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==How to drill trough the Aquifer==
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== How to drill through an Aquifer ==
  
Hans Lemurson and QuantumMenace have developed a method how to drill through an aquifer of unknown thickness. In my opinion their [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=79224.0| original forum thread] describing this method is extremely hard to learn from, so before you end up like me spending two days figuring out what the DF gurus actually meant, here is a more newbie-friendly version.
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Hans Lemurson and QuantumMenace have developed a method how to drill through an aquifer of unknown thickness. In my opinion their [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=79224.0| original forum thread] describing this method is extremely hard to learn from, so before you end up like me spending days of figuring out what the DF gurus actually meant, here is a more newbie-friendly version.
  
Even in this newbie-friendly tutorial it won't harm if you first train this on an embark which you don't mean to play after you've made it through the aquifer. Therefore I suggest you take this embark config:
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Even in this newbie-friendly tutorial it won't harm if you first train this on an embark which you don't intend to play after you've made it through the aquifer. Therefore I suggest you take this embark setup:
  
===Suggested Embark config===
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=== Suggested embark setup ===
 
* 1 Proficient Miner
 
* 1 Proficient Miner
 
* 3 Proficient Masons
 
* 3 Proficient Masons
 
* 1 Proficient Carpenter
 
* 1 Proficient Carpenter
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* 1 Proficient Woodcutter
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* 1 Proficient Mechanic
  
 
sell the anvil to buy:
 
sell the anvil to buy:
* 30+ stones (e.g. granite)
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* 30+ stones (you will need 16 pieces of building material per aquifer level)
* 10+ logs (e.g. willow)
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* 4 logs (to build a [[DF2012:Carpenter's workshop|carpenter's workshop]] and a [[DF2012:Screw_pump|pump]])
  
 
Make sure you have at least:
 
Make sure you have at least:
 
* 1 (battle) axe
 
* 1 (battle) axe
 
* 1 pick
 
* 1 pick
to cut down trees and mine  
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to cut down trees and mine
  
Should you decide to play this embark further, I suggest you take also a Proficient Grower and a Proficient Mechanic.
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=== Procedure ===
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==== Preparation ====
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Using your logs of wood, you
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1. Build a carpenter's workshop
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Your carpenter will use this workshop to craft
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2. a [[DF2012:Block|block]]<br />
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3. an [[Corkscrew#Enormous_corkscrew|enormous corkscrew]]<br />
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4. a [[DF2012:Pipe section|pipe section]]
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5. Dig a 2&times;2 staircase until you reach the aquifer layer.
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==== Digging through one layer of an aquifer ====

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How to drill through an Aquifer

Hans Lemurson and QuantumMenace have developed a method how to drill through an aquifer of unknown thickness. In my opinion their original forum thread describing this method is extremely hard to learn from, so before you end up like me spending days of figuring out what the DF gurus actually meant, here is a more newbie-friendly version.

Even in this newbie-friendly tutorial it won't harm if you first train this on an embark which you don't intend to play after you've made it through the aquifer. Therefore I suggest you take this embark setup:

Suggested embark setup

  • 1 Proficient Miner
  • 3 Proficient Masons
  • 1 Proficient Carpenter
  • 1 Proficient Woodcutter
  • 1 Proficient Mechanic

sell the anvil to buy:

  • 30+ stones (you will need 16 pieces of building material per aquifer level)
  • 4 logs (to build a carpenter's workshop and a pump)

Make sure you have at least:

  • 1 (battle) axe
  • 1 pick

to cut down trees and mine

Procedure

Preparation

Using your logs of wood, you

1. Build a carpenter's workshop

Your carpenter will use this workshop to craft

2. a block
3. an enormous corkscrew
4. a pipe section

5. Dig a 2×2 staircase until you reach the aquifer layer.

Digging through one layer of an aquifer