Editing User talk:Bob

== Furniture Weight ==
I was looking into what furniture type to train my masons.  I wanted to use the lightest thing so that I could dump (compact) or trade quicker.

Using Slate as my stone:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Furniture
! Weight
|-
| armor stand
| 667
|-
| blocks
| 667
|-
| throne
| 667
|-
| coffin
| 934
|-
| door
| 667
|-
| floodgate
| 1068
|-
| hatch cover
| 564
|-
| grate
| 534
|-
| cabinet
| 667
|-
| coffer
| 267
|-
| statue
| 801
|-
| table
| 667
|-
| weapon rack
| 667
|-
| quern
| 267
|-
| millstone
| 267
|-
|}

* mechanisms 267
--[[User:Bob|Bob]] 16:45, 8 May 2009 (UTC)
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-* mechanisms 267 (just a note, mechanisms aren't made in a mason's shop don't train masonry, incase you might think otherwise. [[User:N9103|Edward]] 23:09, 8 May 2009 (UTC))
+* mechanisms 267
 --[[User:Bob|Bob]] 16:45, 8 May 2009 (UTC)
-== Things I've Learned Melting Ice ==
-My current local map is entirely on a haunted glacier biome with no aquifer, so I've learned about melting ice for water.
-Some of this is contrary to what's on the Ice page and in talk.  When I am happy with this here, I'll move it there.
-Things I've learned about ice:
-* "Subterranean" is not enough to keep ice melted (although mined out subterranean seems to work)
-* Ice on a rock floor 1 z-level above magma will melt
-* Ice above/touching a warm tile will not melt
-* Water above a "warm" tile touching a magma tile n/s/e/w/u/d will not freeze
-* Ice a z-level below magma will melt
-====Comments:====
-Very good, man. Good to know. I plan on doing my next fortress on one of those.  New research is always appreciated.--[[User:Zchris13|Zchris13]] 18:56, 25 May 2009 (UTC)<br>P.S. I know nothing about this
-== traps & thieves ==
-Thanks! for the feedback and the info - added to both the [[trap]] and [[trap design]] pages, with credit to you on the "recent changes" info.--[[User:Albedo|Albedo]] 05:12, 5 June 2009 (UTC)