Steam Rock Saw

Steam Rock Saw
(Building)
Location
Compound
Size
16 x 11
Requirements
Steam Mechanics 3
Cost to Build Brass Small Gears 49 Cement 100 Clay Bricks 500 Concrete 500 Firebricks 1,000 Random 3-output gearbox 1 High Pressure Steam Engine 1 Iron Large Gear 1 Iron Medium Gears 7 Lubricating Oil 15 Steel Bars 49 Hard, Rigid, Fireproof Treated Boards 1,000 Water 250

Introduced in T6, this is both an improved and automated Rock Saw and Mason's Bench. A Steam Rock Saw consumes Petroleum.

Production

You first have to configure the hopper to cut the stones or marbles you want. You can cut Cuttable Stones, Medium Stones, Oyster Shell Marble or White Alabaster into Cut Stones, Pulleys, Crucibles, Flystones, Nail Moulds, Marble Dust, or Marble Mortars. Notice that when installing a springbox, the quality of the spring matters a lot. The difference between poor and high quality can be twice the production.

Upgrade Levels

Initial Building

The basic building can be loaded up to 250 Cuttable Stones or Medium Stones.

Cost:

• 1000 Hard, Rigid, Fireproof Treated Boards
• 1 High Pressure Steam Engine
• 500 Clay Bricks
• 1000 Firebricks
• 100 Cement
• 500 Concrete
• 49 Steel Bars
• 15 Lubricating Oil
• 250 Water
• 49 Brass Small Gear
• 7 Iron Medium Gear
• 1 Iron Large Gear
• 1 Random 3 Output Gearbox

First Capacity Upgrade

After the first upgrade, can be loaded up to 500 Cuttable Stones or Medium Stones.

Cost

• 50 Steel Bars
• 500 Hard, Rigid, Fireproof Treated Boards
• 150 Plaster
• 150 Concrete
• 25 Iron Strap
• 100 Octec's Alloy Wire

Second Capacity Upgrade

After the second upgrade, can be loaded up to 1,000 Cuttable Stones or Medium Stones.

Cost:

• 150 Bolt
• 150 Washer
• 100 Steel Bars
• 500 Hard, Rigid, Fireproof Treated Boards
• 25 Iron Bars
• 35 Copper Pipe
• 50 Iron Strap

Other upgrades

Allow Marble cutting:

• 1500 Powdered Diamond