As a Coppersmith, you will need to master following:

• chemical technologies in metal manufacture
• manipulate copper
• manufacturing of metal household articles
• manufacturing of metal structures
• manufacturing of small metal parts
• non-ferrous metal processing
• smooth burred surfaces
• types of metal manufacturing processes
• work in metal manufacture teams

More generally, a coppersmith is also versed in:

• apply precision metalworking techniques
• apply preliminary treatment to workpieces
• apply smithing techniques
• assess suitability of metal types for specific application
• cast metal
• cold forging
• cut metal products
• design drawings
• ensure correct metal temperature
• forging processes
• manipulate metal
• mark processed workpiece
• operate precision measuring equipment
• produce customised products
• types of metal
• wear appropriate protective gear

It also helps to know the following:

• acting and directing techniques
• admit basic metals to furnace
• concretise artistic concept
• define artistic approach
• extract materials from furnace
• heat metals
• join metals
• load materials into furnace
• maintain furnace temperature
• manage artistic career
• manage artistic project
• operate furnace
• select artistic materials to create artworks
• work independently as an artist
• hot forging
• metal joining technologies