Blacksmiths

No. He only worked with heavy metal. Iron, bronze. A goldsmith or silversmith worked with gold and silver.

blacksmith have been well paid and they worked with there jorney men or apprentice and to make weapons swords bend mmetal and lots of other things

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Blacksmiths in the 1500's did not have much in the way of specialized clothing. They typically wore wool shirts and pants with a thick leather apron over them in order to protect the clothing and themselves from burns.

A female blackslmith is sometimes called a "Farris".

It is common to see a blacksmith working in a full-length heavy apron, and gloves to protect them from the heat. Also, heavy-duty shoes or boots are also worn over thick pants or jeans.

You have it the wrong way round. The blacksmith created tools for himself and the people who needed them, such as farmers, farriers and millers.

Blacksmith use to make cups for rich people make house shoes and make tool such as hammers anvils and chisels i am doing a report on this so i hope it helps you

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Because forged iron comes out black after being heated in a coal fire.

Step one: Get an ingot or block of desired metal or iron

Step two: Heat it over fire

Step three: Hammer it into shape

Step four: Let it cool

Step five: Grind it to make smooth and sharp

Step six: Cool again, your done!

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you could probally look on google images and find LOTS of ways they dress!

Horse shoes, iron pots, metal hangers, and tools. They would sometime, during times of crisis and/or war, they would make swords, help a gunsmith make guns, and even make buttons for the uniforms, and bullets for the soldiers, and cannon to help the war effort.

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Usually, that would be the task of a locksmith. A locksmith would of course be involved in the creation of locks but also would be most qualified to make the accompanying keys (due to their specialist skills). A blacksmith would at best only be able to replicate existing keys for locks.

Because it was his specialty and he was the greek god of fire and the blacksmith of the immortals

The website "http://www.austintxgensoc.org/calculatecpi.php" calculates the consumer price index, and converts dollar amounts in a given year to the value of those dollars in another year. According to its calculations, $450.00 in 1969 would be equivalent to $2,491.65 in 2007.

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You can repair armor at lots of npcs in the medium to large cities. Look for a character that has an anvil over them when you put the cursor over them.

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Blacksmith's made anything metal. For the poorest peasant up to the grandest king, they made things for them. Nails, swords, daggers, utensils, kitchen supplies, etc. Because there were few of them, they did a lot of work but were favoured and respected. They also made very comfortable livings as one of the top guilds, mostly in cities during the Renaissance. They also had protection, because knights wouldn't be able to armor themselves with swords if their blacksmith was caught prisoner or killed.

The amount of money that a blacksmith was paid in 1790 depended on the piece they made. On average, they made anywhere between $0.25 to $50.00 depending on the work done.

Many of the methods of working with hot iron on an anvil are easier with two hands. That being said the key to being a good blacksmith is in being able to judge how hot the metal is by the colour of it. A one handed person could do this just as well as any two handed person. There are jigs and methods to hold hot steel that don't require you to use you hands. Like any good blacksmith you will make tools that enable you to do your work better and more effiently.

Horses and wagons could not have operated without blacksmiths. Blacksmiths did all the necessary repairs.