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The Chemistry Bench is an advanced crafting station that functions as an upgrade to the Mortar and Pestle, capable of efficiently making refined batches of goods far quicker than its primitive-tier counterpart.
Usage[]
As the industrial upgrade to the Mortar and Pestle, it is capable of producing refined recipes in bulk, at 2/3 the normal cost.
Since the Chemistry Bench consumes 4 times the materials in a single use, and produces 6 times the materials, and it is 2 times faster to craft in the Chemistry Bench than the mortar and pestle, the Chemistry Bench produces materials at 12 times the rate of the Mortar and Pestle.
For example, crafting 100 Gunpowder in a Mortar and Pestle will require 100 Charcoal and 100 Sparkpowder, and take exactly 1 minute and 40 seconds to craft. In the Chemistry Bench, 100 Charcoal and Sparkpowder will craft 150 Gunpowder, in 12.5 seconds.
Due to its heightened functionality, it requires both a connection to an active power grid and a supply of Gasoline to operate.
Recipes[]
Notes[]
- The Chemistry Bench is treated as a wooden structure and can not be damaged by hands, stone weapons, or non-explosive ranged attacks.
- The following aggressive creatures can not damage the Chemistry Bench:
Araneo
Archaeopteryx
Basilisk
Beelzebufo
Carbonemys
Cnidaria
Compy
Dilophosaur
Dimorphodon
Diplodocus
Direwolf
Dung Beetle
Equus
Eurypterid
Ferox
Giant Bee
Ichthyornis
Insect Swarm
Kaprosuchus
Lamprey
Leech
Meganeura
Microraptor
Nameless
Onyc
Pachy
Piranha
Pulmonoscorpius
Raptor
Sabertooth
Sabertooth Salmon
Terror Bird
Thylacoleo
Titanoboa
Titanomyrma
Velonasaur
Vulture
Painting and Color Regions
The Chemistry Bench is not currently paint-able, however this object may be re-mapped to include paint regions in a future update.
For more information on Paint Regions and how to use them, please view the Dye,
Paintbrush, or
Spray Painter pages.