StoneQuarry: Stone Cutting Guide
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Stone Cutting Guide
There is never too much stone
First, create a stone slab. With each piece of stone removed, you will receive a stone slab that you can use to obtain different types of stone.
There are four tools for this:
Finishing chisel - when used on a slab will give polished stone.
Wedge chisel - when used on a slab will give bricks.
Rough cut chisel - when used on a slab will give rock.
Rubble hammer - when used on a slab will give stone.
If you want to get sand or gravel from stone, or you just need a lot of storage, then take a look at Rubble Storage
There is never too much stone
First, create a stone slab. With each piece of stone removed, you will receive a stone slab that you can use to obtain different types of stone.
There are four tools for this:
Finishing chisel - when used on a slab will give polished stone.
Wedge chisel - when used on a slab will give bricks.
Rough cut chisel - when used on a slab will give rock.
Rubble hammer - when used on a slab will give stone.
If you want to get sand or gravel from stone, or you just need a lot of storage, then take a look at Rubble Storage