Iron fittings
Where it comes from#
Forge them at a The forge and smelting, 2 from an iron bar. Anyone can make them.
What it's for#
The iron in a building: hinges and latches for doors and water gates, a well's bucket hoops, the spikes in a bridge deck, a wagon's tyres and a rowboat's oarlocks and nails.
What it goes into#
| Makes | Takes | Full cost |
|---|---|---|
| Bridge deck | 1 | 9 logs, 1 iron fittings |
| Door | 1 | 10 planks, 1 iron fittings |
| Water gate | 1 | 16 planks, 1 iron fittings |
| Well | 1 | 3 logs, 8 stone, 2 clay, 1 iron fittings |
| Hitching post | 1 | 1 log, 1 iron fittings |
| Barrel | 1 | 8 planks, 1 iron fittings |
| Chest | 1 | 6 planks, 1 iron fittings |
| Cupboard | 1 | 9 planks, 1 iron fittings |
| Wagon | 4 | 36 planks, 4 iron fittings |
| Horse sled | 2 | 15 logs, 2 iron fittings |
| Rowboat | 2 | 48 planks, 2 iron fittings |
| Sailboat | 4 | 80 planks, 4 iron fittings, 4 hide |
Materials
- Ambergris
- Arctic char
- Black-eyed Susans
- Block of ice
- Blue flag irises
- Bluefin tuna
- Brook trout
- Catfish
- Chamomile
- Cod
- Columbines
- Cookstove
- Cornflowers
- Eel
- Fireweed
- Firewood
- Fishing net
- Fishing rod
- Flint
- Foxgloves
- Gold chain
- Gold dust
- Gold locket
- Gold ring
- Haddock
- Halibut
- Hay
- Herring
- Hide
- Iron axle
- Iron bars
- Iron plough
- Lavender
- Loaner coat
- Lobster
- Logs
- Lupines
- Mackerel
- Maple sap
- Marsh marigolds
- Ox-eye daisies
- Perch
- Pike
- Planks
- Red poppies
- Salmon
- Snowshoes
- Spruce tips
- Sticks
- Sturgeon
- Trilliums
- Whitefish
- Wild roses
- Worms
- Yarrow