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Axles are constructed via the [[machine component]]s screen: {{k|b}}-{{k|M}}-{{k|h}} for horizontal, {{k|b}}-{{k|M}}-{{k|v}} for vertical.
 
Axles are constructed via the [[machine component]]s screen: {{k|b}}-{{k|M}}-{{k|h}} for horizontal, {{k|b}}-{{k|M}}-{{k|v}} for vertical.
  
Horizontal axles require [[wood]] to construct: one log for 1-3 tiles length, two for 4-7, or three for 8-10.  When making a long chain of axles, building them in groups of 7 tiles long uses the least amount of logs, with an efficiency of 3.5 tiles per log.  If you are feeling lazy, building them in groups of 10 tiles is nearly as efficient: 3.33 tiles per log.  Tile distances of 14, 21, 24, 28, 31, 34, 35, 38, 41, 42, 44, 45, 48, 49, 51, 52, 54, 55, 58, 59, 61-66, and 68+ will save you a log or more, any other distance and the logs used will be the same.  Horizontal axles run East-West by default, but can be built oriented North-South.  Vertical axles require one log for every z-level. As they are made of wood, axles are NOT magma-proof, except for those made of [[nether-cap]].  
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Horizontal axles require [[wood]] to construct: one log for 1-3 tiles length, two for 4-7, or three for 8-10.  When making a long chain of axles, building them in groups of 7 tiles long uses the least amount of logs, with an efficiency of 3.5 tiles per log.  If you are feeling lazy, building them in groups of 10 tiles is nearly as efficient: 3.33 tiles per log.  Horizontal axles run East-West by default, but can be built oriented North-South.  Vertical axles require one log for every z-level. As they are made of wood, axles are NOT magma-proof, except for those made of [[nether-cap]].  
  
 
Changing direction requires a [[gear assembly]] at the corner between two perpendicular axles, whether they are horizontal and vertical, or N-S horizontal and E-W horizontal.
 
Changing direction requires a [[gear assembly]] at the corner between two perpendicular axles, whether they are horizontal and vertical, or N-S horizontal and E-W horizontal.

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