Photo 33 of 42, Brass Cuff Tutorial

If the cuff edges are thick, you could leave it alone at this point. All edges and surfaces have to be very very smooth, like satin, so they do not cut the skin.

Since this is a slightly thin gauge now, it would be appropriate to roll the edge just to make sure. Whenever you put hammer to metal, you are displacing the metal and thinning it, making it subject to being very sharp, and possibly splitting.

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If the cuff edges are thick, you could leave it alone at this point. All edges and surfaces have to be very very smooth, like satin, so they do not cut the skin. Since this is a slightly thin gauge now, it would be appropriate to roll the edge just to make sure. Whenever you put hammer to metal, you are displacing the metal and thinning it, making it subject to being very sharp, and possibly splitting.
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