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European 4-in-1 maille (chainmail) row aligner.

European 4-in-1 maille (chainmail) row aligner.
If you want to know how to 4-in-1 speedweave there are instructable's already on here..
Paul the Mole - European 4-in-1 maille (chainmail) speedweaving
As this is my first Instructable it may be rubbish but hey, we all start somewhere.

Aim-
To provide (hopefully) clarification on how you add rows.
To share a method I've come up with to make adding rows a little easier.


Assumptions-
You have read Paul the Mole's guide and are familiar with creating single or multiple rows of 4-in-1 maille.


Equipment-
Two or more tie wraps/similar.
Cutting implement (you can do without)
Pliers two sets ideally (for bending rings)
Chainmail rings.
 
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Step 1 - The Rig.

The rig is very simple, consisting of a tie wrap for each row which keeps the links aligned for your new row.
I cut small tie wrap stoppers for the ends because the links kept sliding off.



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