Smith's Top and Bottom Tools: Punch, Drift, Hardy, Fullers, Chisel and Swage

Bottom tools have a square shank that drops into the anvil's hardy hole; top tools have a handle and are held on the work and struck. The hardy cuts hot stock laid over it, the fuller's rounded nose spreads metal, the punch makes a hole and the drift opens it to size, the hot chisel cuts from above, and the bottom swage rounds bar in its groove. Forge them all from tool steel. The picture: a smith at the anvil, a hardy standing in the hardy hole.