Pit kiln: Difference between revisions

== Usage == <!--T:17-->

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* 4-8 pieces of {{ll|fuel|fuel}} (Some of the larger items such as {{ll|Containers|storage vessels}} require 2 layers of fuel to fully cover.).

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*Pit kilns can set surrounding items on fire - including flammable materials, tall grass, low-hanging tree branches, creatures and the player - up to 2 blocks away from the pit. That is why it is recommanded to place the pit in the center of a 5x5 square composed of blocks that cannot grow grass, such as {{ll|packed dirt|packed dirt}} or {{ll|cobblestone|cobblestone}}.

*{{ll|Rain|Rain}} or wet weather can also put out a pit kiln, forcing the player to re-ignite it and wait for the firing to finish again. That is why it is recommanded to place some kind of "roof" above the pit, constructed from any type of solid fireproof block.

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==Fuel efficiency== <!--T:7-->

The following table breaks down length of firing time from igniting the kiln to the finished product being available for {{Using|pick-up}}.  

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