Where did pioneer blacksmiths worked?

Answer 1

Almost every town and city would have had a blacksmith. Not only did they create guns and horseshoes, they also creates farm tools, wagon axles and axes for lumberjacks. Life could not function properly without a blacksmith.It was there job to prepair certain item that dealed with metal or wood.

Answer 2

Many, probably most, blacksmiths worked on the manorial estates. There is a lot of call for everything from horse shoes to scythe blades on the manors. The smithies were often at the edge of villages. There may have been smithies in towns, but finer work was done by people with a greater level of specialization that blacksmiths, and so the shops in town would tend to be of a different sort. For example, cutlers made spoons, knives, forks, and other kitchen and dining tools, and armorers made armor, swords, and arrow heads.

Answer 3

At a Smith, Forge, or anywhere they have access to a furnace, and anvil and a hammer.

Answer 4

Blacksmiths originated in the Middle East about 3000 years B.C. They first welded dishware and other such items.

Answer 5

The room where the medieval blacksmith worked was called “forge”, also known as a smithy, and this is where various weapons of hunting and fighting were made in addition to tools for farming.

Answer 6

in a workshop full of fire