The structure of the Blacksmith Shop can use mortise and tenon joints to build a wooden house.
It's relatively simple.
The forging area is much more difficult.
It requires enough space to place the furnace, anvil, and various tools for forging.
The furnace must be built with a mixture of stone and clay, otherwise, it simply won't withstand the high temperatures from the intense burning of charcoal.
To forge, the temperature of the iron blocks must reach at least eight hundred to a thousand degrees.
As for the charcoal, Lynn doesn't have to worry.
The earth kiln used before to burn charcoal is still usable, and there are piles of arm-thick branches for building the wooden house, enough to burn charcoal for forging.
Buzzing!
Lynn held the Iron Saw in his right hand, constantly pulling it back and forth, cutting the Pine Wood log underfoot.
Five burly men were also building according to Ehrelo's requirements for the Blacksmith Shop.
