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Flat steel braid

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3 foot braid I made thanks to Wayne Phifer showing me how to do it at the MFC Conference 

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Now that is sweet! Howzabout some construction details?

Steve

That looks very nice. Torch, vise and pliers?

Frosty The Lucky.

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Okay don't tell no one bahahah 1/8x 1/4  flat bar you need 3 at least 36 inches long ,clamp them to a table or tack , use a torch it helps to have an extra set of hands so you  can keep it tight  ,on the MFC facebook page we have a short video of this process, but here is a ruff sketch I use a cowhide mallet to help flatten it after you finish run it in your forge to tighten it up heat and beat once again thanks to Wayne was a great conference 

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Sorry, I'm probably the only one that doesn't quite get the gist of the technique from the drawings.  A bit more detail or a link would be very appreciated! 

Dave

I don't get it either and I did some messing around with ribbon.

Frosty The Lucky.

Looks like a standard braid to me just done from flat bar instead of whatever cordage or hair you'd normally braid. I like it and can see it used as a decorative element on a few projects.

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