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This document discusses various metal forming and fabrication methods. It covers different types of metal stock, tools used for wastage, and fabrication techniques like soldering, brazing, and welding. It also discusses different types of adhesives that can be used for bonding metal substrates as an alternative to thermal joining. Mechanical fixings like nuts, bolts, and riveting are mentioned. Deformation processes like sheet metal forming and casting are covered. Forging and specific examples of forging an axe are highlighted. The aluminum can forming process is detailed through the various steps. Additional related videos on metalworking techniques are also provided.
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