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[[Metalwork]], in the [[building trades]], refers to the cutting, [[weld]]ing and [[rivet]]ing of, usually, steel parts of a building.  Most smaller structures, such as homes, have little call for metalwork, but larger buildings, and especially [[skyscraper]]s, are often completely wrapped around internal skeletons of steel beams.  Many [[infrastructure]] projects like [[bridge]]s are likewise heavily dependent on the trade of the metalworker.
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'''Metalwork''', in the [[building trades]], refers to the cutting, [[weld]]ing and [[rivet]]ing of, usually, steel parts of a building.  Most smaller structures, such as homes, have little call for metalwork, but larger buildings, and especially [[skyscraper]]s, are often completely wrapped around internal skeletons of steel beams.  Many [[infrastructure]] projects like [[bridge]]s are likewise heavily dependent on the trade of the metalworker.
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