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Brant & Cochran team member Tanner Wilcox works on an ax head Tuesday at the South Portland business. To the right is a gas forge, which is being replaced with a new induction forge that will cut down production time and better allow Brant & Cochran to keep up with customer demand. Drew Johnson / The Forecaster
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Brant & Cochran team member Tanner Wilcox works on an ax head Tuesday at the South Portland business. To the right is a gas forge, which is being replaced with a new induction forge that will cut down production time and better allow Brant & Cochran to keep up with customer demand.
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Co-owner Barry Worthing displays a double bit ax.
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Brant & Cochran co-owner Steve Ferguson demonstrates the company's new forging press, which is used to shape the ax heads.
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The company's new induction forge will cut down one part of the production process from 25 minutes to less than 2 minutes.
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Steve Ferguson, left, and Barry Worthing said it was an honor to be the first business to take home South Portland's Maker of the Year Award.
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The Brant & Cochran shop at 110 Breakwater Annex in South Portland.