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For smoothing metal. The slightly domed side is used if your metal has previously-applied raising marks that require smoothing. The flat side will refine the hammer marks left by the slightly domed side to a finish that is nearly smooth.
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Used in conjunction with a Raising Stake to form metal into bowls, vases, and other hollow forms. Also useful in planishing subtle, concave shapes.
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For raising small cylinders and concave shapes. The thinner heads allow use in tighter curves for planishing and raising. Also useful for forging and texturing.
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Used to dome metal by hammering the inside of a piece as the metal is supported by a sand bag or a depression carved into wood. Doming a piece of metal before raising permits greater control, because the shape becomes rigid. Also used to create elevated areas by striking the metal from behind, similar to repousse.
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Used to form small raised areas by hammering from the inside in preparation for chasing or general shaping. Imparts a fine, dimpled texture that can vary greatly according to force of impact.
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