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Not only will you be using anvils to smith [[Tools]] but you will be using them to make a multitude of other metallic crafting components. | Not only will you be using anvils to smith [[Tools]] but you will be using them to make a multitude of other metallic crafting components. | ||
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Template:BlockFor how to use the Anvil, see the Metalworking Guide.
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Anvils are your main way of working with metals, Casting will only get you so far and makes the most basic quality Tools. As with all Metals, Anvils also follow the Metal Tiers, thus you will need to upgrade your anvil as you progress. There are 10 anvils total, one stone and 9 metal. Anvils can only work metals of equal tiers or weld one tier higher.
Obtaining
Your very first anvil will be made of Stone. Right Click on raw igneous stone with a hammer to instantly create an anvil. All the Metal anvils are made from seven Double Ingots in an 'I' pattern.
| Tier | Anvil |
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| 0 |  Stone |
| 1 |  Copper |
| 2 |  Bronze |
 Bismuth Bronze |
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 Black Bronze |
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| 3 |  Wrought Iron |
| 4 |  Steel |
| 5 |  Black Steel |
| 6 |  Blue Steel |
 Red Steel |
Use
Not only will you be using anvils to smith Tools but you will be using them to make a multitude of other metallic crafting components.
Welding
Welding is achieve by heating the selected ingots to their respective welding temperature, and then put both ingots and flux onto the anvil. Lastly, just shift right-click with your hammer to make the weld.
