Why can't I make my Tinkers Construct iron parts?

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I wanted to make an Iron Hammer but when I put the parts in it didn't let me make the hammer head? Why can't I make my Tinkers Construct iron parts?



Best Answer

You are trying to use a pattern to make the tools. What you need to make is a Smeltery, and then melt down aluminium and copper together to make aluminium brass. Make a normal wooden/stone hammer head and place it on a casting table. Pour out the molten aluminium brass onto the hammer head to create a hammer head cast. You can then pour molten metal (iron, cobalt etc) into the head cast which will make you a metal hammer head. Find out more here




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How do you make iron in tinkers construct?

So, to be able to mine iron, you will need to change the head of your stone pickaxe to a copper head using the tool station. Be aware that when you change the head of a pickaxe, you lose around 5% of your minion level xp. You will need to gain xp once again to get your pickaxe to the iron mining level.

How do you make metal parts in tinkers construct?

Part Builder GUI The Part Builder is used to turn materials into tool parts. A tool part pattern is placed in the left-hand side of the GUI (in one of the slots containing a square). The material to be used is then place next to the pattern....How to use.Part MaterialRequires Smeltery?BronzeYesSteelYesThaumium*-16 more rows



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