Forge from Trębowiec

The forge is fully equipped. The interior is dominated by a furnace made of stone bonded with clay and a leather bellows. This set is located opposite the entrance. The entire room is filled with items a blacksmith needs at work. There is a table with two vices under the window. There are blacksmith tools on it, and under it a lot of "szmelc", i.e. iron scrap used during every day forging. Next to it, there is a huge metal drill, a so-called bormachine, attached to the wall. On the wall next to the fireplace there are shelves with tongs and pliers. In the corner, right next to the door, there is a horse engine- a device that arouses widespread curiosity. It is used to pull the rim onto wheels made in a wheelwright's workshop. In the middle of the forge there are anvils with hammers on them. Various objects are placed throughout the room - the effects of the blacksmith's work, e.g. horse shackles, chains, and forged cart parts.