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The '''Heavy Furnace''' is an improved version of the [[Furnace]]. It takes 25 ores (or 5 quartz or fire quartz) and 3 [[Coal]] to run it.
The '''Heavy Furnace''' is an improved version of the [[Furnace]]. It takes 25 ores (or 5 quartz or fire quartz) and 3 [[Coal]] to run it.


It saves 40% [[Coal]] in comparison to normal [[Furnace|Furnaces]]. Additionally around half the time an extra bar is produced, when this happens 50% of the [[Coal]] and one sixth of the ore is saved in comparison to normal [[Furnace|Furnaces]].
It saves 40% [[Coal]] in comparison to normal [[Furnace|Furnaces]]. Additionally, 50% of the time an extra bar is produced, when this happens 50% of the [[Coal]] and one sixth of the ore is saved in comparison to normal [[Furnace|Furnaces]].


==Smelting==
==Smelting==
To smelt any ore, equip it and activate the furnace while there is Coal in inventory. Three units of Coal are required for each smelting operation, regardless of the material or duration.
To smelt any ore, equip it and activate the furnace while there is Coal in inventory. Three units of Coal are required for each smelting operation, regardless of the material or duration. Each possible output stack size is equally likely, i.e. ores have a 50% chance of yielding 5 bars and a 50% chance of yielding 6 bars. The output stack size is not affected by daily luck or luck buffs.<ref>See <samp>Data/Machines.xnb</samp> in the game files. The output size is chosen using <samp>MinStack</samp> and <samp>MaxStack</samp>, which are not affected by any modifiers.</ref>
Extra bars might be produced.
 
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|{{duration|90m (1h 30m)}}
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|{{price|250}}
|{{price|275}}
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|{{name|Fire Quartz|5}}
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|{{name|Refined Quartz|15-20}}
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|{{name|Iron Ore|25}}
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|{{price|600}}
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|{{name|Gold Ore|25}}
|{{name|Gold Ore|25}}
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|{{price|1375}}
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|{{name|Iridium Ore|25}}
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|{{name|Radioactive Ore|25}}
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==References==
<references/>


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 02:04, 24 April 2024

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Heavy Furnace
   
It's more efficient than a regular furnace. Requires 25 pieces of ore and 3 coal per use.
Information
Source Crafting
Sell Price Cannot be sold
Crafting
Recipe Source Mining Mastery
Ingredients Furnace (2) Iron Bar (3) Stone (50)

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Heavy Furnace, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Heavy Furnace - Stardew Valley Wiki }} The Heavy Furnace is an improved version of the Furnace. It takes 25 ores (or 5 quartz or fire quartz) and 3 Coal to run it.

It saves 40% Coal in comparison to normal Furnaces. Additionally, 50% of the time an extra bar is produced, when this happens 50% of the Coal and one sixth of the ore is saved in comparison to normal Furnaces.

Smelting

To smelt any ore, equip it and activate the furnace while there is Coal in inventory. Three units of Coal are required for each smelting operation, regardless of the material or duration. Each possible output stack size is equally likely, i.e. ores have a 50% chance of yielding 5 bars and a 50% chance of yielding 6 bars. The output stack size is not affected by daily luck or luck buffs.[1]

Input Output Time to smelt Sells For (Unit) Sells For (Average total)
Bouquet (1) Wilted Bouquet (1) ≤10m data-sort-value="100">100g
Copper Ore (25) Copper Bar (5-6) 30m data-sort-value="60">60g data-sort-value="330">330g
Quartz (5) Refined Quartz (5-6) 90m (1h 30m) data-sort-value="50">50g data-sort-value="275">275g
Fire Quartz (5) Refined Quartz (15-20) 90m (1h 30m) data-sort-value="50">50g data-sort-value="875">875g
Iron Ore (25) Iron Bar (5-6) 120m (2h) data-sort-value="120">120g data-sort-value="660">660g
Gold Ore (25) Gold Bar (5-6) 300m (5h) data-sort-value="250">250g data-sort-value="1375">1,375g
Iridium Ore (25) Iridium Bar (5-6) 480m (8h) data-sort-value="1000">1,000g data-sort-value="5500">5,500g
Radioactive Ore (25) Radioactive Bar (5-6) 560m (9h 20m) data-sort-value="3000">3,000g data-sort-value="16500">16,500g

References

  1. ↑ See Data/Machines.xnb in the game files. The output size is chosen using MinStack and MaxStack, which are not affected by any modifiers.

History

  • 1.6: Introduced.