Who has chain link pattern???

[usnavybm]

I know that I seen quite a while ago that someone made chain links that where able to be connected so they were linked together....I am in the Navy and am really hoping someone still has that pattern or knows where I can get it so I can make a chain. I know that the links were not stuck to each other, in other words, they were able to move on one another just like a real chain. If anyone can help me out I would greatly appreciate it!!!

Delmar

[jblues71]

Don't remember where they where, but i saved something back when. Try these and see if they help.

[usnavybm]

I know that there was a way they hooked together. I just don't remember how! I appreciate what you had though, hopefully someone else has the rest or the answer on how to connect them together. Thanks again!

Delmar

[Kenm810]

Hey,

This might help and be what your looking for.
It's in the Carvers Gallery at the CW Home Site. http://www.carvewright.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif
There's a step by step Slide show.

[dcurrysr]

usnavybum, after looking at jblues71's posted mpc file, I remember the orginal post. The person that posted it first made chains to hold back his curtains. In his post he said that he cut them in half with coping saw and linked them together and glued them back together. Then stained an put on a clear coat. I hope this helps.
Dave

[jblues71]

If all else fails take averyones advice, put it in a blender, sort it out, then click here. LOL. http://www.carvewright.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2238&highlight=CHAIN+LINK

[usnavybm]

....for the curtains!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you all, now I have it. I appreciate everyone who helped. I'll let you all see the finished project when it's finished! Thanks to all again...

Delmar