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| − | ''A hammer with a thick head made entirely from wood. Normally used to bonk other wooden things together | + | ''A hammer with a thick head made entirely from wood. Normally used to bonk other wooden things together.'' |
'''Mallet''' is a wooden tool, generally used for pounding items together. Used in [[carpentry]] and [[leatherworking]]. | '''Mallet''' is a wooden tool, generally used for pounding items together. Used in [[carpentry]] and [[leatherworking]]. | ||
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*Mallets that are made out of [[oak]], like all other wooden tool items, will take less damage when used. | *Mallets that are made out of [[oak]], like all other wooden tool items, will take less damage when used. | ||
*Improving a mallet will require a second mallet at times. | *Improving a mallet will require a second mallet at times. | ||
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[[Category:Babel/M]] | [[Category:Babel/M]] | ||
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Main / Skills / Carpentry / Mallet
Description
A hammer with a thick head made entirely from wood. Normally used to bonk other wooden things together.
Mallet is a wooden tool, generally used for pounding items together. Used in carpentry and leatherworking.
Usage
- Improving items: Right-click on an item and select "Hammer".
- Planning structures: Right-click on an empty tile to plan buildings, or right-click on any empty tile border to plan fences, gates, and walls.
- Viewing slope heights while hovering over a tile border when activated
- Modifying plain stone walls into the trimmed, stone wall variant.
Notes
- Shaft quality determines success rate.
- Mallet head quality determines max QL and wood type. It is quite possible that the mallet created has the same quality as your shafts had right off the bat.
- Mallets that are made out of oak, like all other wooden tool items, will take less damage when used.
- Improving a mallet will require a second mallet at times.
- When improving a mallet with a log 0.06kg weight is removed from the log
