Been working on this a few days. It's extremely slow going due to the sheer size involved. I haven't been keeping track of time, but when I've got idle time I'll chain up 15 rings or so at a time. I'm OCD-ing on this so I'm being fairly precise about ring numbers.
It's supposed to be a carrying pouch, eventually. Since I couldn't find a suitable pouch like I wanted earlier, I decided "Fuck this, I'm a Dwarf. I'll MAKE one!" Thus, micromail chainmail pouch, made in European 4 in 1 using 20g 3/32 bright aluminum rings. I haven't counted yet, but I estimate it's about 230 rings at the moment. This is currently grossly undersized. For comparison, there's my driver's license (the back side) and a pair of pliers. It's intended to be 3x5 inches, though likely 3x6 for added comfort and style. What I have now isn't fit for length
or width, and that'd be only half. It needs a front and back side, so it'll be even more enormous when it gets closer to done.
Finished, it'll have a larger belt-type for it, made with normal sized rings. And I'll likely put an image in it as well, since I have the colored rings and I can do an inlay, I could rather easily add some color designs to it. I've decided that what I'm working on is the "back" and that the "front" will include some color. Likely just some blue lines or waves, nothing fancy. I thought about doing some DF ASCII art, but decided against it. Because of the materials involved, but mostly the sheer amount of time, I'd probably sell this for over $100, probably closer to $150. It's extremely tedious work, and I haven't been timing myself but I will on the front side of it. This is beyond normal hourly wage for chainmail too, being micro and that it's very detailed and hurts my eyes to work on, it would cost more for labor than comparative time spent on large rings.