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{{Infobox
{{Infobox
|name        = Furnace
|eng        = Furnace
|image2      = Furnace On
|image2spacing = true
|source      = [[Crafting]]
|source      = [[Crafting]]
|ingredients = {{name|Stone|25}}{{name|Copper Ore|20}}
|ingredients = {{Name|Stone|25}}{{Name|Copper Ore|20}}
|sellprice  = Cannot be sold
|sellprice  = Cannot be sold
|recipe      = [[Clint]] in cutscene after collecting 1+ [[Copper Ore]]
|recipe      = [[Clint]] in cutscene after collecting 1+ [[Copper Ore]]
|variations  = [[Heavy Furnace]]
}}
}}
The '''Furnace''' smelts [[Blacksmith|Ore]] into Bars, to be used in several [[Crafting]] recipes. [[Clint]] gives you the blueprint for the Furnace in a cutscene the morning after you collect at least 1 [[Copper Ore]]. Copper ore obtained from geodes, fishing treasure, or purchased from Clint may activate the cutscene, but must be picked up as a single item from the ground to count. You can purchase a single copper ore from Clint on day 1, drop it on the ground, pick it up, and the cutscene will activate the next morning. You must exit your house between 6am and 11:30am to trigger the cutscene.
The '''Furnace''' smelts [[Blacksmith|ore]] into bars, which are used in several [[crafting]] recipes.  
 
[[Clint]] gives the player the blueprint for the Furnace in a cutscene the morning after collecting at least 1 [[Copper Ore]]. Exit the farmhouse between 6am and 11:30am to trigger the cutscene. The Copper Ore can come from anywhere, including from a [[Fishing#Treasure Chests|fishing treasure chest]] or from purchasing it from Clint directly.


If you have not yet met Clint when he comes to give you the blueprint, the meeting will count as an introduction.
If you have not yet met Clint when he comes to give you the blueprint, the meeting will count as an introduction.


A furnace is the reward for completing the {{Bundle|Blacksmiths||y}}.
One furnace is the reward for completing the {{Bundle|Blacksmiths||y}} or {{Bundle|engineers||y}}.


A furnace is used to change a [[Bouquet]] into a [[Wilted Bouquet]].  
The furnace will occasionally make the same sound as placing down [[wallpaper]] or [[flooring]].
 
If the furnace is broken while an item is smelting inside it, then the item will be deleted.


The furnace will occasionally make the same sound as placing down [[Wallpaper|wallpaper]] or [[Flooring|flooring]]
==Smelting==
==Smelting==
To smelt any ore (or [[Bouquet]]), equip it and activate the furnace while there is [[Coal]] in your inventory. One unit of Coal is required for each smelting operation, regardless of the material or duration.
To smelt any ore (or [[Bouquet]]), equip it and activate the furnace while there is [[Coal]] in inventory. One unit of Coal is required for each smelting operation, regardless of the material or duration.


{| class="wikitable sortable"
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Input
!Input
!Output
!Output
!Time to smelt
!Time to smelt<ref name="processtime"/>
!Sells For
|-
|{{Name|Bouquet|1}}
|{{Name|Wilted Bouquet|1}}
|{{duration|≤10m}}
|{{Price|100}}
|-
|{{Name|Copper Ore|5}}
|{{Name|Copper Bar|1}}
|{{duration|30m}}
|{{Price|60}}
|-
|-
|{{name|Bouquet|1}}
|{{Name|Quartz|1}}
|{{name|Wilted Bouquet|1}}
|{{Name|Refined Quartz|1}}
|Instant
|{{duration|90m (1h 30m)}}
|{{Price|50}}
|-
|-
|{{name|Copper Ore|5}}
|{{Name|Fire Quartz|1}}
|{{name|Copper Bar|1}}
|{{Name|Refined Quartz|3}}
|0.5 hours
|{{duration|90m (1h 30m)}}
|{{Price|50}} (x3)
|-
|-
|{{name|Quartz|1}}
|{{Name|Iron Ore|5}}
|{{name|Refined Quartz|1}}
|{{Name|Iron Bar|1}}
|1.5 hours
|{{duration|120m (2h)}}
|{{Price|120}}
|-
|-
|{{name|Fire Quartz|1}}
|{{Name|Gold Ore|5}}
|{{name|Refined Quartz|3}}
|{{Name|Gold Bar|1}}
|1.5 hours
|{{duration|300m (5h)}}
|{{Price|250}}
|-
|-
|{{name|Iron Ore|5}}
|{{Name|Iridium Ore|5}}
|{{name|Iron Bar|1}}
|{{Name|Iridium Bar|1}}
|2 hours
|{{duration|480m (8h)}}
|{{Price|1000}}
|-
|-
|{{name|Gold Ore|5}}
|{{Name|Radioactive Ore|5}}
|{{name|Gold Bar|1}}
|{{Name|Radioactive Bar|1}}
|5 hours
|{{duration|560m (9h 20m)}}
|{{Price|3000}}
|-
|}
==Crafting==
{|class="wikitable roundedborder"
|-
|-
|{{name|Iridium Ore|5}}
!Image
|{{name|Iridium Bar|1}}
!Name
|8 hours
!Description
!Ingredients
!Recipe Source
|-
|-
|[[File:Heavy Furnace.png|center]]
|[[Heavy Furnace]]
|{{Description|Heavy Furnace}}
|{{Name|Furnace|2}}{{Name|Iron Bar|3}}{{Name|Stone|50}}
|[[File:Mastery Icon.png|24px|link=]] [[Mastery Cave#Masteries|Mining Mastery]]
|}
|}


==Furnaces outside the farm==
==References==
{{#lst:Crafting|villagerpaths}}
<references>
  <ref name="processtime">See <samp>Object::performObjectDropInAction</samp> in the game code and <samp>Data\ObjectInformation.xnb</samp> for corresponding items IDs.</ref>
</references>


==History==
==History==
{{History|1.0|Introduced.}}
{{History|1.0|Introduced.}}
{{History|1.3|Added ability to smelt Fire Quartz.}}
{{History|1.3.27|Added ability to smelt [[Fire Quartz]].}}
{{History|1.4|Added ability to craft Wilted Bouquet from Bouquet. Furnaces can now be stacked.}}
{{History|1.4|Added ability to craft [[Wilted Bouquet]] from [[Bouquet]]. Furnaces can now be stacked in a player's [[inventory]] and in [[chest]]s. [[Copper Ore|Copper ore]] obtained from [[Minerals#Geodes|geodes]], [[Fishing#Treasure Chests|fishing treasure chests]], or purchased from [[Clint]] no longer has to be dropped on the ground to trigger the Clint cutscene.}}
{{History|1.5|Added [[Radioactive Ore]] and [[Radioactive Bar|Bar]]. Can be obtained as a reward from the Engineer's Bundle.}}
{{History|1.6|Added as ingredient to [[Heavy Furnace]].}}


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Latest revision as of 20:30, 27 February 2026

Furnace
   
Turns ore and coal into metal bars.
Information
Source Crafting
Sell Price Cannot be sold
Crafting
Recipe Source Clint in cutscene after collecting 1+ Copper Ore
Ingredients Stone (25) Copper Ore (20)

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Furnace, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Furnace - Stardew Valley Wiki }} The Furnace smelts ore into bars, which are used in several crafting recipes.

Clint gives the player the blueprint for the Furnace in a cutscene the morning after collecting at least 1 Copper Ore. Exit the farmhouse between 6am and 11:30am to trigger the cutscene. The Copper Ore can come from anywhere, including from a fishing treasure chest or from purchasing it from Clint directly.

If you have not yet met Clint when he comes to give you the blueprint, the meeting will count as an introduction.

One furnace is the reward for completing the Blacksmith's Bundle in the Boiler Room or Engineer's Bundle in the Boiler Room (Remixed).

The furnace will occasionally make the same sound as placing down wallpaper or flooring.

If the furnace is broken while an item is smelting inside it, then the item will be deleted.

Smelting

To smelt any ore (or Bouquet), equip it and activate the furnace while there is Coal in inventory. One unit of Coal is required for each smelting operation, regardless of the material or duration.

Input Output Time to smelt[1] Sells For
Bouquet (1) Wilted Bouquet (1) ≤10m data-sort-value="100">100g
Copper Ore (5) Copper Bar (1) 30m data-sort-value="60">60g
Quartz (1) Refined Quartz (1) 90m (1h 30m) data-sort-value="50">50g
Fire Quartz (1) Refined Quartz (3) 90m (1h 30m) data-sort-value="50">50g (x3)
Iron Ore (5) Iron Bar (1) 120m (2h) data-sort-value="120">120g
Gold Ore (5) Gold Bar (1) 300m (5h) data-sort-value="250">250g
Iridium Ore (5) Iridium Bar (1) 480m (8h) data-sort-value="1000">1,000g
Radioactive Ore (5) Radioactive Bar (1) 560m (9h 20m) data-sort-value="3000">3,000g

Crafting

Image Name Description Ingredients Recipe Source
Heavy Furnace It's more efficient than a regular furnace. Requires 25 pieces of ore and 3 coal per use. Furnace (2) Iron Bar (3) Stone (50) Mining Mastery

References

  1. ↑ See Object::performObjectDropInAction in the game code and Data\ObjectInformation.xnb for corresponding items IDs.

History