Bowch

Hahaha thanks for all the input guys, I'll definitely be sure to keep a whacker close by for trespassers. I've now finished placing sand down and the bricks, it's not perfect but it seems to be pretty level.. For now.. If you guys notice anything seemingly unsafe or something that could be done better I'm more than open to ideas. I'll be removing the middle bar that will get in the way and have a forge/vice/anvil in this area and any other tools in a different garage. Thanks again for the input guys

Hi there team at iforgeiron, I am a recent hobbyist Blacksmith who has taken a few different toolmaking classes and am now beginning to dive deeper into this wonderful world. Recently, I have been allowed a small plot of land on a lifestyle block that I have recently levelled and placed a (very second hand) shed on top of. When finished, it will have sand/brick flooring and the middle bar from the shed will hopefully be removed. I will be buying a forge that is insulated with Kaobrick and a metal casing which is on legs, the forge is from (link removed as per TOS). I'm looking at purchasing the lowboy. I'm unsure of how to raise the forge and wondering id it can be on a wooden workbench, I am also curious if it is safe to have a forge in such a thin-walled tin shed (and that it won't melt the sides!). Apologies for the amateur rambling and much appreciated.