Chainmail Sheet

Flexible chainmail that prints in one piece

Presets
Sheet
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Outer size of a ring. 0 picks the smallest size that works for the bar thickness.

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Space between the links. Raise it if they are fused.

For lacing sheets together, or sewing one onto fabric.

Colors

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About this generator

It looks impossible and it is one print: a sheet of rings that drapes over your hand.

How to use

  1. Set how many rings you want across and down.
  2. Print it flat.
  3. Lift it off the bed and work it loose by flexing it in both directions.

Printing tips

  • No supports: the ring sides and the loop tops are short bridges. Turn the bridging fan to full.
  • A clean first layer matters most. Use elephant foot compensation, or raise Clearance.
  • 0.2 mm layers or finer. Thinner bars need a 0.4 mm nozzle or smaller.
  • Lace several sheets together through the edge loops for a bigger piece.

Helpful guides

Frequently asked questions

How big can a sheet be?

As big as your bed. Six by five rings with the default bar is about 90 x 75 mm.

Is it strong?

It is decoration. It holds its own weight and a bit of pulling, but it is not armour and not for lifting.

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