Automation and logistics
Copper Sheet
Copper Sheets are made in a Constructor from Copper Ingots.
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Copper Sheet acquisition
Build a Constructor, select Copper Sheet, and feed it Copper Ingots. Route Sheets to storage or the consumer that needs them.
FIND THE ACTUAL LOCATION
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Standard resource types and purity · Game-data snapshot 1.2.3.1. Randomized worlds differ. Nearby markers may be separated by cliffs or caves.
55 Copper Ore locations
● Impure: amber● Normal: cyan● Pure: lime◆ Well outlet■ Well core
Before you go
- Copper Sheet recipe and Constructor.
- Copper Ingots delivered to the Constructor.
- Belts or storage to move Sheets to consumers.
Farming steps
- Place a Constructor and select the Copper Sheet recipe.
- Connect Copper Ingots to the Constructor input.
- Set up a clear output belt or storage route for Sheets.
- At 100% clock, budget 20 Ingots per minute for 10 Sheets per minute.
- Send the Sheets to a consumer such as an Assembler making Circuit Boards, Heat Sinks, or AI Limiters.
- Check input and output buffers if the line pauses or a consumer runs short.
- Each batch consumes 2 Copper Ingots and produces 1 Copper Sheet.
- Copper Sheet can also be crafted manually in the Equipment Workshop.
- The alternate Steamed Copper Sheet recipe requires its unlock and a Refinery.
Repeat, collect and use
Keep the Constructor supplied and the output clear; add another line when steady demand exceeds its rate.
Common mistakes
- Do not search for a Copper Sheet node; manufacture it from Copper Ingots.
- Do not feed Copper Ore directly into the Constructor; smelt it into Ingots first.
When to stop or switch
Stop expanding production when consumer inputs stay supplied and extra Sheets no longer build up beyond useful storage.
Sources & fact checks
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