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made in a similar way as the hind limbs.<br />
The tail is then narrowed into a thick<br />
cylinder with a slightly tapering end, and<br />
it is beaten into a paisley like shape. The<br />
broader portion of the tail is thinner than<br />
the narrower portion. The pattri/rail is<br />
then tilted sideways, and the tail beaten<br />
over its edge to exaggerate its flow. It is<br />
also bent into shape with the help of a<br />
chimta/tongs. Final finishing of the tail is<br />
done in the end.<br />
The head and neck are next to be heated.<br />
Fig. 5.14<br />
Fig. 5.12 The part<br />
forming the tail is being<br />
heated in the furnace<br />
Fig. 5.12<br />
Fig. 5.15<br />
Fig. 5.13 After making<br />
the heated part thick,<br />
it is beaten over the<br />
edge of the pattri/rail<br />
to impart a prominent<br />
curve<br />
Fig. 5.14 Flattening of<br />
the thick part of the tail<br />
Fig. 5.15 Bending the<br />
the wavy tail over the<br />
edge of the pattri/rail<br />
by forging<br />
Fig. 5.16 Slight curve<br />
imparted by the chimta/<br />
tongs<br />
Fig. 5.13<br />
Fig. 5.16<br />
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