cooked and warm are of course, indistinguishable. in a mechanical sense, a compressed object goes back to normal when the stress is removed, unless you break i

cooked and warm are of course, indistinguishable. in a mechanical sense, a compressed object goes back to normal when the stress is removed, unless you break it. if the work piece did not go back to its original shape, you arent just conpressing anymore. eg. you are likely "cold working" it instead. if youre applying heat, you might be "forging" or "casting" while applying that compressive force. theyre all quite distinct