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[[File:Bloomery_with_items.png|right|200px]] [[File:Bloomery_ignited.png|right|200px]] Smelting items in a bloomery requires high temperature [[fuel]] and the desired item to process. A bloomery holds enough ore nuggets to make a maximum of 6 iron blooms (or other metal ingots) from 120 nuggets, or 12 glass blocks from 24 quartz, along with up to | [[File:Bloomery_with_items.png|right|200px]] [[File:Bloomery_ignited.png|right|200px]] Smelting items in a bloomery requires high temperature [[fuel]] and the desired item to process. A bloomery holds enough ore nuggets to make a maximum of 6 iron blooms (or other metal ingots) from 120 nuggets, or 12 glass blocks from 24 quartz, along with up to 6 pieces of fuel. The bloomery does not have to be completely filled to fire it, but both the ores to be smelted and the fuel to complete the smelting process must be added to start the process. The bloomery does not have a GUI. A player may read the description of the items currently in the bloomery by aiming the white crosshairs at the base block. The interface window should display any currently loaded contents when the block info GUI is enabled (press 'B', by default). | ||
# '''Loading the bloomery''': Aim at the bloomery base and {{Using|place}} the item, e.g. quartz, into the base. Be sure to add fuel as well, but only after the ores or quartz. {{SneakClick|Sneaking}} while loading items allows players to place multiple items (5) into the bloomery base. | # '''Loading the bloomery''': Aim at the bloomery base and {{Using|place}} the item, e.g. quartz, into the base. Be sure to add fuel as well, but only after the ores or quartz. {{SneakClick|Sneaking}} while loading items allows players to place multiple items (5 at a time) into the bloomery base. | ||
# '''Firing the bloomery''': To ignite the bloomery and begin smelting, {{Using|use}} a [[torch]]/[[fire starter]] on the base. After a few seconds smoke particles should begin to rise from the chimney, and the hole in the base block will glow and spark. | # '''Firing the bloomery''': To ignite the bloomery and begin smelting, {{Using|use}} a [[torch]]/[[fire starter]] on the base. After a few seconds smoke particles should begin to rise from the chimney, and the hole in the base block will glow and spark. | ||
# '''Harvesting the bloomery''': After 10 hours the smelting process is completed | # '''Harvesting the bloomery''': After 10 hours the smelting process is completed; break the bloomery blocks to gather the product. Breaking the bloomery does not require a tool and will drop some fire bricks to be used in crafting another bloomery. | ||
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|Icon=Grid Charcoal.png | |Icon=Grid Charcoal.png | ||
| | |Since version 1.12.10, the bloomery automatically prevents you from inserting more fuel than necessary and refuses to ignite if there is not enough. | ||
The bloomery accepts charcoal, bituminous (black) coal and anthracite - or generally any fuel that burns with at least 1200°C, for at least 30 seconds. | The bloomery accepts charcoal, bituminous (black) coal and anthracite - or generally any fuel that burns with at least 1200°C, for at least 30 seconds. | ||
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