Jens Pind Linkage chainmaille tutorial

Demonstration of the jens pind chainmaille weave. I'm using 12g 6.0mm ID rings (AWG).
other ring sizes for jens pind in AWG:
14g 4.75mm ID
16g 4.0mm ID
18g 3.0mm ID
20g 2.5mm ID
I can never say the name of this weave properly - it's pronounced a bit like "yens pint" - sorry for my botching it repeatedly!
- Amy
www.raine.net

[@scarletfury1300]

I have watched 3 videos and read a manual on how to make this and couldn't get it right. FINALLY this is the video that officially made it click for me. Thank you!

[@raineyamy]

Thank you, I'm glad it helped!

[@sweetsuenh418]

This is the best explanation I have found with Jen's Pind. I made it with 18g 3mm ID. If I can make it with rings this small I can make it with any size ring. Thanks so much.

[@jamesalderman1981]

Great tutorial! So helpful. Thank you very much. I was having a lot of trouble with this weave but your video made it very clear and it's been so much easier and faster for me to work since watching your demo.

[@raveythirteen5660]

This weave has always been the bane of my mailling existence. lol... you've just made it a bit less evil. lol thank you! :D

[@Methelinhill]

Your tutorials are truly amazing. I have learned so much from watching them. Thank you for sharing your skills with us.

[@r.rouchonimages7419]

I agree I learn something new on every video. ways to make it easier on myself. I get frustrated sometimes to the point I want to throw it.LOL.

[@j.s.46]

You make a great tutorial. You go fast enough to learn, and you dont babble...thank you. You should make more.

[@2lfrk26]

Yay! Your tutorial is great. I was having a hard time with figuring this weave out and you turned on the light for me. Thank you!!!

[@davidsteinfeld9123]

there is all ways a sneaky technic to thes chain mail weaves some of us forget thes weaves come from midevil times and in my opinion they were like what our cell phones are today to play games the world of chain mail weaves is a fascinating one indeed i have been in to it now going on to 2 years i was deep in to recycling ♻️ scrap copper wire and figured I try a thing new and I always look for new things to try ther is all ways a problem for me with aspect ratios as copper wire is so thick like 6 to 12 gage watching people like you do help with that some what thank you

[@MetaDarwin]

Best I've seen. Thank you!

[@Aurora-ht3jx]

Love your tutorials. Very clear and easy to follow. I must echo other viewers...when the camera goes out of focus or you go out of camera range when explaining the weave I get lost. I know it must be so hard to stay in camera range but please try!

[@raineyamy]

I'm so sorry about the out of focus :( I will have to do a "take 2" on this weave with my new steadier setup.

[@rebeccachappell2294]

In addition to others comments (camera out of focus, chain out of camera range), the problem I had following is every time you arranged the links you put the chain down to open the rings. If the rings were already opened and you could just insert them I think I could follow it much better.

[@magdamanzano2142]

Hello. I have watched your video many times, I thought that if you use ring #1 in gold, ring #2 in copper and ring # 3 in green that ring #4 should be gold, ring #5 COPPER and ring #6 green, but you did not attach the rings in the same color sequence. I am totally confused. Can you please explain me. Your bracelet came out really pretty, but I have a lot of trouble making mine. Please answer me. Thank so much.

[@r.rouchonimages7419]

Thanks again Mrs lady great tutorial. you sounded like you didn't fell good. I'm use to you cutting up.

[@CelestisForgeUK]

I apologise for commenting after more than 9 years, just trying to understand something. What's the difference between JPL3 4-1 (which this seems to be) and regular spiral 4-1? Is it just the tighter AR?

[@bentleygt3716]

Thank you. i love your work. if i were to make an 8 inch 12 Gauge Silver Bracelet. how many jump rings do i need ?. would you know how many Rings are in 1 Ounce ?. Cheers Tony

[@inventcats]

I keep trying and since i did it with 3 different colors it worked thank you . When you turn the chain does it look like the spiral chain ?

[@trudybradt6413]

Great tut Amy!!

[@manueljesusponcenavia]

Hola por favor puede repetir el video nuevamente pero terminada..gracias

[@hayward1968]

I still have trouble with this weave and I've done a full necklace of it. Tiny rings make me lose my place and I have to take out as many rings as I put in! This is a good tutorial but every time the camera went out of focus I would lose my place and not understand where my ring is supposed to go. This is one pattern I doubt I will ever master.

[@raineyamy]

the American Wire Gauge (AWG) 12g wire I'm using in the tutorial is 2mm thick.

[@Law14305]

I'm still so confused, I can do all of the other styles except this one! For some reason I'm just not getting it!!! Uggghhhhhhh so frustrated but thanks for making the vid :-)

[@joshuadamon3394]

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[@clarkdarius8700]

@Joshua Damon Yea, I've been using instaflixxer for months myself :D

[@inventcats]

can you tell me if the size of the jump rings are to big they wont look right in the jens pind

[@inventcats]

Ijust wanted to say that I can Know do the weave and I bought the graduated earrings in copper, the kit, from raine studios.

[@madeleinehindorf2692]

great! a question, however, how thick is the wire?

[@karenkopper1122]

Thank you for this tutorial! I am curious to know if there is a chart, or if you know how many jump rings you need by inch, I would like to know for 18 gauge, 3mm. Thanks!

[@raineyamy]

Here's what I go by, rings needed per inch: 12g 6.0mm ID: 10 rings per inch 14g 4.75mm ID: 14 RPI 16g 4.5mm ID: 19 RPI 18g 3.0mm ID: 24 RPI 20g 2.5mm ID: 25 RPI

[@manueljesusponcenavia]

Hola ésta pulsera puedes terminarla .no entiendo tu idioma y siempre me preguntó por qué no la termino..

[@luzmarin857]

Explicas muy bien gracias

[@maggien2632]

I was curious about the pliers you use, if you could recommend a supplier, or what kind they are.

[@raineyamy]

I use Lindstrom RX pliers, You can get them from most jewelry supply stores, or a local bead store (if they don't have them in stock, they can usually order them in for you). I like the chain nose (product number is RX7893) and bent chain nose (RX7892)

[@echoandmeaservicedogslife3300]

hi I was wondering if you were going to be making any more chainmaille tutorial or wire wrapping I noticed you haven't made any for a while

[@raineyamy]

What would you like to see, Coleen?

[@lanceladewig2793]

What would be the tightest you can do with 18 ga. as far as mandrel size? Thanks Lance

[@lanceladewig2793]

Oop sorry guess I should read the other comments first lol

[@manueljesusponcenavia]

Hola por favor puede repetir video nuevamente pero terminada?.plis

[@creaturanoctis]

Thnx, very clear tutorial:)

[@organopeptide]

what brand of pliers are you using or recommend?

[@raineyamy]

I'm using Lindstrom RX pliers - they are pricey, but if you do a lot of chainmaille, and/or can afford it, they will save you a lot in hand pain! Next up, I would recommend Tronex pliers, or Wubbers pliers. I like a pair of chain nose in my primary hand, and bent chain nose in my off hand.

[@nevajanine]

What size ring would I need for Jen's Pind if I were working in 18g AWG?

[@raineyamy]

18g 3.0mm inner diameter :)

[@MadiLush]

I can do a turkish inverted captive roundmaille, but not Jens Pind. Haha. idk why my mind cant wrap around spirals.

[@manueljesusponcenavia]

Hola plis repetir vídeo pero pulsera completa..plis plis plis.

[@ritapalfreyman5412]

Amy where can i buy your tools from please

[@raineyamy]

I use Lindstrom RX pliers, You can get them from most jewelry supply stores, or a local bead store (if they don't have them in stock, they can usually order them in for you). I like the chain nose (product number is RX7893) and bent chain nose (RX7892)

[@SynfulMemory]

Amy are you left handed?

[@raineyamy]

No, I am right handed.

[@perttikapanen4741]

1.5lanka x4.5 pinna.tai 1mm x3.eli pinna3 xlanka

[@javiermp4348]

magic hand