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A '''tanner's shop''' is used to make [[leather]] from a [[Butcher's shop|butchered]] animal skin.  A tanner's shop is operated by any dwarf with the 'tanning' [[labor]] enabled.
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A '''tanner's shop''' is used to make [[leather]] from a [[Butcher's shop|butchered]] animal skin and [[parchment]] from animal skin with [[milk of lime]]{{version|0.42.01}}.  A tanner's shop is operated by any dwarf with the 'tanning' [[labor]] enabled. Each butchering job yields a single hide, and each unrotten hide yields one piece of leather - regardless of whether the animal is a kitten or an elephant{{bug|3732}}.
  
 
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*{{k|t}} Tan a hide.
 
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*{{k|p}} Make parchment.
  
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==
 
*The 'tan a hide' job is automatically triggered after the game notices that there is a skin to be tanned within a certain distance of the tanner's shop.  The player can turn off this behaviour by going into the {{K|o}}rders menu, choosing {{K|W}}orkshop Orders, and then turning Auto {{K|t}}an off.
 
*The 'tan a hide' job is automatically triggered after the game notices that there is a skin to be tanned within a certain distance of the tanner's shop.  The player can turn off this behaviour by going into the {{K|o}}rders menu, choosing {{K|W}}orkshop Orders, and then turning Auto {{K|t}}an off.
 
*If you have turned Auto Tan off, your [[manager]] ({{K|u}}nits, {{K|m}}anager) can manually queue "Tan a Hide" jobs. This is also useful if for some reason Auto Tan ignores a skin.
 
*If you have turned Auto Tan off, your [[manager]] ({{K|u}}nits, {{K|m}}anager) can manually queue "Tan a Hide" jobs. This is also useful if for some reason Auto Tan ignores a skin.
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*A butchered animal will drop a skin that will be turned into multiple pieces of leather based on the animal's size. A cow gives 2 leather, whereas a giant elephant gives 10 leather per animal.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 14:37, 2 February 2024

Tanner's shop

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Icon

Tanners shop icon.png

Job Requirement

Tanning

Construction
Materials Labors
Materials Used
Goods Created
This article is about the current version of DF.
Note that some content may still need to be updated.

A tanner's shop is used to make leather from a butchered animal skin and parchment from animal skin with milk of limev0.42.01. A tanner's shop is operated by any dwarf with the 'tanning' labor enabled. Each butchering job yields a single hide, and each unrotten hide yields one piece of leather - regardless of whether the animal is a kitten or an elephantBug:3732.

Menu[edit]

Tanner's Shop

  • t Tan a hide.
  • p Make parchment.

Notes[edit]

  • The 'tan a hide' job is automatically triggered after the game notices that there is a skin to be tanned within a certain distance of the tanner's shop. The player can turn off this behaviour by going into the orders menu, choosing Workshop Orders, and then turning Auto tan off.
  • If you have turned Auto Tan off, your manager (units, manager) can manually queue "Tan a Hide" jobs. This is also useful if for some reason Auto Tan ignores a skin.
  • A butchered animal will drop a skin that will be turned into multiple pieces of leather based on the animal's size. A cow gives 2 leather, whereas a giant elephant gives 10 leather per animal.
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Clothier · Dyer · Leather · Loom
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