Bar Grill - Revision history

Sarah Van Der Goes: redirect instead

2007-07-17T18:24:55Z

redirect instead

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			#redirect [[bar grill]]
	A '''bar grill''' is a type of [[face guard]] found on [[helmet]]s. It is a structure composed of [[metal]] bars (either round or flat), attached to one another in any number of configurations, the goal being to cover the face opening of the helmet. Bar grills are often attached to the helmet via a [[hinge]] located at the top and center of the face opening.

	==Historical Examples==
	While bar grills are widely considered a modern invention, the device existed in [[period]] in a variety of forms and places. Although not incredibly common, there is evidence that bar grills did exist.

	==Bar Grills in the [[SCA]]==
	Because [[combat]] with [[rattan]] [[weapon]]s allows participants to be less concerned with personal safety, bar grills are common because of ventilation and sight advantages. Generally, construction requirements mandate that at least 1/4 inch bar be used, with less than 1 inch gaps between bars.

	Commonly seen configurations include multiple vertical bars with a single horizontal support, and multiple horizontal bars with a single vertical support, generally centered. More complex configurations also exist. Occasionally the grill may be constructed from a single heavy [[gauge]] sheet of [[steel]] with appropriate holes cut out. This allows for more complex patterns as well as a more pleasing design.

	Bars are fastened together via [[weld]]s. To attach the completed bar grill to a helmet, several approaches can be taken:

	* Attach bar grill to a hinge located at the top of the face opening on the helmet. This allows the grill to flip up, or be replaced with a different face plate. To secure the grill, pins may fasten it near the bottom of the grill, or a [[leather]] strap may attach to one side of the grill, wrap around the helmet, and [[buckle]] to the other side.
	* [[Weld]] the grill to the helmet.
	* [[Rivet]] the grill to the helmet. This will require the tips of the bars that are to be riveted to the helmet to be flattened to some extent, and a hole drilled through each.

	[[category:SCAism]][[category:armour]]

Cian: lessen amount of helmet links, some slight rewording

2007-06-25T23:22:01Z

lessen amount of helmet links, some slight rewording

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	A bar grill is a type of face guard found on [[helmet]]s. It is a structure composed of bars (either round or flat), attached to one another in any number of configurations, the goal being to cover the face opening of the [[helmet]]. Bar grills are often attached to the [[helmet]] via a [[hinge]] located at the top and center of the face opening.		A '''bar grill''' is a type of [[face guard]] found on [[helmet]]s. It is a structure composed of [[metal]] bars (either round or flat), attached to one another in any number of configurations, the goal being to cover the face opening of the helmet. Bar grills are often attached to the helmet via a [[hinge]] located at the top and center of the face opening.

	==Historical Examples==		==Historical Examples==
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	==Bar Grills in the [[SCA]]==		==Bar Grills in the [[SCA]]==
	Because combat with [[rattan]] allows participants to be less concerned with personal safety, bar grills are common because of ventilation and sight advantages. Generally, construction requirements mandate that at least 1/4 inch bar be used, with less than 1 inch gaps between bars.		Because [[combat]] with [[rattan]] [[weapon]]s allows participants to be less concerned with personal safety, bar grills are common because of ventilation and sight advantages. Generally, construction requirements mandate that at least 1/4 inch bar be used, with less than 1 inch gaps between bars.

	Commonly seen configurations include multiple vertical bars with a single horizontal support, and multiple horizontal bars with a single vertical support, generally centered. More complex configurations also exist. Occasionally the grill may be constructed from a single heavy [[gauge]] sheet of [[steel]] with appropriate holes cut out. This allows for more complex patterns as well as a more pleasing design.		Commonly seen configurations include multiple vertical bars with a single horizontal support, and multiple horizontal bars with a single vertical support, generally centered. More complex configurations also exist. Occasionally the grill may be constructed from a single heavy [[gauge]] sheet of [[steel]] with appropriate holes cut out. This allows for more complex patterns as well as a more pleasing design.

	Bars are fastened together via [[weld]]s. To attach the completed bar grill to a [[helmet]], several approaches can be taken:		Bars are fastened together via [[weld]]s. To attach the completed bar grill to a helmet, several approaches can be taken:

	* Attach bar grill to [[hinge]] located at the top of the face opening on the [[helmet]]. This allows the grill to flip up, or be replaced with a different face plate. To secure the grill, pins may fasten it near the bottom of the grill, or a [[leather]] strap may attach to one side of the grill, wrap around the [[helmet]], and [[buckle]] to the other side.		* Attach bar grill to a hinge located at the top of the face opening on the helmet. This allows the grill to flip up, or be replaced with a different face plate. To secure the grill, pins may fasten it near the bottom of the grill, or a [[leather]] strap may attach to one side of the grill, wrap around the helmet, and [[buckle]] to the other side.
	* [[Weld]] the grill to the [[helmet]].		* [[Weld]] the grill to the helmet.
	* [[Rivet]] the grill to the [[helmet]]. This ~~necessitates~~ ~~that~~ the tips of the bars to be ~~[[rivet]]ed~~ to the [[helmet]] be flattened to some extent, and a hole drilled through each.		* [[Rivet]] the grill to the helmet. This will require the tips of the bars that are to be riveted to the helmet to be flattened to some extent, and a hole drilled through each.

	[[category:SCAism]][[category:armour]]		[[category:SCAism]][[category:armour]]

Galfrid atte grene at 15:41, 25 June 2007

2007-06-25T15:41:57Z

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A bar grill is a type of face guard found on [[helmet]]s. It is a structure composed of bars (either round or flat), attached to one another in any number of configurations, the goal being to cover the face opening of the [[helmet]]. Bar grills are often attached to the [[helmet]] via a [[hinge]] located at the top and center of the face opening.

==Historical Examples==
While bar grills are widely considered a modern invention, the device existed in [[period]] in a variety of forms and places. Although not incredibly common, there is evidence that bar grills did exist.

==Bar Grills in the [[SCA]]==
Because combat with [[rattan]] allows participants to be less concerned with personal safety, bar grills are common because of ventilation and sight advantages. Generally, construction requirements mandate that at least 1/4 inch bar be used, with less than 1 inch gaps between bars.

Commonly seen configurations include multiple vertical bars with a single horizontal support, and multiple horizontal bars with a single vertical support, generally centered. More complex configurations also exist. Occasionally the grill may be constructed from a single heavy [[gauge]] sheet of [[steel]] with appropriate holes cut out. This allows for more complex patterns as well as a more pleasing design.

Bars are fastened together via [[weld]]s. To attach the completed bar grill to a [[helmet]], several approaches can be taken:

* Attach bar grill to [[hinge]] located at the top of the face opening on the [[helmet]]. This allows the grill to flip up, or be replaced with a different face plate. To secure the grill, pins may fasten it near the bottom of the grill, or a [[leather]] strap may attach to one side of the grill, wrap around the [[helmet]], and [[buckle]] to the other side.
* [[Weld]] the grill to the [[helmet]].
* [[Rivet]] the grill to the [[helmet]]. This necessitates that the tips of the bars to be [[rivet]]ed to the [[helmet]] be flattened to some extent, and a hole drilled through each.

[[category:SCAism]][[category:armour]]