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			There are different ways to remove the ukiran and those methods are described in the forum before. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	The first one is putting the keris in the furnace and heat the blade and ukiran. Control it well and try gently to turn off the ukiran. Another method is to heat the blade with a candle just at the base beneath the gonjo. That will warm up the pesi. Glue or resin will become soft again and release the ukiran.  | 
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