DireWolf20 made one at the end of Season 3 of his SMP LP on YouTube. If you get a tunnel bore and expand the block breakers to like, a 9x20, you will be RAKING in the ores. You won't have to worry about moving it like the Quarry, and with the Quarry, you have to get past the top layers before getting to goody goody Diamond layer.
The quarry takes buildcraft power, or MJ, and I think from the latest update, they can take a wide range of power, with the higher the power in, the faster the quarry runs. If you've got the resources, I would be filling an energy cube from thermal expansion and sitting that next to the quarry to power it, so that the max input power for the ...
This page is about the Fuel added by BuildCraft. For other uses, see Fuel. Fuel is a Liquid introduced by BuildCraft that produces 6 MJ/t when consumed in a Combustion Engine. Fuel is made by refining Oil in a Refinery. If GregTech is installed, a Distillation Tower can be used for the same refining of oil into fuel, along with the production of several useful byproducts. Fuel can …
The Quarry is a very powerful tool in BuildCraft. It Mines for you in Broad area while you go off and do something else. In this instructables I am Going to show you how To assemble the Pieces Of a Quarry In the best way Possible. …
Place landmarks, activate them with clicking, and place the quarry next to a landmark (in a corner of the landmarked area), outside the red lines and also NOT on the red lines. It will continue mining down until it reaches bedrock or …
The Buildcraft quarry doesn't support areas larger than 64x64. Quarry+ adds a block called Quarry+ which can support up to 256x256. ... Either way, it works fine. I did run around the perimeter once before placing the …
The Quarry is a block added by the BuildCraft mod. A machine that is used to automatically mine out large areas. By default, it will mine a 9×9 area of land down to bedrock, given enough time and energy in the form of Redstone Flux .
Why would I want to dig a quarry? If your quarry is sizable enough, you can intersect caves, dungeons, and rare ores. How do I start? Start your quarry by finding a suitable area and digging an outline in the dirt. …
Ingredients: 1. 2 x Diamond Gears 2. 2 x Gold Gears 3. 3 x Iron Gears 4. 1 x Diamond Pickaxe (Unused) 5. 1 x Redstone Dust Produces: 1 x Quarry See: Crafting Guide
The quarry is a Buildcraft machine that is used to automatically mine out large areas. By default, it will mine out a 9x9 area with a frame of 11x11. However, this can be extended to a max of 62x62 mining area with a frame of 64x64 or …
One redstone energy cell can power a quarry until it is finished, I suggest having a combustion/magmatic/biofuel engine charging station for redstone energy cells, and then …
The Quarry is a very powerful tool in BuildCraft. It Mines for you in Broad area while you go off and do something else. In this instructables I am Going to show you how To assemble the …
Stirling engines (formerly referred to as steam engines) are the second tier of engine. They use cobblestone instead of wood or iron so are still cheaper than the Combustion Engine. Previously, it had been stated that Stirling Engines would not blow up and would simply stop operating when heated too much. In recent versions, the Stirling Engine will only explode if energy produced …
The Quarry is a machine added by BuildCraft. It allows for unmanned mining of a large area. The Quarry can be powered in many different ways. A tutorial illustrating how to set up a Quarry can be found here. The total EMC value is …
Landmarks define the areas in which the Quarry, Filler and Template Drawing Table operate in. Depending on the shape required, more than one may be necessary (such as a three-dimensional shape for the builder). Landmarks …
For the quarry in buildcraft 1 - see this. For the quarry in buildcraft 3 - see this. The Quarry will excavate a 9x9 by default, or an area (up to 64x64 blocks) specified with landmarks. Place landmarks, activate them with clicking, and place the quarry next to a landmark (in a corner of the landmarked area), outside the red lines and also NOT on the red lines. It will continue mining …
The Buildcraft quarry doesn't support areas larger than 64x64. Quarry+ adds a block called Quarry+ which can support up to 256x256. If you have Extra-utilities installed then use the Ender Quarry, it can support an …
The new BC quarry can go really fast if provided with tons of power, i think it can take like 50 or 100MJ/t. my question would be if its efficient while running at those speeds...
I'm talking about the quarry frame, not the entire 5 block high by 64x64 center. I just tried this over the weekend. My underground quarry would not set up along my marker lines until I had dug out the material around the perimeter where the frame sets up. If you don't want to lose all of the ores in the center while it is setting up, you can follow the laser around and mine …
If you spend every diamond on your quarry then you extend your current branch mine for the 5-15m it takes to find 3 more diamonds to make a diamond pick. if you have computercraft you can make a mining turtle. can turtles still use ruby tools to mine obsidian? if you have Thermal Expansion you can make an igneous extruder or the new block breaker.
I'm looking to make it go significantly faster. My only idea so far is to go to the nether, pump out lava, and use it to power dozens of Magmatic Dynamos. I've done that in the past, but it's a pain in the ass to find a good sized lava lake, put down the pump, make the tesseracts, etc, etc. Plus, it may end up running out of lava sooner than I ...
Quarries can be powered using MJ, BuildCraft's form of power, or EU, IndustrialCraft's form of power. When using MJ to power a Quarry, Engines must be used.
When using EU to power a Quarry, an Energy Link is the best option however to get the most power into the quarry and make it as fast as possible use adjustable engine which will need power but the end result is much better Using BuildCraft. The Quarry, like all …