Smithy (noun)

A blacksmith's workshop or forge where metal objects are made or repaired.

Origin:

From middle english 'smyth' (a worker in metal).

Examples:

1. In the old days, a smithy was an important part of every town.
2. He took his broken tools to the local smithy to be fixed.
3. The smithy was hot and noisy, filled with the sounds of metal being pounded.
4. The skilled blacksmiths in the smithy were able to repair anything made of metal.
5. Visitors to the historic smithy were fascinated by the old-fashioned tools and techniques.