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Revision as of 18:50, 24 September 2005
A smelting furnace, sometimes referred to as a smelter, is a machine used for creating metals from their derivitaves. A primitive smelting furnace can also be used to create iron and bronze, but a smelting furnace is required in order to create aluminium or steel. While smelting furnace takes more resources and time to build than it's primative counterpart, and cannot be built outside, it processes the resources more efficiently; you need less ingredients to create any amount of a metal using it.
Contents
Requirements
Resources Required
Labour Required
- 5
Tools Required
A smelting furnace can only be built inside a building.
Projects
Manufacturing steel (coal)
Output per day of labour
- 700 grams of steel
Required resources
Required tools
Manufacturing aluminum (coal)
Output per day of labour
- 700 grams of aluminum
Required resources
Required tools
- none
Manufacturing alumina (charcoal)
Output per day of labour
- 700 grams of aluminum
Required resources
Required tools
- none
Refining iron ore (coal)
Output per day of labour
- 350 grams of iron
Required resources
Required tools
- none
Refining iron ore (charcoal)
Output per day of labour
- 350 grams of iron
Required resources
Required tools
- none
Manufacturing aluminum (gas)
Output per day of labour
- 875 grams of aluminum
Required resources
Required tools
- none
Refining iron ore (gas)
Output per day of labour
- 525 grams of iron
Required resources
Required tools
- none
Manufacturing steel (gas)
Output per day of labour
- 700 grams of steel
Required resources
Required tools
- none
Smelting bronze (wood)
Output per day of labour
- 500 grams of bronze
Required resources
- 1000 grams of copper
- 100 grams of tin
- 50 grams of phosphorus
- 50 grams of zinc
- 200 grams of wood
Required tools
- none
