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The polished forming tools in the rear are called heads. Heads are primarily used for burnishing out dents and are held in the right-angle horses (hanging on the table to the left). Next to the horses to the right are various tools for burnishing out dents and forming. To the left of the horses are forged railroad spikes that make fantastic spoon stakes after being ground and polished. Bar stock is maintained under the table for making new tools. Curious as to what I use to protect my tools against rust? It's carnauba wax.