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Hard materials carving

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    Posted: 6 hours 49 minutes ago at 3:43am
As with the Hard Concrete Drilling post, how does one go about 'Carving, a Iron/Cobalt/Nickel rock into a statue, in the 11th century of Tibet?  Not sure anyone today can do so with primitive tooling, and NO Steel.

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Patience and a lot of hard work using sharp rocks to chip away at it. Similar to the way some of my ancestors made arrow heads and spear points. 
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