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| − | '''Tin''' is an uncommon, low-value [[metal]] whose only ore is [[cassiterite]]. Although it is not very useful itself, it is a component in the creation of a number of valuable [[alloy]]s, such as [[fine pewter]] (used for decorations and furniture) and [[bronze]] (also useful for weapons). On its own, tin is not magma safe | + | '''Tin''' is an uncommon, low-value [[metal]] whose only ore is [[cassiterite]]. Although it is not very useful itself, it is a component in the creation of a number of valuable [[alloy]]s, such as [[fine pewter]] (used for decorations and furniture) and [[bronze]] (also useful for weapons). On its own, tin is not magma safe or even fire safe and will melt in a grass fire. |
If you have a lot of cassiterite, it might be better to use it for [[tin glaze]] rather than tin bars. Tin bars cannot be used for tin glaze. | If you have a lot of cassiterite, it might be better to use it for [[tin glaze]] rather than tin bars. Tin bars cannot be used for tin glaze. | ||
Tin is the third-lightest normal metal after [[Aluminum]] and [[Zinc]] and a reasonable choice for making [[Bin|bins]], [[Barrel|barrels]] and [[pots]]. | Tin is the third-lightest normal metal after [[Aluminum]] and [[Zinc]] and a reasonable choice for making [[Bin|bins]], [[Barrel|barrels]] and [[pots]]. | ||
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* [[Lay pewter]] = 2x Tin + [[Copper]] + [[Lead]] | * [[Lay pewter]] = 2x Tin + [[Copper]] + [[Lead]] | ||
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* [[Bronze]] = Tin + [[Copper]] | * [[Bronze]] = Tin + [[Copper]] | ||
* [[Bismuth bronze]] = Tin + 2x [[Copper]] + [[Bismuth]] | * [[Bismuth bronze]] = Tin + 2x [[Copper]] + [[Bismuth]] | ||
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