel jump rings
the camera work is always so good
Thanks!
Thank you so much. I've way h several videos on this pattern but yours is the one.
Dude i have to say your content is getting better and better. Im here since the bullet earplugs
Thanks =)
This actually the Chainmaille making. Great clip for beginner :)
Please do some of the old style videos they were cool
I agree. He should mix it up a bit
This looks like so much fun to do!
Well done mate you are totally brilliant at what you do keep doing it and show us some other ones to do
That's BRILLIANT 👍👍👍👍
For those wondering the wire used in the video is tie wire for rebar mason work. Please not the coating on the wire is a rust inhibitor and will get on your hands it will wash off with scrubbing but if it gets in your clothes good luck cleaning.
Love the Full Persian weave, you did a great job, also like your rings. I am having lots of problems with the rings I am getting from this vendor here in USA. I am thinking in learning how to make my own rings. I am sorry but I don't have audio at the moment, would it be possible to let me know what tools I need to start and where to get them. I would appreciate your reply. Thank you so much for your great video.
Your my favorite diy channel
Thanks!
Golden hands! And amazing music+
love from Persia
How long wire would we need for a bracelet like this
I think about 2.5 meters
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Great tutorial. If I only had the patience...
that looks dope but I don't know where to find the appropriate wire, cause I don't want it to smell metal afterward, could you tell where did you find yours ?
Your a rlly good teacher wen you compared it to a dragons face it was funny but it made a lot more sense great job
I bookmarked your website. I will try to make the Persian Chain.
wow, this looks really amazing! You deserve more subscribers
i've just completed this DIY project.
I have a homemade silver necklace done with that kind of pattern. I haven't taken it off a single time in three years and I don't plan on doing so anytime soon :P
Beatiful
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Hey thanks for sharing. Yesterday I finished my own bracelet with the help of your video and it turned out great!
Nice!!! I’m glad you made it. Send me some pictures. Or share it on Instagram with hashtag #inspiretomake :)
@@InspireToMake done ✔
Where can I find black wire...?
@@aryanpatel1185 any big box store?
What kind of wire is that?
I definitely will try this one. Thank you sir.
Thanks for this super easy tutorial. The Chain looks amazing. I love your content. Keep going
Thanks :))
Where i can find black wire...?
Thanks ! I did one and I love it ! I'm going to make some for my family
Where can I find black wire...?
What did you use to meke it shiny?I mean in the last passage, is that sandpaper or what?
Hi I am trying to make this for someone as a surprise gift. Can you please give me some advice on the length of the bracelet? I am thinking of secretly getting their wrist measurement somehow.
Brilliant!
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This is a good tutorial, but when I made one the parts where the ends of the wires are keep on scratching me. How do I make it so that it does not do that
Very nice!
I like what you are doing now..good job
Thanks! I'll keep improving =)
Good times.
I remember I used to make these bracelet with silver.
Will a regular metal clothes hanger work?
Love this bracelet, but how i can avoid the oxidation in the wire?
Awesome video , well done
This man need more subs
I agree =)
Can you make this bracelet wider then what you made?
Looking great!
Thanks!
Nicely explained
Wow... Great!
Wow it’s so cool I love it I mite make one my self
1:16 How many ohms is that bruh?
Resistor memes?
well lets see now, judging by the length of the coil as shown i would estimate that he used roughly 2-ish feet of wire to make it, not knowing what kind of steel that thing is made of i can only assume that its a low carbon steel, due to its flexibility. the difference in low and high carbon steel is not huge but still kinda significant when it comes to resistivity, it varies from 1 to 10 × 10^(−8) so it can have a resistivity of anything between 7.6mΩ to 76mΩ. in any case its not a lot.
I really like to make one of these so I looked for the wire and I saw this "Anodized Aluminum Bonsai Training Wire" it looks exactly the same but I'm not sure if it's 'actually' the same (you know texture-wise and stuff), so I just want to ask if the wire used in this video is the one used in bonsai training???
Amazing, thank you so much 🙌🙌🙌
I love this channel.✌🏽 I loved the video.👊🏽 You're only bro.😂🇭🇳🤙🏽❤️
Awesome thank you!!
Its a DIY masterpiece.
Thanks !
Great work!!
VEERY GOOD sir, im gonna make one tomorrow, thank you for the video.
And would like to know from where to buy this wire and if it will get rust or no?
I have made items with dark annealed steel wire and it will definitely rust unless treated with a sealant, and those are only temporary.
Please where can I buy this kind of black steel wire? Thanks
Isn't there a risk of cutting yourself on the rings? Or ripping your clothes? Have you experienced any problems?
What knife was in the thumbnail and beginning of the video?
i already try to make one of this and its easy...theirs an instruction step by step for make chain bracelet....
The wire doesnt get oxidated?
How did people even think of that back then?!
It looks like a pretty complicated process and its hard to imagine someone just randomally thinking of it WOW
This is awesome I think I might try it 😀
his first 3 min of this video make me subscribe his channel