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A. G. Maisey · 16th March 2018, 02:41 PM

Thank you for your response La Pagaru.

So, you do not know anything at all about the forging process that your smiths use except that some unidentified people have declared that it is much more difficult than the methods used in Jawa and other places?

Is this so?

When you are able to answer my question I will be very interested in just what these extreme difficulties faced by your smiths are.

I do understand that my name might be quite difficult for some non-native speakers of English to write, however, I would truly appreciate your courtesy in trying your best to copy the form of my name that I use in this forum:-

A. G. Maisey

If this is too difficult to remember, may I suggest that you copy and paste?

16th March 2018, 02:41 PM	#22
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 6,697	Thank you for your response La Pagaru. So, you do not know anything at all about the forging process that your smiths use except that some unidentified people have declared that it is much more difficult than the methods used in Jawa and other places? Is this so? When you are able to answer my question I will be very interested in just what these extreme difficulties faced by your smiths are. I do understand that my name might be quite difficult for some non-native speakers of English to write, however, I would truly appreciate your courtesy in trying your best to copy the form of my name that I use in this forum:- A. G. Maisey If this is too difficult to remember, may I suggest that you copy and paste?