Heating.

Blacksmith heating is the process of using a forge to heat metal (typically iron or steel) to a malleable temperature, making it soft enough to be shaped by a hammer, anvil, and other tools. The forge provides intense heat by burning fuel such as coal, charcoal, or gas, often with the assistance of a forced air supply from bellows or fans to reach the necessary high temperatures for forging and sometimes welding.

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