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What state do metals remain in during deforming and reforming processes?

Solid state

Which tool is used during the hollowing process in beaten metal work?

Bossing mallet

What is the main purpose of planishing in beaten metal work?

Smooths out imperfections

What happens to the edge of metal during the raising process?

It becomes thicker

What must happen to metal before it can be shaped by forging?

Heated until soft and malleable

What is the key advantage of tube bending using formers or rollers?

Prevents buckling or collapsing

At what temperature does stamping or press forming work the metal?

Room temperature

In extrusion, what is the piece of metal being formed called?

Billet

Which component provides the force in extrusion to push metal through the die?

Ram

What equipment creates curved shapes in large scale sheet metal work?

Rollers

What effect does cold forming have on the strength of metal?

Increases strength via work hardening

Which product is an example of complex extrusion application?

Aluminium window frames

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