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'''Stonecutter''' is the skill associated with the '''stonecutting''' [[labor]]. Stonecutters are responsible for [[smoothing]] walls and making rock [[blocks]] in a [[stoneworker workshop]].  
 
'''Stonecutter''' is the skill associated with the '''stonecutting''' [[labor]]. Stonecutters are responsible for [[smoothing]] walls and making rock [[blocks]] in a [[stoneworker workshop]].  

Revision as of 00:48, 21 December 2022

Skill: Stonecutter
Association  
Profession Stoneworker
Job Title Stonecutter
Labor Stonecutter
Tasks
Workshop

Stoneworker workshop

Attributes

(Unknown)

This article is about the current version of DF.
Note that some content may still need to be updated.

Stonecutter is the skill associated with the stonecutting labor. Stonecutters are responsible for smoothing walls and making rock blocks in a stoneworker workshop.

Because blocks have no quality and neither do smoothed walls, having a skilled stonecutter is mostly a matter of speed; however, since your entire fortress is likely to start smoothing as soon as you designate an area for smoothing, it may be desirable to use the work detail for it regardless.

A single boulder will produce 4 blocks; blocks are lighter/easier to carry than boulders; blocks have a higher value than boulders, increasing the architectural created wealth of the resulting constructions; and block walls are more difficult to climb than rough stone walls. Blocks can't be used to make furniture, crafts or other stone objects the way boulders can, though, nor can they be used in reactions such as steelmaking.

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