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'''Tin glaze''' is a type of [[glaze]] that can be applied to jugs, statues, large pots, and crafts made of stone or [[ceramic]]s. It is applied to these items by a [[glazer]] at a [[kiln]] or [[magma kiln]] by using a chunk of [[cassiterite]]. Tin bars can't be used for this, so if you want to use tin glaze be sure not to smelt all of your cassiterite into tin. | '''Tin glaze''' is a type of [[glaze]] that can be applied to jugs, statues, large pots, and crafts made of stone or [[ceramic]]s. It is applied to these items by a [[glazer]] at a [[kiln]] or [[magma kiln]] by using a chunk of [[cassiterite]]. Tin bars can't be used for this, so if you want to use tin glaze be sure not to smelt all of your cassiterite into tin. | ||
| − | Tin glaze | + | Tin glaze has [[Item_value#Material_multipliers|material value]] of 10, worth twice as much as [[ash glaze]], likely partially due to its limited availability. Otherwise, it is functionally identical, making [[earthenware]] jugs and large pots waterproof and able to store liquids. |
[[File:Charger_Faenza_DMA_1990-169.jpg|thumb|200px|center|A plate with a tin glaze.]] | [[File:Charger_Faenza_DMA_1990-169.jpg|thumb|200px|center|A plate with a tin glaze.]] | ||
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Tin glaze is a type of glaze that can be applied to jugs, statues, large pots, and crafts made of stone or ceramics. It is applied to these items by a glazer at a kiln or magma kiln by using a chunk of cassiterite. Tin bars can't be used for this, so if you want to use tin glaze be sure not to smelt all of your cassiterite into tin.
Tin glaze has material value of 10, worth twice as much as ash glaze, likely partially due to its limited availability. Otherwise, it is functionally identical, making earthenware jugs and large pots waterproof and able to store liquids.
See also[edit]
- Tin-glazing on Wikipedia
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