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[King Mir]

There are a number of metals that can be relatively easily hammered without a fire, such as tin, lead, and gold. I imagine dwarf children would use those on their mini-forges. Not that dwarves would have a problem with children playing with fire, but it takes some strength to operate a bellows.

[GreatWyrmGold]

I sort of imagine them to be something akin to the Easy-Bake Oven that I totally didn't used to love when I was little.

Meanwhile, I imagine dorf-made mini-forges can actually set things on fire if mishandled played by elves.

These. A easybake oven, but without any safety precautions. And I mean ANY saftey precautions.

Also, it has little hammers and anvils instead of pots or pans.
Can mini-forges be made out of wood?

[brainfreez]

I sort of imagine them to be something akin to the Easy-Bake Oven that I totally didn't used to love when I was little.

Meanwhile, I imagine dorf-made mini-forges can actually set things on fire if mishandled played by elves.

These. A easybake oven, but without any safety precautions. And I mean ANY saftey precautions.

Also, it has little hammers and anvils instead of pots or pans.
Can mini-forges be made out of wood?

can you make them from ice?

[Putnam]

I wonder if anyone's been able to mod in toy desire for dwarven children yet.

*INTERRUPTINGPUTNAM*

Impossible.

[pisskop]

I sort of imagine them to be something akin to the Easy-Bake Oven that I totally didn't used to love when I was little.

Meanwhile, I imagine dorf-made mini-forges can actually set things on fire if mishandled played by elves.

These. A easybake oven, but without any safety precautions. And I mean ANY saftey precautions.

You learn to be safe by encountering !!FUN!!