Processes

Casting

• Foundry
• Crucible
• Green Sand
• Lost Wax
• Lost Foam
• Refractory
• Investment (casting)

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Forge Work

• Forge Weld
• Anvil
• Forge
• Anneal(ed)
• Pitchrell
• Hardy
• Hardy Hole
• Chipping Block
• Caurberizing
• Oxidising
• Furnace

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Blade Craft

• Tang

Welding

• Arc Welding
• MIG Welding
• TIG Welding
• Acetylene Welding

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Shop Work/Tools

• Lathe
• Milling Machiene
• Drill Press
• Shaper
• Shear
• Bender

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Measurment

• Points(of carbon)
• Ductile
• Mallible
• Hardness
• Hardenanbility
• Air Hardening
• Water Hardening
• Oil Hardening
• Work Harden
• Case Harden
• Brittle Failure
• Grain Size
• Grain Orientation

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Steel

• Grading(of hardware)
• Steel Abbreviations
• Mild Steel
• Cold Rolled Steel
• Stainless Steel
• Carbon Steel/Tool Steel

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Other

• Draw
• Hand Scrape (flatness)
• Pitch
• Rivit
• Blue Brittle
• Etch
• Peen

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