True or False?
The only way an artist can work with metal is to heat it to a liquid state?

Is this homework?

Ever watch a blacksmith? Now go do your homework!

How are rings made? How are horseshoes made?

What about a braclet.

Was this for a test? Probably too late then, but I was a metalsmithing minor in college. So... false. You only heat to liquid, if you are casting something. Most everything else is fabricated/built up. Soldered. Pounded into shape. You heat it frequently to anneal it, and keep it flexible while shaping, but never hot enough to become liquid... because it will eff your work (make it brittle).