Primitive Blacksmithing and Trade

In this video, Derik, a primitive blacksmith, works on crafting a camp set in the mountains of Colorado. He heats his forge to 2500 degrees to mold iron and aims to complete four more pieces to trade for the return of his mules. Derik highlights the historical significance and trade value of such handcrafted items. He completes a spoon and plans to gather more metal from a junkyard to continue his project.

What is the ideal temperature Derik heats his forge to for molding iron?

• 2000 degrees

• 3000 degrees

• 1500 degrees

• 2500 degrees

Why is the camp set considered valuable?

• It is made of gold

• It is a rare collectible

• It is a necessary item for pioneers

• It is available at Walmart

What does Derik plan to trade the camp set for?

• A trip to the city

• The return of his mules

• A new house

• A new forge

How does Derik feel about the spoon he crafted?

• It is identical without measuring

• It is not useful

• It is too small

• It is poorly made

Who would appreciate Derik's handcrafted items?

• A city merchant

• A local blacksmith

• A museum curator

• The lady with his mules

What does Derik plan to do after finishing another piece?

• Sell it at the market

• Take a break

• Visit a friend

• Gather more metal from a junkyard