Kids' creativity, as measured by the most recent Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking scores, has been sliding since 1990, most noticeably among our younger students. Reduced music and arts education is cited as a key factor.
I like to use the 'demolition grade' blades. They ll cut wood, metal, plaster, wire, or pretty much anything you d care to throw at them. They're made from decent carbon steel that will take and hold an edge rather well. When bought in packs of a dozen, they can be had for about a buck each.
Answer by Hobbsy13. Confidence votes 25.0K. A forged iron is one which is made out of a softer material and is continually stamped into shape, then finish by hand and with chrome plating. This gives the club a much softer feel. It differs from most other clubs which are cast.