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The 11 original Art of Chainmail Tutorials were created with Metal Designz standard stainless steel jump rings circa 2008 to 2010.

The following chart is for the standard inner diameter sizes from that time.

There are two Standard methods of measuring rings. Imperial Inches, or Metric Millimeters. AOC Tutorials have always used imperial. If you are used to using Metric measure and need some advice on which size rings to use, please contact your jump link supplier.


Imperial
(Inches)
Metric
(Millimeteres)
1/2"12.7mm
7/16"11.1mm
3/8"9.5mm
5/16"7.9mm
1/4"6.4mm
3/16"4.8mm
5/32"4.0mm
9/64"3.6mm
1/8"3.2mm
3/32"2.4mm
5/64"2.0mm
1/16"1.6mm






Semi non-standard wire gauge stand utilized by Metal Designz during 2008 - 2010

Gauge
MillimetersInches
122.54mm0.10"
142.03mm0.080"
161.588mm0.0625"
181.220mm0.048"
200.813mm0.0320"
220.6426mm0.0253"
240.511mm0.0201"


This chart shows the differences between AWG and SWG.

Gauge
SWG (Inches)SWG (mm)AWG (Inches)AWG (mm)
120.104"2.64mm0.0808"2.05mm
140.080"2.03mm0.0641"1.63mm
160.064"1.63mm0.0508"1.29mm
180.048"1.22mm0.0403"1.02mm
200.036"0.91mm0.0320"0.81mm
220.028"0.71mm0.0253"0.64mm
240.022"0.56mm0.0201"0.51mm

AWG= American / Brown & Sharpe
SWG= British Imperial Standard



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