Advanced Carpentry Table

WorldObject

A modern carpentry table with an electric motor and heavy duty steel sawblades.

Notes

The Advanced Carpentry Table is a high-tier crafting station that uses an electric motor and steel sawblades to produce composite lumber items, including furniture, doors, and the Composites Upgrade module. It requires placement in a Tier 4 room with at least 36 m³ of free volume and accepts Composites or Modern upgrade modules to reduce resource and labor costs. Because it is the only station that can craft composite lumber products, a town aiming for high-tier building materials and room upgrades should prioritize getting one built and powered.

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Upgrade modules (one per slot)

Basic (none)Basic Upgrade (−10% cost · −5% labor · −25% time)Advanced (none)Advanced Upgrade (−10% cost · −10% labor · −35% time)Modern (none)Modern Upgrade (−15% cost · −10% labor · −50% time)Specialty (none)Industry Upgrade (−5% cost · −25% time)

Industry level 0Skill level changes labor only.

Talents

Electrical Efficiency (Industry Lv 6)

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Quantity to craftScales ingredients, labor, time, output & total raw by the number of crafts.

Ingredients

Ingredients for this recipe

Ingredient	Qty	Type
Steel Plate	6	item
Steel Saw Blade	8	item
Advanced Circuit	4	item
Fuse	2	item
Lubricant	2	item
Lumber	10	category

Byproducts (garbage)

Garbage byproducts of this recipe

Material	Qty / craft
Iron Scrap	≈ 3.96
Chemical Waste	≈ 0.22
Gold Scrap	≈ 0.16
Wood Scrap	≈ 0.12
Copper Scrap	≈ 0.11
Plastic Scrap	≈ 0.06
Bio Residue	≈ 0.04
Glass Scrap	≈ 0.03

Approximate — a category ingredient's salvage value depends on the item actually used.

Crafting waste collects in the station's garbage output and must be hauled away or recycled — see the Garbage & Recycling guide.

Crafting

Crafting stats

Labor	600 calories
Craft time	15 min
Throughput	≈ 4 Advanced Carpentry Table / hour (base)

As a placed object

Accepts upgrade modules

• Advanced Upgrade
• Basic Upgrade
• Composites Upgrade
• Modern Upgrade

Crafted here

• Composite Lumber
• Composite Lumber Bench
• Composite Lumber Chair
• Composite Lumber Door
• Composite Lumber Table
• Composites Upgrade
• Long Thin Wood Veneer Shelf
• Long Wood Veneer Shelf
• Short Curved Wood Veneer Shelf
• Short Thin Wood Veneer Shelf
• Short Wood Veneer Shelf

Recycling & waste

• 25× Iron Scrap
• 1× Gold Scrap
• 0.7× Copper Scrap
• 0.4× Plastic Scrap
• 0.2× Glass Scrap

The same salvage value leaks out as garbage when this item is consumed in crafting.

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Total raw to craft this

Recompute for my setup

• 1620× Limestone
• 760.67× Wood (any)
• 633.75× Iron Ore
• 522.19× Silica (any)
• 367.5× Quicklime
• 253.27× Clay
• 250.67× Crushed Limestone
• 225× Gold Ore
• 80× Natural Fiber (any)
• 24.79× Copper Ore
• 16.33× Steel Bar
• 10× Lumber (any)
• 1× Medium Carcass (any)

Approximate — category ingredients and any production cycles are counted as raw.

Categories

• Crafting Table
• Has Table Surface
• Housing Objects
• Industrial
• On Off
• Product
• Usable
• World Object

Obtained from

• Advanced Carpentry Table

See also

Advanced Masonry TableAdvanced Tailoring TableAnvilArrastraAssembly LineAutomatic Loom

The Advanced Carpentry Table is a high-tier industrial workstation that represents the pinnacle of woodworking technology, featuring an electric motor and heavy-duty steel sawblades for precision composite fabrication. This substantial 3x2x2 machine requires placement within a Tier 4 enclosed room with at least 36 cubic meters of free space, making it a significant investment that demands a well-developed workshop. The table produces advanced composite goods including Composite Lumber products and various wood veneer shelving options, and it accepts Basic, Advanced, Modern, and Composites upgrade modules to further enhance its efficiency. As a powered machine, it symbolizes the transition from manual craftsmanship to industrial production, though its operation relies on the surrounding infrastructure and the skill of a dedicated woodworker. This is an end-game carpentry station, typically built only once a settlement has established the material and technological foundation to support it.