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No
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Small
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| Weight ⚖
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Medium
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terrafirmacraft:item.16627, 16629 - 16636, 16638
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Obtaining
Stone Hammer
Stone Hammers in order of increasing durability: Sedimentary, Metamorphic, Igneous Intrusive, Igneous Extrusive. Stone Hammers can only be crafted with a stick as the handle.
- Main article: Rock
| Knapping out the Hammer Head.
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Finishing the Hammer.
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Metal Hammer
Metal Hammers can only be made from tool metals. They can be cast in ceramic molds, or worked on a metal anvil.
Casting
- Main article: Casting
Bismuth Bronze, Black Bronze, Bronze, and Copper Hammers can be cast using a Vessel or a Ceramic Mold instead of working on an anvil.
Ceramic Mold
| Making the Clay Tool Mold
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Firing the Mold
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Vessel
Place an empty or partially filled Hammer mold into the slot to fill it with metal from the vessel. It takes 100 units of metal to completely fill an empty Ceramic Mold. The text in the vessel's GUI will be updated to show the amount of metal remaining in the vessel.
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| Copper
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Unshaped Ingot
To fill the Hammer mold from a ceramic ingot mold, right click the liquid unshaped ingot to open the casting interface:
Put the ceramic Hammer mold in the second input slot and wait for the filled mold to finished.
| Removing the Head from the Mold
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Finishing the Hammer
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Smithing
- Main article: Working
Hammer Heads can also be crafted by using ingots on an anvil with a hammer. This is the only option for higher tier metals that cannot be cast. The durability depends both on the metal used and the skill of the smith forging the tool.
Smithing the Hammer Head
Finishing the Hammer
Usage
Hammers are used to work metals on an anvil, smash Chalk, Dolomite, Limestone, Marble stones and Borax to create flux and to use the chisel to work the different stones (Both the hammer and the chisel must be in the hotbar. When using the hammer with the chisel, it does not take damage, unlike with the chisel). Hammers may also be used to break logs, yielding 1-3 sticks. While the hammer is not technically a weapon, it can be used to deal crushing damage at the cost of using twice the durability per hit, making it the only stone-age tool that is effective against skeletons.
Borax
| Hammer & Borax
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Hammer & Flux-stone
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Stone hammers are no longer consumed upon making flux, and the only difference between stone and metal is the total durability.
Achievements
- Main article: Achievements
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Achievement
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In-game description
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Prerequisites
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Actual requirements (if different)
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Paleolithic!
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Knap a stone tool to enter the Stone Age
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Definitely a rock
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Hammer Time
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Make a stone anvil
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Paleolithic!
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Right click with a hammer on top of a raw igneous stone block.
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History
| Beta |
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| v1f | Stone hammers use cobble instead of raw stone. |
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| v1h | Added creating of flux from flux-stone and hammer. |
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| v2 Build 26 | Flux can be processed from borax using a Stone Hammer, however the hammer will be lost in the process. |
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| v2 Build 40 | Added Stone Masonry which requires a chisel and a hammer. |
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| Stone tools are made via knapping. |
| v2 Build 47 | Stone anvils are made by right clicking on the top of a raw stone block with a hammer. |
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| v2 Build 49 | Stone anvils render the hammer icon on the surface. |
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| Build 61 | Added smashing a log in the world using a hammer to get sticks. |
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| 78.4 | Hammers deal crushing damage, a valid choice against early skeletons. |
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