Three helmet tutorials: making templates / dishing / simple liner
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- This is a collection of three short tutorials. This is meant for beginners making their first helmets.
Tutorials are:
1. Measuring and making helmet templates. I know some of you struggle with this since I certainly did. I will continue to upload all the templates I use though but maybe this tutorial will some of you.
2. Dishing the helmet pieces. This is fairly simple but when I made my first helmets, I had some trouble with it so hope this helps.
3. A very simple helmet liner. This certainly isn’t perfect, but I thought I’d share it anyway if it helps anyone.
00:00 Making the templates
02:14 Dishing
04:03 Very simple helmet liner
Please leave a like if you liked the video. For more details just ask in the comment section!
Free templates can be found here:
garageknight.wixsite.com/gara...
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Hi! This is just a short tutorial, hope this helps some of you who like to build these things. If you find this video helpful then please give it a thumbs up and maybe share with friends who might need it, thank you!
This couldn't have come at a better time. I've been scouring the net trying to find out exactly how to do this. You are a life saver!
Well ain't this a lucky coincidence, you're welcome and thank you very much!
Thank you this is exactly what I've needed I started to make a helmet a while back didn't know what I was doingrealy(specifically this) and shelved it for a while but now, I will finish it
That's great to hear, happy I could help and goos luck with your helmet! I'll also upload new helmet tutorial later today
Those templates. I had no clue how to make them! This is such a difficukt thing. Thank you so much!
That's awesome to hear, glad I could help you!
this channel is such a goldmine , I did the hand armor last week and then I tried to make a bascinet helmet but with litle knowledge of how to make the round shapes the bascinet is turning into some kind of round great helm with a moving face plate. If I start all over again Iwill use the technique shown here to shape the helmet.
That is great to hear, thank you very much. I just started a new helmet and it really saves time if you use the big hammer first. And it's a good hand exercise too. Your helmet design sounds interesting too
That's a ton of knowledge sharing.. thanks sir
Glad you liked it!
Good tutorial, thanks!
Hello. Thank you very much for the ideas and the video. excellent channel, the best for you and keep going. Adiós , hasta pronto.
I'm glad to help, thanks for watching
This is awesome and super simple. Thanks.
Glad to help and thanks!
Totally gonna use that liner method. Great video. 👌
Glad I could help!
Genio total, justo lo que necesitaba.
Thank you! Glad to help
love your tutorials
Thank you, I'm glad to hear that
@@GarageKnight You are welcome not many share there skills
Thanks for video, I made Great Helmet from your instructions
That's awesome, really nice to hear I could help you
Like numero 2, super
Thank you!
I like this channel for it gives many usefull informations and showing clearly how you do steps (some top blacksmith channels should learn it from you).Also you are not playing with some 3000$ machine tools but simple hand tools and proving its possible to do it with lower cost.It's unfair for me you have so fiew views.
Thank you very much for the motivation! Clear instructions is what I'm aiming for and I'm glad it seems that way to you too. And yeah the views are low, but I hope they go up at some point. I still like what I do, so I'm not too worried
Thanks for the help .
No problem, glad I could help
@@GarageKnight how long did it take to build?
@@larkisofsparta7973 Do you mean the liner or one the helmet parts?
@@GarageKnight liner
@@larkisofsparta7973 Can't remember exactly since I made this back in summer, but maybe about 1 - 1,5 hours (taking measurements, making the templates, sewing etc.)
Dude you could have stuffed them .
Of course, but it makes the helmet bigger too.