Schwarkzkopf, Ernst · New York : J. Wiley & Sons ; London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 248
ART FORGING 231 ball-peen hammer. When it has gradually become narrower, it is placed on the end of a T anvil, as illustrated in Fig. 192, and by the use of a hammer free from all sharp edges or corners, is brought to the shape illustrated at (a) in Fig. 193. ln Fig. 193 at (0d) is illustrated the… … Fie. 193. while the opposite end is shaped in a knob-like form to make it possible to hammer vessels having long necks. This tool is called a snarling tool. Both the T anvil and the snarling tool have a square shank with a shoulder which fits into a hole made in the block.
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