This picture demonstrates all the hands-on work occurring at the orthopaedic cast room, where initial fracture treatment has physical form. One of the wounded limbs of the patient is casted with modern lightweight fibreglass, in a procedure conducted by a trained cast technician. This exact technique is critical: it should be hard, immobile, and support the bone fragments exactly in one place so that they do not shift during the healing process and, in addition, should pay attention to the comfort, blood circulation, and joint location. The procedure is a combination of medical skills and craft and is created as a temporary outsourcing to would hold the injury stable over weeks. It is the initial and the most fundamental stage in the non-surgical management of the fracture and it turns the diagnosis into the main recovery tool and provides the background of the bone to heal properly.