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'''Machines:''' [[oven]], [[smelting furnace]], [[grinder]], [[small kiln]], [[glass oven]], [[coal oven]], [[small fire pit]], [[manual grain grinder]], [[millstone]], [[alumina refiner]], [[fire place]], [[small sharpening block]], [[coin press]], [[kiln]], [[stone table]], [[coke oven]], [[primitive smelting furnace]], [[mudhole]], [[spit]], [[gas purifier]], [[gas oven]], [[well]], [[cheese press]], [[deck grill]], [[herb garden]]. | '''Machines:''' [[oven]], [[smelting furnace]], [[grinder]], [[small kiln]], [[glass oven]], [[coal oven]], [[small fire pit]], [[manual grain grinder]], [[millstone]], [[alumina refiner]], [[fire place]], [[small sharpening block]], [[coin press]], [[kiln]], [[stone table]], [[coke oven]], [[primitive smelting furnace]], [[mudhole]], [[spit]], [[gas purifier]], [[gas oven]], [[well]], [[cheese press]], [[deck grill]], [[herb garden]]. | ||
| − | '''Tools:''' | + | '''Tools:''' [[stone hammer]], [[cooking stone]], [[hide scraper]], {{stone pot}}, [[adze]], [[mortar and pestle]], [[brick mould]], [[stone ingot]], [[stone cleaver]]. |
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Stone, like wood is a basic material for making many basic things:
Buildings: building, hall, coaster harbour, lighthouse, stone extension, stone landmark, medium log cabin, large log cabin.
Machines: oven, smelting furnace, grinder, small kiln, glass oven, coal oven, small fire pit, manual grain grinder, millstone, alumina refiner, fire place, small sharpening block, coin press, kiln, stone table, coke oven, primitive smelting furnace, mudhole, spit, gas purifier, gas oven, well, cheese press, deck grill, herb garden.
Tools: stone hammer, cooking stone, hide scraper, small stone pot, stone pot, big stone pot, adze, mortar and pestle, brick mould, stone ingot, stone cleaver.
