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The Maille Market - http://www.maillemarket.com
A community market, providing individual sellers a common place to sell their wares. |
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Kusari Kahn's Lair - http://www.artofchainmail.com/
Dedicated to passing on and preserving knowledge of the ancient art of chain and chain armours, commonly known as maille, chainmaille, chainmail and mail. Galleries, patterns and articles about chain mail and ring armors. |
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Illustrated Handbook - http://realbeer.com/jjpalmer/HowtoChain.html
A brief history of chain mail and detailed instructions on how to create chain mail and the tools to use. |
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ChainMaille: the LORD Randolph Method - http://www.chainmail.com/chainmall/cteach2.htm
This document is intended to assist the novice chain mailer in designing and producing his own suit of armor |
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Maille Artisans International League - http://www.mailleartisans.org/
Dedicated to the art and industry of chainmail. Offers instructions, weaves, patterns, a gallery, rated links and chat groups. |
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Dave's Chainmail Construction Webpage - http://www.chainmailbasket.com/
Designed to help people who are interested in pursuing the task of creating chain mail. Features beginning techniques, tools, a gallery, and patterns. |
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Butted Mail: A Mailmaker's Guide - http://homepage.ntlworld.com/trevor.barker/farisles/guilds/armour/mail.htm
The popular Third Edition of Lord Paul de Gorey's guide, with additional material by the author, has been combined into this new on-line Fourth Edition by Robert fitz John. |
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Mail (Chainmail) Page - http://users.frii.com/katana/mail.html
Short history of chain mail and information about the construction of chain mail in a home workshop; photos and links. |
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How To Make Welded-Link Chainmail - http://www.geocities.com/welding_maille/index.html
A step-by-step look at a method of producing chainmail and one person's journey through starting an armory. The site looks at winding coils, cutting links, jigging and welding links, making a mesh, and the tools used. |
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Chainmail - http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~jraller/chain/
Chain mail and those who made and wore it throughout the years; James Dean (unconfirmed), various warriors, and your local butcher (validity may vary based on location). General information and methods. |