Chainmail links
Description
Interlocking links are easily snapped together to fulfill your wildest medieval dreams.
Instructions
Print it.
Snap it.
*Update with thinner links and smaller holes. Makes your constructions lie flatter and they don't come unconnected as easily.
Snap it.
*Update with thinner links and smaller holes. Makes your constructions lie flatter and they don't come unconnected as easily.
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shildner
on
December 6, 2012
said:
caster66 What do you mean? Sorry, I'm new to this whole thing, but it's been super-fun! Right now these rings snap together fairly easily. Are you recommending printing a few sheets of solid, locked rings then connecting them with the snapping, single rings?
caster66
on
December 6, 2012
said:
Speaking from experience as a chainmailler, you can make the mail smoother by using solid rings for a majority of the rings. I know when I make my pieces that I go through and close half the rings first to speed things up so in a case like this might as well make them closed from the start.
License
Chainmail links by shildner is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.

Time to buy some metal gray filament :)
I was also thinking a nice layer of stainless steel coating! https://www.inventables.com/te...