Only through division of labor can these apprentices, who have little forging experience, accumulate experience through repeated work.
Until dusk.
Lynn then summoned everyone back.
The moulding sand dug over these few hours is enough for Ehrelo to make dozens of sand boxes in this one workshop.
Returning to the blacksmith workshop.
Lynn directly instructed Ehrelo to nail a rectangular box based on the chest armor's dimensions.
The chest armor is quite large, about sixty centimeters.
Lynn poured some of the freshly dug moulding sand into the box.
Using an iron hammer, Lynn repeatedly hammered the moulding sand to make it more compact.
After confirming there were no voids, Lynn picked up the semi-finished chest armor made earlier in the day, using it as a model placed into the sand box, then added more moulding sand.
The moulding sand was filled and compacted, forming a cavity in the shape of the chest armor...
The hollow in the middle of the chest armor became the core!
