Glazier's Bench - Revision history

Jahozabad Bastet: /* Using a Glazier's Bench (more detail) */

2010-10-08T00:08:41Z

Using a Glazier's Bench (more detail)

Jahozabad Bastet: /* Types of Glass */

2010-10-02T13:35:35Z

Types of Glass

Bezurn Bastet at 15:40, 7 June 2010

2010-06-07T15:40:19Z

Cegaiel: /* Using a Glazier's Bench (more detail) */

2010-01-09T14:58:34Z

Using a Glazier's Bench (more detail)

Cegaiel: /* Using a Glazier's Bench (more detail) */

2010-01-09T14:57:49Z

Using a Glazier's Bench (more detail)

Thorke: /* Items that can be produced using normal glass */

2009-08-22T22:12:03Z

Items that can be produced using normal glass

Wrongskian at 09:12, 27 June 2009

2009-06-27T09:12:36Z

Dresdor at 22:21, 1 June 2009

2009-06-01T22:21:56Z

Zeus: /* Use */

2009-05-24T19:22:28Z

Use

Oujoule: Undo revision 83130 by Oujoule (Talk)

2009-04-15T22:49:26Z

Undo revision 83130 by Oujoule (Talk)

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 Melted Glass
-A Glazier's Bench has a reservoir that can contain up to 50 deben of molten glass. It must contain at least 20 in order to craft an item from that glass, regardless of how much the item will actually consume. This means that 19 deben of glass will never be used (The Gods portion). Fortunately, unused molten glass normally stays in the bench between uses, even after cooling, so it is not necessary to fill the reservoir from scratch every time.
+A Glazier's Bench has a reservoir that can contain up to 50 deben of molten glass. It must contain at least 20 in order to craft an item from that glass, regardless of how much the item will actually consume. This means that 19 deben of glass will never be used (The gods portion). Fortunately, unused molten glass normally stays in the bench between uses, even after cooling, so it is not necessary to fill the reservoir from scratch every time.
 An individual bench can only contain one type of glass (soda, normal, or fine) at a time. If you want to use a bench for a different type of glass, you must deliberately empty the reservoir and start over. Since this is so wasteful, it's generally more economical to build an additional Glazier's Bench for the new glass type instead.

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 == Types of Glass ==
-A Glazier's Bench has a reservoir that can contain up to 50 deben of molten glass. It must contain '''at least 20''' in order to craft an item from that glass, regardless of how much the item will actually consume. This means that 19 deben of glass will never be used (This portion is an offering to the Gods). Fortunately, unused molten glass normally stays in the bench between uses, even after cooling, so it is not necessary to fill the reservoir from scratch every time.
+A Glazier's Bench has a reservoir that can contain up to 50 deben of molten glass. It must contain '''at least 20''' in order to craft an item from that glass, regardless of how much the item will actually consume. This means that 19 deben of glass will never be used (This portion is an offering to the gods). Fortunately, unused molten glass normally stays in the bench between uses, even after cooling, so it is not necessary to fill the reservoir from scratch every time.
 An individual bench can only contain one type of glass (soda, normal, or jewel) at a time. If you want to use a bench for a different type of glass, you must deliberately empty the reservoir and start over. Since this is so wasteful, it's generally more economical to build an additional Glazier's Bench for the new glass type instead.

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	More discussion and operation details may be found in the [[Glassmaking Guide]].		More discussion and operation details may be found in the [[Glassmaking Guide]].

		+	===Pollution===
		+	Using this building will cause soot pollution to occur in roughly a 50 cord radius. Running controlled tests at an isolated compound, after running 46 debins of glass through (20 sheet glass, 26 glass jars on 2 benches), the soot level around the compound went from 0 to 6 right as the benches were cooling. Any area effected by soot will cause flax to yield nothing when harvested.

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	An individual bench can only contain one type of glass (soda, normal, or fine) at a time. If you want to use a bench for a different type of glass, you must deliberately empty the reservoir and start over. Since this is so wasteful, it's generally more economical to build an additional Glazier's Bench for the new glass type instead.		An individual bench can only contain one type of glass (soda, normal, or fine) at a time. If you want to use a bench for a different type of glass, you must deliberately empty the reservoir and start over. Since this is so wasteful, it's generally more economical to build an additional Glazier's Bench for the new glass type instead.
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−	<b>Tip:</b> I have found this to work in all my benches and makes keeping the temperature steady, predictable and less stressful. I have found that at exactly 1m 45s (Real time) from the time you hit Add 2 CC, the temperature will drop. I have found that adding 2CC at exactly 1m 40s is perfect and will never spike the temp. I use [[ATITD Timer]] and set it for 1m 40s (Real time). As soon as I hit Add 2CC, I immediately hit Start on the timer. Soon as it chimes, I repeat. At least with a visual reference of the timer, I know when I can run and make a sandwich or pour some more beer :) ~Cegaiel
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	An individual bench can only contain one type of glass (soda, normal, or fine) at a time. If you want to use a bench for a different type of glass, you must deliberately empty the reservoir and start over. Since this is so wasteful, it's generally more economical to build an additional Glazier's Bench for the new glass type instead.		An individual bench can only contain one type of glass (soda, normal, or fine) at a time. If you want to use a bench for a different type of glass, you must deliberately empty the reservoir and start over. Since this is so wasteful, it's generally more economical to build an additional Glazier's Bench for the new glass type instead.
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		+	<b>Tip:</b> I have found this to work in all my benches and makes keeping the temperature steady, predictable and less stressful. I have found that at exactly 1m 45s (Real time) from the time you hit Add 2 CC, the temperature will drop. I have found that adding 2CC at exactly 1m 40s is perfect and will never spike the temp. I use [[ATITD Timer]] and set it for 1m 40s (Real time). As soon as I hit Add 2CC, I immediately hit Start on the timer. Soon as it chimes, I repeat. At least with a visual reference of the timer, I know when I can run and make a sandwich or pour some more beer :) ~Cegaiel
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 *[[produces::Glass Jar]] takes 90 Seconds
 *[[produces::Empty Wine Bottles]] take 90 Seconds (Makes 12 from 1 glass)
-*[[produces::Sheet Glass]] takes 120 Seconds (Success also depends on the Sheet Glass Fabrication skill)
+*[[produces::Sheet Glass]] takes 120 Seconds (Success also depends on the [[Sheet Glass Fabrication]] skill)
 *[[produces::Glass Torch]] takes 180 Seconds (Requires 5 glass)
 ===Items that can be produced using jewel glass===

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 Melted Glass
-A Glazier's Bench has a reservoir that can contain up to 50 deben of [[molten glass]]. It must contain at least 20 in order to craft an item from that glass, regardless of how much the item will actually consume. This means that 19 deben of glass will never be used (The Gods portion). Fortunately, unused molten glass normally stays in the bench between uses, even after cooling, so it is not necessary to fill the reservoir from scratch every time.
+A Glazier's Bench has a reservoir that can contain up to 50 deben of molten glass. It must contain at least 20 in order to craft an item from that glass, regardless of how much the item will actually consume. This means that 19 deben of glass will never be used (The Gods portion). Fortunately, unused molten glass normally stays in the bench between uses, even after cooling, so it is not necessary to fill the reservoir from scratch every time.
 An individual bench can only contain one type of glass (soda, normal, or fine) at a time. If you want to use a bench for a different type of glass, you must deliberately empty the reservoir and start over. Since this is so wasteful, it's generally more economical to build an additional Glazier's Bench for the new glass type instead.
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 |3200°
 |1600–2400°
-|1 Lime, 2 Potash, 10 Sand
+|1 [[Lime]], 2 [[Potash]], 10 [[Sand]]
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 |Jewel Glass
 |4400°
 |1600–2400°
-|1 Lime, 2 Potash, 10 White Sand
+|1 [[Lime]], 2 [[Potash]], 10 [[White Sand]]
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 ===Items that can be produced using soda glass===
-*[[produces::Glass Rod]] Takes 60 Seconds
+*[[produces::Glass Rod]] takes 60 Seconds
-*[[produces::Glass Blade]] Takes 120 Seconds
+*[[produces::Glass Pipe]] takes 90 Seconds
-*[[produces::Glass Pipe]] Takes 90 Seconds
+*[[produces::Glass Blade]] takes 120 Seconds
 ===Items that can be produced using normal glass===
-*[[produces::Glass Pipe]] Takes 90 Seconds
+*[[produces::Glass Rod]] takes 60 Seconds
-*[[produces::Glass Jar]] Takes 90 Seconds
+*[[produces::Glass Pipe]] takes 90 Seconds
-*[[produces::Glass Rod]] Takes 60 Seconds
+*[[produces::Glass Jar]] takes 90 Seconds
-*[[produces::Sheet Glass]] Takes 120 Seconds (Success also depends on the Sheet Glass Fabrication skill)
+*[[produces::Empty Wine Bottles]] take 90 Seconds (Makes 12 from 1 glass)
-*[[produces::Glass Torch]] Takes 180 Seconds (Requires 5 glass)
+*[[produces::Sheet Glass]] takes 120 Seconds (Success also depends on the Sheet Glass Fabrication skill)
-*[[produces::Empty Wine Bottles]] Takes 90 Seconds (Makes 12 for 1 glass)
+*[[produces::Glass Torch]] takes 180 Seconds (Requires 5 glass)
 ===Items that can be produced using jewel glass===
-*[[produces::Fine Glass Rods]] Takes 90 Seconds
+*[[produces::Fine Glass Rod]] Takes 90 Seconds
 *[[produces::Fine Glass Pipe]] Takes 90 Seconds
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 ===Comments===
-Various glass products can be placed in a [[Glory Hole]], and converted to advanced resources. This includes[[Thermometer]]
+Various glass products can be placed in a [[Glory Hole]], and converted to advanced resources such as [[Thermometer|thermometers]].
 More discussion and operation details may be found in the [[Glassmaking Guide]].

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 == Use ==
   From T3 - should probably rewrite and move to the Glassmaking guide page instead.
 ===Using a Glazier's Bench (more detail)===

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 ===Making a Mirror===
-A [[produces::Mirror|mirror]] is made in any glazier's bench regardless of the amount or type of glass. The bench has to be heated above 5000 degrees. To make a mirror you must have 200 [[Silver Powder]] and 1 [[Sheet Glass]] in your inventory. Sheet glasses in the bench do not count so you have to let the bench cooldown and take the sheet glass out before making a mirror.
+A [[produces::mirror]] is made in any glazier's bench regardless of the amount or type of glass. The bench has to be heated above 5000 degrees. To make a mirror you must have 200 [[Silver Powder]] and 1 [[Sheet Glass]] in your inventory. Sheet glasses in the bench do not count so you have to let the bench cooldown and take the sheet glass out before making a mirror.
 ===Comments===