Carpentry Shop
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This building becomes available after you have learned the Carpentry 1 (Skill) skill.
Use
The function of a Carpentry Shop is to plane wood into boards; this requires a blade to be installed. With a blade installed and wood in your inventory, you can use the shop to plane boards automatically, which saves a great deal of clicking. Automatic planing will halt if you have less than three wood in your inventory, or the blade is broken and there are no more blades stock in the shop. Note that it's impossible to use automatic planing on more shops than you have automation slots. However, you can auto plane on one shop, and continue to manually plane on other shops without stopping the auto-planing shop. Manually planing carries a small Endurance Timer.
- Make Boards from Wood (Requires Slate Blade, Flint Blade, Bone Blade or Carpentry Blade)
NOTE: Installing a metal blade requires Blacksmithing 0 (Skill) (level uncertain)
Blade Durability
Basic blades have a limited number of uses. Metal Carpentry Blade durability is based on the quality of the blade
| Blade Type | Uses |
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| Slate | 6 |
| Flint | 12 |
| Bone | 20 |
| Metal | Variable based on blade quality |
Board Yield
The number of boards planed per cycle is based on your Carpentry level. The formula is :
| Carpentry Level | Boards/Cycle |
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| 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 2 |
| 2 | 3 |
| 3 | 4 |
| 4 | 5 |
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