Marteau à bascule

Le marteau à bascule est un outil destiné à marteler les loupes ferreuses sur une enclume lors des travaux de forge , mais aussi à fabriquer des plaques de métal .

Fabrication

Un marteau à bascule est composé du marteau en lui-même et de la structure en bois - la base de marteau à bascule et la came en bois. Accessoirement, un frein ou un couple composé d'une transmission et d'un embrayage peuvent être ajoutés pour arrêter le marteau à bascule si nécessaire.

Marteau à bascule

Les matériaux nécessaires pour la tête métallique de l'outil déterminent la méthode de fabrication requise :

• Fonderie (300 unités) : alliages de bronze
• Forgeage (2 lingots) : alliages de bronze, fer

Contrairement aux autres outils, le marteau à bascule n'éprouve pas d'usure, par conséquent, le matériau métallique utilisé pour la tête n'a aucun effet sur le travail de forge. Les métaux utilisables pour la tête du marteau à bascule sont les suivants :

Matériau
Bronze-étain
Bronze-bismuth
Bronze noir
Fer

Une fois la tête fabriquée, le marteau à bascule doit être assemblé dans la grille d'artisanat :

Ingrédients	Recette
Tête de marteau à bascule 8x Planches

Base et Came du marteau à bascule

La base supporte le marteau à bascule proprement dit, tandis que la came connecte le bras du marteau à la transmission de puissance.

Ingrédients	Recette
Base : Marteau Ciseau 3x Planches Résine

Ingrédients	Recette
Came : Marteau Ciseau 8x Planches Axe en bois 4x Résine Graisse

Brake, transmission & clutch (optional)

A brake can be used to completely stop a power train altogether. A transmission instead interrupts a power train temporarily or separates two parts of the train. To use a transmission, a clutch needs to be placed beside it, functioning similar to the brake.

Ingrédients	Recette
Brake: Marteau Chisel Trees Wooden Axle 2x Resin

Ingrédients	Recette
Transmission: Marteau Scie Chisel 8x Planche 2x Angled gears 2x Resin Graisse

Ingrédients	Recette
Clutch: Marteau Scie Chisel 8x Planche 8x Bâton Trees 2x Resin 2x Graisse

Usage

See also Mechanical Power

The helve hammer is used for automated smithing , and is used to automate processes such as working iron blooms and making metal plates. The helve hammer can only be used to process iron blooms into ingots, and to produce iron plates. Helve hammers can also repair iron blooms that are missing voxels due to user error.

Manual Operation

The helve hammer cannot be used without mechanical power, nor can it substitute for the hammer in grid crafting.

Automated Operation

Helve hammers require mechanical power to run properly, and can be quite taxing for the power setup. For more info on power generation & power trains, see mechanical power . With a full complement of sails, the helve hammer will function, albeit slowly, at wind speeds as low as 30%.

• Power Input: The helve hammer must be powered by connecting the incoming axle on the left or right of the toggle and cannot be powered by connecting the axle to the top or bottom of the machine.

1. The helve hammer base should be placed with the long arm of the triangular support and crossbeam facing the direction the player intends to place the hammer. The sloped sides of the base are the back of the block, and the helve hammer will further place directionally. An anvil needs to be placed three blocks away from the base in the same direction, so be sure to have enough free space in front the base.
2. The toggle must be placed adjacent to the helve hammer base, at the upward sloping side towards the anvil. The toggle places sideways, be sure to orient the toggle such that the square frames continue the frame of the helve hammer base. The input axle cannot be placed on the frameless sides of this block.
3. Then add the helve hammer itself onto the base. When placed correctly, the helve hammer will snap with the toggle and should rest on the anvil when not in use. When placed on the base, the helve hammer requires two blocks to move freely through its arc.
4. The brake (optional) can be placed on the opposite side of the axle leading into the base. It can be used to completely stop the whole power train the helve hammer is connected to.
5. A transmission and clutch setup (optional) can be used as a temporary brake or to separate the helve hammer from the rest of the power train. The transmission needs to be placed between the helve hammer toggle and the power input, functioning as an interrupted axle. The clutch can then be placed on its side - only when the clutch is engaged with a right click will the transmission actually transfer power. This setup is especially helpful when working with low power input or a complicated power train, as it allows to disengage the power-intensive helve hammer from the rest of the train if needed.

• Material Input: Blooms or ingots need to be placed by hand on top of an anvil placed under the helve hammer's head. They need to be heated to the appropriate temperature, just as if smithing by hand - however, with high wind power, the helve hammer will potentially take less time then manual smithing would.
• Material Output: Processed items will simply fall off the anvil after they are finished. Since there is no way to automate the Input, there is no profit in automating the Output, as is possible for instance for the quern .

Combat

While the helve hammer has a 3m range, it has no attack power stat and can therefore not be used in combat.

Storage

Unlike other tools, the helve hammer cannot be placed on a tool rack . Helve hammers do not stack in inventory or when placed in containers.

See also

• Mechanical Power
• Forge
• Metal plate

Gallery

Fully assembled helve hammer with optionnal transmission, clutch and brake