Has HnH gave you the idea to try something IRL

[Geir]

I started playing HnH because of my interests in crafting.

[factnfiction101]

I started playing HnH because of my interests in crafting.

What do you make?

[Geir]

I tan raindeerskins and sheepskins, make cups out of wood, build log cabins...

[fanit937]

I touch the road sign but it didn't give me the opinion to travel?????

[Dill]

I tan raindeerskins and sheepskins, make cups out of wood, build log cabins...

Sounds like some fun, Ive always wanted to make bows and learn black smithing. They both interest me ALOT.

[factnfiction101]

Having a real discussion on the forum is useless. Why don't you guys stop trying to be funny and make an actual post

Questionmark and parchir I think you both need help

[borka]

@Dill

bowmaking you even can start in your living room...http://books.google.de/books/about/The_ ... edir_esc=y - http://www.natureskills.com/survival/bowmaking-basics/, you might check for local scout groups - some do have gathered old equipment for black smithing - and maybe you can join them as "outsider" for just a workshop...

[Dill]

@Dill

bowmaking you even can start in your living room...http://www.natureskills.com/survival/bowmaking-basics/, you might check for local scout groups - some do have gathered old equipment for black smithing - and maybe you can join them as "outsider" for just a workshop...

I've watched plenty of videos about bow making and black smiting alike. I know the basics on both, Thanks for suggesting these things. Its kinda hard finding blacksmiths nowadays because you can't really make a living off of it. Its more of a hobby then anything now.

[dagrimreefah]

Its kinda hard finding blacksmiths nowadays because you can't really make a living off of it. Its more of a hobby then anything now.

Sweet industrialization. You can still get into other fields of metallurgy if you're really interested in it. The world always needs more welders and they make good money ;]

[Dill]

Its kinda hard finding blacksmiths nowadays because you can't really make a living off of it. Its more of a hobby then anything now.

Sweet industrialization. You can still get into other fields of metallurgy if you're really interested in it. The world always needs more welders and they make good money ;]

I've thought about that, It doesn't interest me as much as taking a piece of metal and turning it into something different with pretty much just a hammer and a big hunk of steel.