Post by Ryutatsu "Sakurai Sword" on Jun 8, 2017 7:39:17 GMT -7
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Tune Tools
Rank: "B"
Skill: Supplementary
Effect: An artisan may use their tools with better proficiency.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: If given materials sufficient to make improvised tools (Component) for their craft, the tools so improvised give no penalty to skill instead of the normal -40. If given a Basic Component for their art, they can spend an hour and hone them into implements that will grant a +10 circumstance bonus to the user's skill. If given Masterwork Component for their trade, they can use the same customization process to allow them to grant +15 circumstance bonus for their own use, though the tools in question will still only grant the normal bonuses to other individuals. For every additional quality the room will grant a +5 bonus while using the Component, giving a +30 for a Perfected Component.
Limit: Must be an Artisan.
Ryutatsu finished the hammer and his ruminations, so set it aside back to where it belongs on the wall. It was time for some of the basic molds that he would commonly use. Also he needed to create the tools for the process known as blanking and piercing. Lancing is a piercing operation in which the workpiece is sheared and bent with one strike of the die. A key part of this process is that there is not reduction of material, only a modification in its geometry.
And he needed the proper tools for that process and so he got to work forging the very tools he needed in the forge. He collected what unusable scrap he could in a rubbish bin in the corner. Sometimes it would just be melted down again for alloy making or in experimentation. But most of the time he would grind the over processed metal into a fine metallic sand. This he had special uses for in combat.
Ryutatsu already carried three pouches of the stuff normally. Here he collected a lot more of it for refills basically. Anyways mind back to the work at hand. He finished a series of tools that he could use in lancing. Now it was to work on a tool for a similar process but different. The process known as perforating is a piercing tooling that involves punching a large number of closely spaced holes.