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Copper is quite soft metal. To make a bracelet a blacksmith put chunks of copper into a long and thin tin and place it into the fire to melt down that the metal fill in the tin. Then cools it down with water and decorate it with cuts.

He does not use such forms to shape an arrowhead. The blacksmith just keeps putting the metal back into the fire, use the bellows and heat it until it is red hot and then he can shape it a lot easier. Then he takes a piece of steel or iron and just bang it into a shape.

It is a very primitive metalwork he is doing, he does not use any advanced technique when you cool the metal rapidly then heat it up, cool it again at very specific temperatures.



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