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'''Ingots''' are [[Crafting|crafted]] items, most of which are obtained through the smelting process of [[ore]]s at a [[furnace]] or an [[Electric Furnace|electric furnace]]. Most ingots have a large variety of uses, including being used to craft metal [[block]]s and [[tool]]s. | '''Ingots''' are [[Crafting|crafted]] items, most of which are obtained through the smelting process of [[ore]]s at a [[furnace]] or an [[Electric Furnace|electric furnace]]. Most ingots have a large variety of uses, including being used to craft metal [[block]]s and [[tool]]s. | ||
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Metal blocks can also be crafted from 5 ingots (with the exception of the silicon ingot and pig iron). | |||
These blocks will also conduct electricity as a substitute for copper wire but is not recommended as it is very | |||
resource-heavy. | |||
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Ingots are crafted items, most of which are obtained through the smelting process of ores at a furnace or an electric furnace. Most ingots have a large variety of uses, including being used to craft metal blocks and tools.
Types of Ingots
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Metal blocks can also be crafted from 5 ingots (with the exception of the silicon ingot and pig iron).
These blocks will also conduct electricity as a substitute for copper wire but is not recommended as it is very resource-heavy.
