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Old 24th January 2025, 04:10 AM   #8
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I'm fascinated at the degree of skill that must be needed to carve steel to produce such delicate features as the upper "lip" of the sogokan, as shown in Alan's elevation view sketch, considering the limited space within the sogokan channel and the need to consistently carry that lip for the length of the sogokan.
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