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10. After annealing, the metal is soft enough to press again.

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10. After annealing, the metal is soft enough to press again.

9. After all that hammering, the metal is work-hardened, and needs to be annealed.

11. Using the ball stake shown on the left with the heavy planishing hammer to fill out the form of the head.

Author: Steve Shelby
Created on: Friday 1 December 2017
Posted on: Monday 8 January 2018
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