No, not in colonial America anyway. All of the metal had to be hand hammered into shapes. Re-heated and cooled several times over. Because of this getting any kind of metal work done was mind blowingly expensive. In fact, when a family moved they would take all of their locks and doorknobs with them because often they were the most valuable things they had.
A farrier's job is very similar yet today. Talk with any 50 year old farrier and they will talk about their bad backs, scars from horses that didn't want their shoes and other terrible stresses of the job. The $300 an hour he makes though shoeing horses makes up for alot of troubles....
how did colonial blacksmith "James Anderson get his job?"
a dentist
A farrier made horse shoes and other iron implements - a blacksmith. The word comes from a Latin word for iron.
Not at all! Blacksmiths were honored and respected. They made valuable tools and repaired them, and the smith was an important man in the village.
It means 'iron' or 'ironworker'(blacksmith). It means 'iron' or 'ironworker'(blacksmith).
just switch your job to blacksmith, it's that easy
how did colonial blacksmith "James Anderson get his job?"
He never was a blacksmith
Yes.
A blacksmith... I guess :/
You can't really become a blacksmith but there will be job openings for it occasionally where you could work as one.
The father of Michael Faraday was a blacksmith.
You become a saddler on level 8.
Well, its pretty easy . Count to 34 and you will get the answer .
The father of Michael Faraday was a blacksmith.
If you mean did the blacksmith hire people? The answer is no. They may apprentice a young man as a blacksmith or train their own child, but they really didn't hire people to work for them. The society was not as mobile as we are today and people were born to a position and stayed there, so very few people moved from job to job.
Colonial Blacksmiths are known to be the most important job in history & if you had a toothache (if your dad was a colonial blacksmith) he would get his tongs and pull out the tooth that is hurting.