How to make dangerous sword from materials available in the forest

[rickychen]

Today, when swimming in a stream, two aborigines saw some pieces of iron. They decided to collect these pieces to make a sword.
This is how they made the sword: Firstly, they set a fire, using charcoal and stove. Next, use a pot to gather clay on stream’s bank to make a flame. Then, melt the iron, and pour it into the flame to shape the sword. Dry sword below sunlight for some hours. After that, dip the sword into water. Finally, use a stone to sharpen the sword.
This sword can be used for hunting and self-defencing.

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[cbond3318]

I feel like I may get a virus responding to this but that looks like aluminum?

[runamuk]

I feel like I may get a virus responding to this but that looks like aluminum?

Looks very aluminum

[TRD1911]

That also looks like a phillipono