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In training a man to use the iron slavers always give him poorer women at first, sometimes having him mark them more than once, until he becomes proficient. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #153)

The standard Kajira mark, as was the house policy, was put upon her. Masters, incidentally, seldom brand their own slaves. To brand a girl well demands a sure hand, and, usually, experience. In training a man to use the iron slavers always give him poorer women at first, sometimes having him mark them more than once, until he becomes proficient. Usually by the fifteenth or the twentieth woman, the man is capable of marking them deeply, precisely and cleanly. It is important for the girl's thigh to be held immobile; sometimes it is held by more than one man; sometimes it is bound to a wagon wheel; sometimes, in the house of slavers, a heavy, vise-equipped metal branding rack is used. The girls are usually branded impersonally, perfunctorily, as cattle. - (Tribesmen of Gor)