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...until the sand is collected, it is often wise to build several additional furnaces, magma or otherwise, to use for the collection of sand. Not all maps will h ...ings that require an [[architect]], passing dwarves may admire magma glass furnaces and receive a good [[thought]].

* Furnaces ({{K|e}}) - [[#Furnaces Menu|Furnaces Menu]] - Menu to build various [[Furnace]]s ==== Furnaces Menu ====

...the sand is collected, it is often wise to build several additional glass furnaces, [[magma glass furnace|magma]] or otherwise, to use for the collection of s ...buildings that require an [[architect]], passing dwarves may admire glass furnaces and receive a good [[thought]].

...up any magma but merely must be placed over it. To operate, magma version furnaces '''must''' be placed with one of their edge tiles above magma with depth of All furnaces are constructed using the Furnaces sub-menu (via {{k|b}}, {{k|e}} ).

...p in mind these biomes by themselves don't have [[tree]]s to [[fuel]] your furnaces early on. Another option is to embark adjacent to an [[ocean]], as the beac ...e for the sole purpose of [[repeat]]ing the Collect Sand order while other furnaces are used for actual glassmaking. You can prevent the [[manager]] from assig

...or BUILDING_FURNACE; workshops show up in the {{K|b}}-{{K|w}} menu, while furnaces show up in the {{K|b}}-{{K|e}} menu. Additionally, furnaces must be designed by an [[architect]] before being constructed (and will gai

...[furnace]] designed to burn fresh [[wood]]. Unlike the other non-[[magma]] furnaces, a wood furnace does not require fuel to operate. ...l buildings that require an [[architect]], passing dwarves may admire wood furnaces and receive a good [[thought]].

...elter]], [[mason's workshop|mason's workshops]], and [[glass furnace|glass furnaces]], before being used for other purposes. Weirdly, [[ash|ashes]], [[potash]] ...orges. Bonus points if you also place a small wood stockpile near the wood furnaces.

...g, pathfinding bug, etc. Either way, if you feed magma from a wild area to furnaces via channel, locking it with a [[floodgate]] or raised [[bridge]] is a good

...ld map, [[Tilesets#Stones|various stones]]*, middle-left tile of [[Furnace|Furnaces]], up-right tile of [[Carpenter's workshop]]

{{Use Block|item=[[Magma]]|use=Powers magma furnaces {{Use Block|item=[[Fuel]]|use=Powers furnaces

As you build workshops, furnaces, Trade Depot, other buildings, rooms and even zones, you may start to lose ...[[gold]] or some other valuable metal, and you may be tempted to put your furnaces and smiths to work creating valuable metal crafts. Don't do it! Until you h

...tchen/dining room/farm area, stone haulers that orbit around the mines and furnaces, and (if possible/needed) wood haulers that do likewise with the carpenter

...uses the heat from [[magma]] instead of requiring [[fuel]]. Like all magma furnaces, it must be built out of magma-safe materials, and one of the edge tiles mu

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...ore (enough for 8 bronze tools), some magma-safe rock to build a forge and furnaces (remember - no mining before you have a pick!), and some [[plump helmet]]s

...uality levels still permitted. It may be useful to construct several glass furnaces so that you can have several "collect sand" jobs queued on them at the same

...[floor|floors]], [[wall|walls]] and such, it can not be used for [[furnace|furnaces]] and [[forge|forges]].

...er level (often the [[magma sea]]) up to a convenient level for forges and furnaces, extracting water from a flooded fort, raising water for a decorative [[wat

..., unless your map has coal or you zipline the 100+ z-levels to magma, your furnaces are going to need a lot of charcoal.

[[Wood furnace|Wood furnaces]] similarly will eventually be brought to a point where they produce fuel a

...significantly reduce the happiness of your dwarves. Without charcoal, your furnaces will need to depend upon coal or magma--don't forget to bring a bar of coke

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*{{k|e}} '''[[Furnace|Furnaces]]'''

...estroyers can destroy chairs, beds, tables, coffins, non-empty farm plots, furnaces, trade depots, shops, doors, floodgates, chests, weapon racks, armor stands

Keep in mind that this affects only workshops and furnaces, and not any other buildings that accept items for their jobs such as traps

...ppropriate [[labor]] designation must do so for them, if one is necessary. Furnaces are also counted as a workshop.

...Typically, a wood stockpile and a bar/block stockpile are placed near the furnaces.