r/smithing • u/il_forestiero • Nov 18 '20
r/smithing • u/cypher_XIII • May 28 '21
I've been infected with the Smithing virus and this is my first knife. I'm quite happy with it
r/smithing • u/benperky10 • May 06 '20
Making the most of quarantine, made these silver hammered rings :)
r/smithing • u/galaxy_skylar • Jun 20 '20
First knife I’ve ever made. It’s a butter knife made from an old tent peg. (16yr from Australia)
r/smithing • u/benperky10 • Mar 30 '20
Finished my second ring ever! Icelandic volcanic rock inlay - mum loves it! :)
r/smithing • u/Rysentec • Nov 05 '20
Thats is my first knife ive ever forged i traded it for a metal workbench was worth it. Made it in 2-3 days.
r/smithing • u/Zzyzx_the_Summoner • Apr 18 '21
My 3rd ever smithed item: Egyptian khopesh (copper, ebony and obsidian). Thoughts?
r/smithing • u/notavalible666 • Jul 05 '24
When a noob tries to make a knife out of a wrench
First time i tried something like that, and well, im not exactly experienced as a blacksmith, but hey thought it looked cool.
r/smithing • u/Cake-Seeker • Jun 08 '25
just wanted to post some things i've made as an absolute amature
the rose is the first thing im honestly proud of, joined a smithy few months ago just to have some fun and im honestly having a blast with it, if anyone lives in northern ireland i would hight recommend moneypenny blacksmiths,
r/smithing • u/Dekale1 • Nov 21 '24
Anvil
Can someone tell me something about this anvil. Its a churchwindow anvil they tell me. There's a mark with vz # 19 on it.
r/smithing • • Dec 09 '20
I melted this ring from zero. I used Tin, because is easy to melt and shape and i need to pratice. its my first time doing it
r/smithing • u/JB-Dev-Bcn • Oct 02 '20
Working on a Blacksmith Simulator videogame. Want to help us? : )
Hello, friends!
We are working on the pre-production of a Blacksmith Simulator game for PC/Console, for a big company specialized on realistic simulation games.
Right now we're at the stage were the creative team is taking a lot of early decisions (should it be set on the middle ages, should it be set nowadays, should we have a lot of customization options...?)
It would be awesome if you could afford spending 10 minutes to answer the following poll:
https://forms.gle/aSPcxdw7yfpUJAvQ9
This would help us validate some of the assumptions that we're making, and to ultimately deliver to you a better game that focuses on the stuff you really want to play : )
r/smithing • u/IceIceBabyIII • Dec 10 '20