Difference between revisions of "Iron ore"
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| − | Made by crushing either [[hematite]], [[magnetite]] or [[taconite]] on either a [[stone table]] or [[work bench]] using either a hammer ({{hammer}}) or sledgehammer ({{sledgehammer}}). | + | Made by crushing either [[hematite]], [[magnetite]] or [[taconite]] on either a [[stone table]] or [[work bench]] using either a hammer ({{hammer}}) or sledgehammer ({{sledgehammer}}). |
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| + | Hammers and sledgehammmers are not interchangeable in crushing projects. A project with a sledgehammer will process twice as much material per day. | ||
Used for making [[iron]] in a [[smelting furnace]] or [[primitive smelting furnace]]. | Used for making [[iron]] in a [[smelting furnace]] or [[primitive smelting furnace]]. | ||
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| + | ==Comparison of iron ore from different minerals== | ||
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| + | {| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto" | ||
| + | ! Material !! Amount needed for <br>1kg of iron ore !! Yield for 1 day of mining !! Amount of iron ore from <br>1 day of mining !! Processing time<br>(with sledgehammer) | ||
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| + | | [[hematite]]|| 1428.5g || 750g (manual)<br>6000g (fastest) || 525g (manual mining)<br>4200g (fastest mining) || .5 days<br>4 days | ||
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| + | | [[magnetite]] || 1388.9g|| 750g (manual) <br>6000g (fastest) || 540g (manual mining)<br>4320g (fastest mining) || .25 days<br>2 days | ||
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| + | | [[taconite]] || 1538.5g || 1500 (manual)<br> 12,000g (fastest) || 975g (manual mining)<br>7800g (fastest mining) || .75 days<br>6 days | ||
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| + | Note: Processing time with regular hammer is double the number of days. | ||
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Made by crushing either hematite, magnetite or taconite on either a stone table or work bench using either a hammer (stone, bronze or regular hammer) or sledgehammer (sledgehammer or bronze sledgehammer).
Hammers and sledgehammmers are not interchangeable in crushing projects. A project with a sledgehammer will process twice as much material per day.
Used for making iron in a smelting furnace or primitive smelting furnace.
Comparison of iron ore from different minerals
| Material | Amount needed for 1kg of iron ore |
Yield for 1 day of mining | Amount of iron ore from 1 day of mining |
Processing time (with sledgehammer) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| hematite | 1428.5g | 750g (manual) 6000g (fastest) |
525g (manual mining) 4200g (fastest mining) |
.5 days 4 days |
| magnetite | 1388.9g | 750g (manual) 6000g (fastest) |
540g (manual mining) 4320g (fastest mining) |
.25 days 2 days |
| taconite | 1538.5g | 1500 (manual) 12,000g (fastest) |
975g (manual mining) 7800g (fastest mining) |
.75 days 6 days |
Note: Processing time with regular hammer is double the number of days.
