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Is that actual bronze casting?
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Looks like it. I've hear it called "coppersmith", since bronze includes copper or "redsmithing", for some reason. I learned recently that beyond the term blacksmith (we all know what they do more or less), there's also whitesmiths (pewter or silver), tinsmiths, and others. Cool stuff either way
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You hand wave this very obvious purpose with some intentionally-bad-faith biblical pedantry.
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I posted this to motivate my fellow brothers and sisters on this site. Your comment makes you sound as if my posting it is bad and you should be embarrassed and rebuked for what you said.
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