TheWoodsman

I've heard of certiain chisel looking peices that cut steel but how do you know which ones to cut while hot vs cold. Thanks...and i know i am a real beginer

what site?

Think you can show me a few picks, thanks

I just like times that were before me, anything 1700's and before i like so i'm into stuff like making longbows, blacksmithing and using no power tools, no specific era but thanks for the help.

yeah man broadheads, any ideas

fixed it, thanks

Alright, i want to get into blacksmithing, but still want to be able to transport my equipment. I figured i could start small and build my skills making bow tips (because i make longbows), and steel rings to put around flutes ( becuase i'm making them too) and maybe knives. I was hoping you guys could give me some insight as to what i need to do this. First steel, then smaller anvil( can you help me on this what is a good size that has good surface area, but not to heavy),hammers, tongs, and somekind of small forge ( this is where i need the most help, making a "small forge".) Thanks P.S. how would i make arrow heads. something like this http://www.longbowandarrow.co.uk/hector-cole-arrowhead-short-type-10-533-p.asp current list a 2lb. ball-pein hammer? pair of tongs small steel 5-10 anvil firepit with bellow for forge? or does anyone know of small portable one small%2