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== Live Action TV ==
* ''[[How It's Made]]'', which is basically a half hour of these. Similar titles include ''Factory Made'', ''How Do They Do It?'', and subversion, ''Deconstructed''.
* ''[[Hercules: The Legendary Journeys]]'' often featured these.
* In ''[[Sharpe|Sharpe's Sword]]'', after the titular character's sword is broken and he is grievously wounded, Harper convinces a priest (who was quite a swordsman, in his day) to give him one of the priest's collection of old swords, so he can fix it up into a proper replacement.
* Villain example in ''[[Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger]]'': Bandora's goons and a kidnapped child named Shigeru forge Durandal for [[Monster of the Week|Dora Knight]]. The sword will not harm its maker, making the Zyurangers have to bring Shigeru aboard Daizyujin in order to win the battle.
* Neal of ''[[White Collar]]' does this gratuitously and often. He's usually forging a painting, but the season two episode "When in Burma" has him forging a ruby in a nice wifebeater.