The Pulverizer uses between 2400 (for most gemstone ores) and 4000 (for most metals) RF per Operation. And Charcoal is worth 24K RF, so that's 6 Per for most metals. Steel Crusher vs Pulverizer is about equal in efficiency then for Ore usage, with the Pulverizer pulling ahead if you are crushing gems/wool/other stuff.
The Quartz Grind Stone provides a low-tech solution for grinding ores. It is much cheaper than its more high-tech counter parts, but it is slow and a considerable time sink. This item is a cheap version of a Macerator or a Pulverizer, as it can turn iron into two iron dust, which can be smelted into bars. It can turn cobblestone into sand and ...
Dont pulverize ore, smelt them with sand using induction smelter. Smelting ore with IS gives you a 5% chance for rich slag. Rich slag + ore in IS gives you 3 ingots from one ore. The only ore from over world you are supose to run throu a pulverizer are Ferrous ore cause that gives you a 10% chance to get a pulverized shiney metal.
Oil is a dark liquid found naturally in lakes around the map and can also be produced by an Oil Fabricator. The primary use of Oil is as a low grade fuel for Combustion Engines. It can also be refined into Fuel, a much more …
A yellorium reactor is surprisingly useful even in early game, once you have a few stacks of iron and coal, and of course a bit of yellorite ore. As for powering …
Pulverizer | Tekkit Lite Wiki | FANDOM powered by Wikia. The Pulverizer works in much the same way as a Macerator from Industrial Craft 2, but it uses Minecraft Joules instead of EU to pulverize things into a powder. It will also work noticeably faster than the Macerator, but slower than a Rotary Macerator.
Stirling Engines can be used to run a Quarry, but it's recommended to use 3 or more to run it. It also pumps out 16 items per pump if used to take out items from a chest (Note: It sometimes pulls 52 per pump). Like a Redstone Engine, it also pumps out items faster as its temperature increases. Using this on a Pump will pump out liquids much ...
Use gates. Put a hopper on the machine and BC pipe from hopper to the storage chest. put gate on the pipe closesed to hopper and a autaric gate (autaric gate has a build in pump) on the pipe closesed to the chest. Config the gate at the hopper to send a red pipewire signal when the hopper is empty, the empty chest symbol in gate gui.
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As rogueclon said, you can only change direction of a block if there is another valid orientation for it to change to. In case of engines, you usually only have one power recipient attached, so they will automatically turn towards that. Only if you placed the power recipient after the engine, it might take a whack with the wrench to snap the ...
A yellorium reactor is surprisingly useful even in early game, once you have a few stacks of iron and coal, and of course a bit of yellorite ore. As for powering machinery, if something does not work, try connecting stuff via conduits. That way you also get MJ output. The primary power in Tekkit is Redstone Flux (RF) now.
Roversword. The pulverizer in Tekkit 1.2.9e is from "Thermal Expansion 3" mod. This mod is using RF (redstone flux) as power. The Stirling Engine is from …
The Pulverizer is a machine added by Thermal Expansion.Its main use is to turn Ores into their respective Dusts, at a 1:2 ratio. The Dusts can then be smelted in any type of …
The Compressor is an IndustrialCraft 2 machine that will compress various resources into new items, such as Mixed Metal Ingots into Advanced Alloys and Uranium into Refined Uranium. It is also used in the production of Industrial Diamonds. As of v1.337 a Pump (IC2) with an infinite water source under it and a Compressor placed directly next to it will …
It will accept input from the top and will output from any remaining side. If you have BuildCraft installed, the Rock Crusher will need to be powered via BuildCraft energy. The Crusher will draw 15 MJ of power while processing materials. If you have IndustrialCraft2 installed, the crusher will also be able to crush ores into dust just like a ...
The Pulverizer works in much the same way as a Macerator from Industrial Craft 2, but it uses Minecraft Joules instead of EU to pulverize things into a powder. It will also work noticeably faster than the Macerator, but slower …
In the configuration tab you can set up the input/output faces. The front cannot be an output. See more
The Rock Crusher' is a 3x2x2 structure for processing various materials. The Crusher is built out of 12 special blocks made from a Block of Steel, Pistons, and Diamonds. If broken down, it takes 3 Blocks of Steel, 12 Pistons, and 12 Diamonds to build one Rock Crusher. They cannot be built adjacent to each other, there must be at least one tile in between …
The Pulverizer is a machine from the Thermal Expansion mod that smashes blocks and items. The pulverized ores can be cooked in the Induction Smelter to produce ingots. The secondary byproduct of …
It is in tekkit classic though. Wrong tekkit. Instead, Tekkit has Thermal Expansion and a couple of addons for it, plus MineFactory Reloaded. Thermal Expansion in particular is relatively similar to (basically a descendant of) IC2. There's a grinding machine (Pulverizer instead of Macerator), a powered furnace, an ice-and-snow-making machine, etc.
Step Four: Begin Refining Fuel. Gather oil, using either buckets or a Portable Oil Extractor and some Empty Liquid Canisters . You will need either the Galacticraft Refinery or the Buildcraft refinery to (slowly, using much power in the process) refine the oil …
Kinesis Pipes are a class of pipes from BuildCraft that transport Redstone Flux (RF). They are created by combining the original Transport Pipe with Redstone. Note that if more power is trying to go through a pipe than it can handle, a bottleneck will form and the energy "wire" inside the pipe will become red to indicate it. Before BuildCraft 6.1.2 the …
Tekkit (yes, only "Tekkit", the one that is based on minecraft 1.6.4) offers you basically only a few options early game. Using coal and water to make electricity, then magma/lava (which can be pumped out of the nether at some point) and biofuel. After that somewhen a nuclear reactor is possible .)
PULVERIZER The Pulverizer is a block added by the Thermal Expansion mod. It's main function is to turn metal ores into metal dusts. These dusts can then be smelted into …
Stirling engine needs a wooden kinesis pipe connected to it's "nose", which in turn connects to a golden kinesis pipe. In that pic I have it talking to an Energy Storage Module (from Galacticraft) which is in turn outputting …
The Pulverizer is a machine added by Thermal Expansion.Its main use is to turn Ores into their respective Dusts, at a 1:2 ratio. The Dusts can then be smelted in any type of Furnace (such as the Induction Smelter or Electric Furnace) to produce Ingots.Its recipes also sometimes yield a by-product, thus giving the Pulverizer a slight advantage over the …
The Squeezer is a machine added by theForestry Mod to squeeze liquids and other materials out of objects. As with all other Forestry machines the Squeezer will work as a power sink in a Buildcraft power network as long as it has work to do. The more power provided to the Squeezer the faster it will run. It does however reach its maximum speed …
The Pulverizer is a machine added by Thermal Expansion 5. It is used to turn a block of ore into two of its respective Dusts. The Dusts can then be smelted in any type of Furnace to produce Ingots at a 1:1 ratio. It has a chance of giving a secondary output, which varies between ores. The Pulverizer has one input (blue), a primary output (red ...
The steam dynamos do the same thing once they're past being useful. I mean, I suppose you could throw in a bunch of augments so they output 640 rf/tick, but I'd rather just use something better than have to set up a system to keep them full of charcoal for such a minuscule amount of power (since even 2 of them couldn't hope to support …
The first thing you should do is build a Generator and place a Macerator and Powered Furnace on the sides of the generator. (Don't forget to place wood or coal in the generator). Then you will have the basic Industrial Craft 2 machines ready with minimal wiring. (Yes wires carry power from the generators to machines).