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Watching This Bell Caster Use a Special Jig to Smooth the Mold's Core is Wildly Satisfying
Primitive manufacturing know-how at its finest. If you've ever wondered how ancient, pre-industrial churches were able to have gigantic bells with perfect rotational symmetry made for them, here's your answer:
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So how is the outside of the mold made?