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Basic Armouring—A Practical Introduction to Armour Making, Second Edition

By Paul Blackwell

Publishing History

March 1986: First Edition

March 2002: Second Edition

Copyright © 2002 Paul Blackwell.

This document may be copied and printed for personal use. It may not be

distributed for proit in whole or part, or modiied in any way. Electronic

copies may be made for personal use. Electronic copies may not be published.

The right of Paul Blackwell to be identiied as the Author and Illustrator of

this work has been asserted in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and

Patents Act 1988.

The latest electronic version of this book may be obtained from:

http://www.brighthelm.org/

Ye Small Print—Cautionary Note and Disclaimer

Combat re-enactment in any form carries an element of risk (hey they used to do this for real!)

Even making armour can be hazardous, if you drop a hammer on your foot, cut yourself on a

sharp piece of metal or do something even more disastrous! It must be pointed out, therefore,

that if you partake in silly hobbies such as these you do so at your own risk!

The advice and information in this booklet is given in good faith (most having been tried out

by the author) however as I have no control over what you do, or how you do it, I can accept no

liability for injury suffered by yourself or others while making or using armour.

Ye Nice Note

Having said all that I’ll just add that I’ve been playing for ages and am still in one piece and

having fun.

Cheers, Paul

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Table of Contents

Introduction...........................................................................1

Materials.................................................................................3

Tools........................................................................................7

Saftey....................................................................................13

Leather Working Techniques..............................................15

Metal Working Techniques..................................................17

More Advanced Metal Working Techniques......................19

Padding.................................................................................23

Head.....................................................................................29

Neck......................................................................................41

Body......................................................................................45

Arms.....................................................................................53

Hands....................................................................................65

Legs.......................................................................................77

Shields...................................................................................87

Maintaining Armour...........................................................93

Authenticity..........................................................................95

Fighting Styles......................................................................97

Aftermath...........................................................................101

More Bits.............................................................................103

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