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- Blacksmith - Wikipedia
A blacksmith is a metalsmith who creates objects primarily from wrought iron or steel, but sometimes from other metals, by forging the metal, using tools to hammer, bend, and cut (cf tinsmith)
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Find Blacksmiths near me at Blacksmiths of America Filter by architectural ironwork, bladesmiths, classes, and more Connect with local smiths today!
- Dragons Breath Forge - Custom Blacksmith - Knives Swords
Dragon’s Breath Forge is a bladesmithing collective owned by Jamie Lundell, Matthew Parkinson, and Matthew Berry–Three experienced bladesmiths with a passion for the craft They are all Forged In Fire champions We hold ourselves and all our artisans to high standards of quality, design, and performance
- Welcome to Blacksmith Supply | Virginia’s #1 Blacksmith Supplier
Blacksmith Supply is a blacksmith shop in Virginia that carries a variety of blacksmith tools including anvils, chisels, forges, tongs and more!
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Find quality blacksmithing tools, forging supplies, and more at Blacksmiths Depot! We stock a variety of equipment, from anvils to tongs and vises
- What Do Blacksmiths Make Today? - ToolsOwner
Today, blacksmiths are responsible for the creation of many iron and steelworks, both classic and modern See a complete list below: Weapons – knives, daggers, swords, spears, arrowheads, etc
- Blacksmith | Metalworking, Forging Toolmaking | Britannica
blacksmith, craftsman who fabricates objects out of iron by hot and cold forging on an anvil Blacksmiths who specialized in the forging of shoes for horses were called farriers The term blacksmith derives from iron, formerly called “black metal,” and farrier from the Latin ferrum, “iron ”
- Blacksmithing 101: How to Start Blacksmithing - The Crucible
Blacksmithing is the art of forging metal using tools like a hammer and an anvil to make objects, like hinges, nails, hammers, and more It was a common practice before the industrial revolution when most towns had their own town blacksmith shop, also known as a “village smithy ”
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