

🔥 Forge your legacy with vintage flair and modern muscle!
The Simond Store Blacksmith's Forge is a compact, vintage-style coal forge made from durable alloy steel, designed for knife making and small blacksmithing projects. Featuring a hand blower with a pedal-type handle, it quickly reaches welding temperatures while remaining portable at just 11 pounds. Easy to assemble and operate, this forge blends retro aesthetics with practical functionality, perfect for professionals and hobbyists seeking authentic forging experiences in a manageable size.














| ASIN | B099NJR31V |
| Best Sellers Rank | #77,780 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #378 in Barbecue Tool Sets |
| Brand | SIMOND STORE |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (243) |
| Finish Type | Painted |
| Fuel Type | Wood |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 11 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Simond Store |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 15"D x 15"W x 8"H |
| Shape | Round |
| Style | Vintage |
J**R
Pretty good!
I use this along side my propane forge and while both have singed my hair pretty badly, I’d say if you aren’t looking to be fighting the fire, don’t use something like lump charcoal. I’m more of a coast efficiency man, so I’ll just let it burn me. All and all it’s constructed great and works perfectly. I mounted mine onto an old stool (totally not thinking it through when mounting something that would reach a few thousand degrees on wood) with some steel and screws, works good. This is perfect for smaller projects, but if you lean it on something or lay your metal on top of a massive mound of coal you could get bigger ones to work, just make sure to bring a shield, the air out put throws sparks up if you’re using lump coal. Seriously, if you don’t wanna get your hair burnt, holes seared into your pants no matter how many you have on, or have a make-out session with flying sparks, use some cleaner coal like coke. It’s more money, and I’d rather suck face with something burning my lips than spend an extra 20-30 dollars, but if that’s something you don’t wanna do you can get better coal.
O**N
Crude, small, but does the job!
If you're expecting a highly finished piece of first-world industrial craftsmanship, this may not be for you. However, if you want a very portable, effective, tiny forge that fires up quickly for small projects, demos, etc. this thing is the nuts! Will easily reach welding temp (for smaller projects), can double as a cook stove with the folding pot supports, and otherwise, handy enough that one could (almost!) backpack with it! Obviously, not a forge for swords, gates, felling axes. and may work some mods to it after more use but this forge definitely will fill a niche for me. (Have been smithing since the 1980's and have several modern and historic-type forges of varying sizes).
S**E
This product is exactly as advertised
I unboxed this forge today and it was well packaged; for a mini forge it is a good buy. It has a pretty large bowl that is cast iron; The blower works well with everything put together; that is also cast. This is a great forge for small projects and you could use the bowl on a larger forge but the blower is only for when its put together. The blower will not work for a larger forge you will need a bigger blower. I'm very pleased with this product. So I fired up this forge today and I love this thing, i threw some coal in it and if I wanted to i could have forge welded with this little thing it's awesome
M**9
Not worth the price
Handle broke after one use. Very hard to get coal or wood hot enough for smithing. Do not recommend.
K**D
Good starter
It is a nice little forge. If you get it you need locking washers as the bowl and blower will come loose from the base while operating it. But it makes a great starting forge.
T**N
Small bowl but gets hot fast
Purchased for my son for his birthday. We bought smithy coal last year and thought we would be able to buy a forge. The ones we found were so expensive and in poor condition. I found this online and thought it was a good price point to see if this would be a really hobby or a passing interest. We put it together, loaded it with coal and fired it up. With the blower on it he was able to get some square rod hot pretty quick. He made a S hook and another hook for holding hanging baskets.
T**E
Tiny with a poorly built blower assembly
It's very small comes with an open ended wrench the wrench is 12 and 13mm however the bolts that came with it are 10mm. The hand blower works but sounds like it's already worn out. I don't expect it to last long. The Bowl is sturdy but small it will be just big enough to heat small knives. It's very disappointing I will share images once I have it in use
M**L
Looks cute works good
When I opened this up, I thought is this a toy? I put it together added some charcoal and yeah, not a toy. A bit of a learning curve, new to blacksmithing but add enough charcoal nice and steady on the blower and you can get yellow heat in just a few minutes on 3/8" round bar. Still learning but this is a good little starter forge.
D**S
We've always used a propane forge, charcoal is more challenging.
C**S
Funktion ist gegeben mit der richtigen kohle und Zeit , nur für kleine Sachen
J**E
Funktioniert wie beschrieben, muss nur vor Inbetriebnahme gut geölt werden
D**E
Considering it's size it was fun to make small projects, it was easy to carry and set up and easy to light using charcoal, and was ready to forge in a short time.
M**R
This is a cute toy,don’t know why the hell I bought it….
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