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{{Template:ItemInfo|weight=1|bulk=1|image=Shovel.png|description=A blacksmithed shovel.}}  
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A shovel is made from 10 metal on an [[requires::Anvil]].  
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A '''Shovel''' is a reliable '''blacksmithed''' metal shovel.  It is superior to the [[Slate Shovel]] and [[Iron Shovel]].  It does not break and improves digging efficiency based on the quality.
  
It is used in group digs to dig for stones, and can also be used to gather [[produces::dirt]] from the ground. Both uses require dirt terrain.
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See [[Shovels]] for all varieties of shovels.
== Yield ==
 
Slate and iron shovels dig one unit, or one level per dig attempt. The yield from a blacksmithed shovel depends on its [[quality]].
 
  
* A 9574q shovel digs 6 dirt per dig attempt and 2 or sometimes 3 levels at a hole {{T7}}
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==Source==
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Produced at a [[Anvil]] and requires [[Blacksmithing]] and [[Advanced Blacksmithing]]
  
== See Also ==
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==Cost==
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*10 [[requires::Metal]]
  
* [[Slate Shovel]]
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== Uses ==
* [[Iron Shovel]]
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It is used in group [[digs]] to dig for stones, and can also be used to gather [[dirt]] from the ground.  Both uses require dirt terrain.
* [[Archaeologist Shovel]]
 
* [[Blacksmithing Guide]]
 
  
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==Research and Tuition==
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*''40 Shovels (25 8500+ quality, 10 9000+ quality, 5 9500+ quality) needed for [[Advanced Blacksmithing 2]] research''
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*''100 Shovels (9500+ quality) needed for [[Storage Improvements 2]] research''
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==Blacksmithing a Shovel==
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The last shovel guide was from T4 and it was just a few lines.  Here's the main points:
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* Put your metal on your anvil.
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* Your goal is to get a lower dent in the middle, get metal to the back sides and make a flat tongue at the front.
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*Use a Shaping Mallet and try moving the metal from the area which will be the tongue in the end to the middle/back of the piece and then push it to the sides so it ends up with the height you need there.
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*Try using force medium (7) to low (3) to get that done and shift a lot between the model and your work piece.
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*Start at the front part where the tongue will be and try to push metal to the back.
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*Hit in the front, but not the edge because you want the metal. This creates a higher ridge a bit behind the front.
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*Push that back with 2 side strokes / a middle stroke if neccesary and repeat.
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==See Also==
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[[Blacksmithing Guide]]
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[[Shovels]]
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{{RequiredBy}}
* Digging [[Dirt]]
 
* [[Dig a hole|Digging]] for [[Cuttable Stone]], [[Medium Stone]], [[Bauxite and Gypsum]]
 
 
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[[Category:Tools]]
 
[[Category:Tools]]
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A Shovel is a reliable blacksmithed metal shovel. It is superior to the Slate Shovel and Iron Shovel. It does not break and improves digging efficiency based on the quality.

See Shovels for all varieties of shovels.

Source

Produced at a Anvil and requires Blacksmithing and Advanced Blacksmithing

Cost

Uses

It is used in group digs to dig for stones, and can also be used to gather dirt from the ground. Both uses require dirt terrain.

Research and Tuition

Blacksmithing a Shovel

The last shovel guide was from T4 and it was just a few lines. Here's the main points:

  • Put your metal on your anvil.
  • Your goal is to get a lower dent in the middle, get metal to the back sides and make a flat tongue at the front.
  • Use a Shaping Mallet and try moving the metal from the area which will be the tongue in the end to the middle/back of the piece and then push it to the sides so it ends up with the height you need there.
  • Try using force medium (7) to low (3) to get that done and shift a lot between the model and your work piece.
  • Start at the front part where the tongue will be and try to push metal to the back.
  • Hit in the front, but not the edge because you want the metal. This creates a higher ridge a bit behind the front.
  • Push that back with 2 side strokes / a middle stroke if neccesary and repeat.

See Also

Blacksmithing Guide Shovels

Required By

Advanced Blacksmithing 2, Dig, Dirt, Storage Improvements 2

Produced By

Anvil