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{{Infobox
{{Infobox
|name        = Heavy Tapper
|eng        = Heavy Tapper
|source      = Crafting
|source      = [[Crafting]]
|season      = All
|season      = All
|recipe      = [[Qi's Walnut Room|Qi's Secret Walnut Room]] for {{price|20|Gem}}
|recipe      = [[Qi's Walnut Room|Qi's Secret Walnut Room]] for {{Price|20|Gem}}
|ingredients = {{name|Hardwood|30}}{{name|Radioactive Bar|1}}
|ingredients = {{Name|Hardwood|30}}{{Name|Radioactive Bar|1}}
|sellprice  = Cannot be sold
|sellprice  = N/A
}}
}}


The '''Heavy Tapper''' is a [[Crafting|crafted item]] that works at twice the production rate of a regular [[Tapper]]. The recipe can be purchased in [[Mr. Qi]]'s Secret Walnut Room on [[Ginger Island]] for {{price|20|Gem}}. It can be placed on a [[Trees|tree]] to produce [[Maple Syrup]], [[Oak Resin]], [[Pine Tar]], or [[Sap]]. It can also be placed on a [[Mushroom Tree]] to produce different mushrooms.
The '''Heavy Tapper''' is a [[Crafting|crafted item]] that works at twice the production rate of a regular [[Tapper]]. The recipe can be purchased in [[Mr. Qi]]'s Secret Walnut Room on [[Ginger Island]] for {{Price|20|Gem}}. It can be placed on a [[Trees|tree]] to produce [[Maple Syrup]], [[Oak Resin]], [[Pine Tar]], [[Mystic Syrup]], or [[Sap]]. It can also be placed on a [[Mushroom Tree]] to produce different mushrooms, but the production rate is not increased compared to a regular Tapper. It can be placed on a [[Green Rain Trees|Green Rain Tree (Type 3)]] to produce [[Fiddlehead Fern]]s. Other types of Green Rain Tree cannot be tapped.


The Heavy Tapper can be removed from a tree by hitting it once with an axe or pickaxe. This leaves the Tapper intact and able to be reused.
The Heavy Tapper can be removed from a tree by hitting it once with an axe or pickaxe. This leaves the Tapper intact and able to be reused. If the Heavy Tapper is on a tree when it is struck by [[Weather#Storm|lightning]], both the Tapper and its contents are destroyed.


If the Heavy Tapper is on a tree when it is struck by lightning, both the Tapper and its contents are destroyed.
Heavy Tappers placed on [[Maple Tree]]s, [[Oak Tree]]s, [[Pine Tree]]s, [[Mahogany Tree]]s, or [[Mystic Tree]]s continue to produce during [[Winter]]. Since [[Mushroom Tree]]s and [[Green Rain Trees|Green Rain Trees (Type 3)]] turn to stumps in [[Winter]], any tappers placed on them produce nothing during that season.


Heavy Tappers placed on [[Maple Tree]]s, [[Oak Tree]]s, [[Pine Tree]]s, or [[Mahogany Tree]]s continue to produce during [[Winter]].  Since Mushroom Trees turn to stumps in [[Winter]], any tappers placed on them produce nothing during that season.
Note that there is no difference between a [[Tapper]] and a Heavy Tapper placed on a [[Mahogany Tree]], since Heavy Tappers only affect production time, and the minimum production time for a tapper is 1 night.<ref name="processtime"/>


==Products==
==Products==
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!class="unsortable"|Image
!Name
!Name
!Description
!Description
!Source
!Source
!Time
!Time<ref name="processtime"/>
!Sell Price
!Sell Price
!Restores
!Energy / Health
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|-
|[[File:Maple Syrup.png]]
|[[File:Maple Syrup.png]]
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|{{Description|Maple Syrup}}
|{{Description|Maple Syrup}}
|[[Maple Tree]]
|[[Maple Tree]]
|{{Duration|4-5 days}}
|data-sort-value="4"|{{Duration|4 Nights}}
|{{Price|200}}
|{{Price|200}}
|data-sort-value="50"|{{Energy|50}}{{Health|22}}
|data-sort-value="50"|{{Energy|50}}{{Health|22}}
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|{{Description|Oak Resin}}
|{{Description|Oak Resin}}
|[[Oak Tree]]
|[[Oak Tree]]
|{{Duration|3-4 days}}
|data-sort-value="3"|{{Duration|3 Nights}}
|{{Price|150}}
|{{Price|150}}
|data-sort-value="-300"|''Inedible''
|data-sort-value="-300"|''Inedible''
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|{{Description|Pine Tar}}
|{{Description|Pine Tar}}
|[[Pine Tree]]
|[[Pine Tree]]
|{{Duration|2-3 days}}
|data-sort-value="2"|{{Duration|2 Nights}}
|{{Price|100}}
|{{Price|100}}
|data-sort-value="-300"|''Inedible''
|data-sort-value="-300"|''Inedible''
|-
|-
|[[File:Sap.png]]
|[[File:Sap.png]]
|[[Sap]]
|3 - 8 [[Sap]]
|{{Description|Sap}}
|{{Description|Sap}}
|[[Mahogany Tree]]
|[[Mahogany Tree]]
|{{Duration|1 Day}}
|data-sort-value="1"|{{Duration|1 Night}}
|{{Price|2}}
|{{Price|2}}
|data-sort-value="-2"|{{Energy|&minus;2}}
|data-sort-value="-2"|{{Energy|&minus;2}}
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|{{Price|250}}
|{{Price|250}}
|data-sort-value="125"|{{Energy|125}}{{Health|56}}
|data-sort-value="125"|{{Energy|125}}{{Health|56}}
|-
|[[File:Mystic_Syrup.png]]
|[[Mystic Syrup]]
|{{Description|Mystic Syrup}}
|[[Mystic Tree]]
|data-sort-value="3"|{{Duration|3 Nights}}
|{{Price|1000}}
|data-sort-value="500"|{{Energy|500}}{{Health|225}}
|-
|[[File:Fiddlehead Fern.png]]
|[[Fiddlehead Fern]]
|{{Description|Fiddlehead Fern}}
|[[Green Rain Trees|Green Rain Tree (Type 3)]]
|data-sort-value="1"|{{Duration|1 Night}}
|{{Price|90}}
|data-sort-value="25"|{{Energy|25}}{{Health|11}}
|}
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==Bugs==
==Bugs==
Common [[trees]] tapped with a Heavy Tapper instead of a regular [[Tapper]] can turn into [[Mushroom Tree]]s in [[Fall]].
* [[Oak Tree]]s and [[Maple Tree]]s tapped with a Heavy Tapper instead of a regular [[Tapper]] can turn into [[Green Rain Trees]] in [[Fall]], whereas this should only have a chance to happen to trees that do not contain any tapper.
 
==References==
<references>
  <ref name="processtime">See <samp>Tree::UpdateTapperProduct</samp> in the game code. Tree type indexes can be deduced by looking at <samp>Tree::loadTexture</samp> and the <samp>Content\TerrainFeatures\</samp> folder.</ref>
</references>


==History==
==History==
{{history|1.5|Introduced.}}
{{History|1.5|Introduced.}}
{{History|1.6|[[Mystic Syrup]] and [[Fiddlehead Fern]] now possible products. Fixed bug where common [[trees]] tapped with a Heavy Tapper could turn into [[Mushroom Tree]]s.}}


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[[Category:Bugs tested in 1.5]]<!--https://forums.stardewvalley.net/threads/bug-tapped-mahogany-tree-turned-to-mushroom-tree.6707/post-39502-->


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[[fr:Récolteur lourd]]
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[[it:Estrattore pesante]]
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[[ja:Heavy Tapper]]<!-- Missed translation, bug already reported on the official forums -->
[[ja:大型樹液採取器]]
[[ko:중형 수액 채취기]]
[[ko:중형 수액 채취기]]
[[hu:Nehéz csapoló]]
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Latest revision as of 18:00, 12 January 2026

Heavy Tapper
Place on a maple, oak, or pine tree and wait for the reservoir to fill with product! Works twice as fast as a normal tapper.
Information
Source Crafting
Season  All
Sell Price Cannot be sold
Crafting
Recipe Source Qi's Secret Walnut Room for data-sort-value="20"> 20
Ingredients Hardwood (30) Radioactive Bar (1)

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The Heavy Tapper is a crafted item that works at twice the production rate of a regular Tapper. The recipe can be purchased in Mr. Qi's Secret Walnut Room on Ginger Island for data-sort-value="20"> 20. It can be placed on a tree to produce Maple Syrup, Oak Resin, Pine Tar, Mystic Syrup, or Sap. It can also be placed on a Mushroom Tree to produce different mushrooms, but the production rate is not increased compared to a regular Tapper. It can be placed on a Green Rain Tree (Type 3) to produce Fiddlehead Ferns. Other types of Green Rain Tree cannot be tapped.

The Heavy Tapper can be removed from a tree by hitting it once with an axe or pickaxe. This leaves the Tapper intact and able to be reused. If the Heavy Tapper is on a tree when it is struck by lightning, both the Tapper and its contents are destroyed.

Heavy Tappers placed on Maple Trees, Oak Trees, Pine Trees, Mahogany Trees, or Mystic Trees continue to produce during Winter. Since Mushroom Trees and Green Rain Trees (Type 3) turn to stumps in Winter, any tappers placed on them produce nothing during that season.

Note that there is no difference between a Tapper and a Heavy Tapper placed on a Mahogany Tree, since Heavy Tappers only affect production time, and the minimum production time for a tapper is 1 night.[1]

Products

Image Name Description Source Time[1] Sell Price Energy / Health
Maple Syrup A sweet syrup with a unique flavor. Maple Tree 4 Nights data-sort-value="200">200g 5022
Oak Resin A sticky, fragrant substance derived from oak sap. Oak Tree 3 Nights data-sort-value="150">150g Inedible
Pine Tar A pungent substance derived from pine sap. Pine Tree 2 Nights data-sort-value="100">100g Inedible
3 - 8 Sap A fluid obtained from trees. Mahogany Tree 1 Night data-sort-value="2">2g  −2
Common Mushroom Slightly nutty, with good texture. Mushroom Tree Varies data-sort-value="40">40g 3817
Red Mushroom A spotted mushroom sometimes found in caves. Mushroom Tree Varies data-sort-value="75">75g  −50
Purple Mushroom A rare mushroom found deep in caves. Mushroom Tree Varies data-sort-value="250">250g 12556
Mystic Syrup A very rare syrup that is said to have magic properties. Mystic Tree 3 Nights data-sort-value="1000">1,000g 500225
Fiddlehead Fern The young shoots are an edible specialty. Green Rain Tree (Type 3) 1 Night data-sort-value="90">90g 2511

Types

Image Name Description Ingredients Recipe Source
Tapper Place on a maple, oak, or pine tree and wait for the reservoir to fill with product! Wood (40) Copper Bar (2) Foraging Level 4
Heavy Tapper Place on a maple, oak, or pine tree and wait for the reservoir to fill with product! Works twice as fast as a normal tapper. Hardwood (30) Radioactive Bar (1) Qi's Walnut Room for data-sort-value="20"> 20

Bugs

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 See Tree::UpdateTapperProduct in the game code. Tree type indexes can be deduced by looking at Tree::loadTexture and the Content\TerrainFeatures\ folder.

History