solenoid

The three helve hammers finish ingots in about half the time it takes to heat up a bloom to working temp when wind is up on straight drive.

I ended up following this guy's guide, that way I only have to worry about one output wheel and can set it to high speed, high torque, or just straight feed.

I'll post some screenshots of mine when I've got all the machines down. Would appreciate tips, it's my first attempt.

I have two windmills on the sides of a large gear with the power train going down the tower, connected to the side of another large gear. For my third windmill I tried attaching it to the centre of the input large gear's axle, hoping for a speed increase to supplement the torque gained from connecting to the sides, but found it made no difference to the speed of the central axle. I know each axle and connection increases resistance, and having 4 machines working off the central axle requires so many connections that I wonder if the resistance from the convoluted maze of axles and transmissions is worth the squeeze. Is it better to have 4 windmills just powering each machine on their own, or to combine power along a central shaft?

let me guess, you've never made a fire before?

bump, you can see it piling up but it doesnt do anything, also torches should set thatch roofs alight