A forge is a tool used in metalworking to shape or machine metal parts. Forging tools can be made from a variety of materials, such as steel, bronze, copper, or wood. There are a variety of forging tools that can be used for different purposes and applications. Some of the most common forging tools are: Hammers: hammers are used to strike or shape metal. There are many types of hammers, such as caulking hammers, sledgehammers, and hammers, each of which perform different tasks. Anvils: Anvils are solid steel blocks on which the metal is placed during the forging process. They are usually made of wrought iron or steel and have a flat surface and rounded corners and edges. Tongs: Tongs are used to hold or shape the metal during the forging process. There are different types of tongs, such as forging tongs, flat tongs, or round tongs, each designed for specific applications. Forge Embers: A forge ember is a fire used to heat the metal. It can be fueled from charcoal, coal or gas and is usually supported by a blower or fan to produce a high temperature and uniform heat. Forging Aids: Forging aids such as chisels, punches, or scrapers are used to cut or press details or patterns into the metal. Forging tools are used in many different fields, such as blacksmithing, wrought iron, automotive, shipbuilding, aerospace, and many other industries where metalworking is required.