Efficient Mine

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Efficient Mine Iron Teeth logo.png
Icon
Building
Mine icon.png
Efficient Mine.png
General
Employs miners who extract scrap metal from underground ruins. Innovative design maximizes mining speed.
The Iron Teeth gained the upper paw by being the first to survey the undergrounds.
Terrain Block icon.png
Category
Dimensions
5x5 Height: 3 in the middle
Production
10 Workers icon.png
Basic:
1Treated Plank icon.png Arrow icon.png Production icon.png 1.8h Arrow icon.png 5Scrap Metal icon.png

Efficient:
1 Treated Plank icon.png 2Extract icon.png Arrow icon.png Production icon.png 1.8h Arrow icon.png 10 Scrap Metal icon.png

Internal Storage :
Basic :
30 Treated Plank icon.png Treated Planks
150 Scrap Metal icon.png Scrap Metal


Efficient  :
30 Treated Plank icon.png Treated Planks

60 Extract icon.png Extract

300 Scrap Metal icon.png Scrap Metal
Building Costs
4000 Science icon.png
Bot workplace Work Bot icon.png
1000 Science icon.png
300
450
Main article: Mining.
For the Folktail equivalent, see Mine.


Mine icon.png Efficient Mines are Iron Teeth icon.png Iron Teeth Buildings icon.png Buildings to produce Scrap Metal icon.png Scrap Metal. While mostly identical to the Folktails icon.png Folktail Mine icon.png Mine, the Iron Teeth have figured out a way to use Extract icon.png Extract to double the mining output of Scrap Metal icon.png Scrap Metal.

Construction

The Mine icon.png Efficient Mine can only be built on top of Underground Ruins icon.png Underground Ruins.

Construction chain


Usage

The efficient mine has 2 recipes:

History

  • Update 7
    • Changed Efficient Mine’s basic recipe. The input is now Treated Plank 1x, the output is now Scrap Metal x5.
    • Iron Teeth’s Efficient Mine’s second recipe now has an input of 1x Treated Plank, 2x Extract, and an output of Scrap Metal x10.
    • Efficient Mines now have 10 workers enabled by default, up from 5.
  • Update 6: The entrances are now at ground level.
  • Update 1: Introduced.

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