Iron is tough. Anything made from it lasts for generations. Essentially, you must be tougher than the material you are working with. In order to mold iron to your will, you will want to be able to heat it, shape & bend it, cut it to length, drill it, grind it, weld it. Beyond that you are only limited by your imagination. Some professions related to blacksmithing are horseshoeing, auto mechanics and blacksmithing itself, both functional and decorative.
There are some basic skills that you need:
* the ability to work in and around hot conditions * willingness to work in a shop environment
* colour recognition * perseverance There are some skills that you can learn along the way:
* Hammer control * steel temperature from the colour of the steel * where to hit and how hard to hit.
the hammer, because when they are flatting metal it will be esayer
All metal and woodworking tools, including hand, power and machine tools.
cocaine
what kind of tools did the cavemen use.
Black Smiths are artisans who make things out of Iron. They are also usually farriers.
they used wood tools and steel tools and rock or stone tools
a hammer
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miroscop
The answer is a hammer.
forceps
animal bones were used for tools