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Old 28th April 2008, 05:27 PM   #16
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Yes Mark. The basic design can be punched into a semi hard material, punched out from behind so to speak but one can work from the front all depending on the work. My colleague's and I would tend to see chasing as a cutting embellishment. However using the old English term explained by Alan, chasing would be punching in under cuts from the front and where needed making detailing cuts to the surface but I am not really an expert.
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