Semiconductor Block
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Description (From Recipaedia)
A solid block of semiconductor.
Crafting
Use 9 germanium crystals to craft 1 semiconductor block.
Use
The semiconductor block is used to craft the different pistons.
Notes
- These are NOT similar to the solid blocks of other mineral because those are essentially concentrated forms of the mineral chunks. Once the semiconductor block is made it CANNOT be converted back into germanium crystals.
- While the best tool for Wire Through Semiconductor are axes, pickaxes are the recommended tools for this block.