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Fire

The heart of the smithy is the hearth, the forge, the source of heat that makes metal malleable. Without this, very little can be achieved in metal work. This article will discuss fire in detail. Beginning with how to start a fire in a cold hearth, I will later discuss its use and maintenance forContinue reading “Fire”

Posted byWulf's FireOctober 14, 2020October 21, 2020Posted inWorkshopTags:blacksmith, Blacksmithing, fire, fire starting, forgeLeave a comment on Fire

Belt buckle

My wife bought herself some new pants. She intimated to me that she did not possess a suitable belt. So saying I would obtain one, I thought about how I would go about it. I have an adequate supply of leather suitable for making a strap, I lacked only a buckle. While I did happenContinue reading “Belt buckle”

Posted byWulf's FireOctober 7, 2020October 21, 2020Posted inWorkshopTags:Belt, Blacksmithing, Buckle, Iron work, LeatherworkLeave a comment on Belt buckle
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