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<i>"A tool with many uses, the wooden shovel can both add and remove dirt. Used in combination with landscaping
The '''Wooden Shovel''' is one of the starter tools currently available in Medieval Engineers. This basic tool allows the user to both dig and deposit {{Small_Image_Link|Dirt.png|Dirt}} in the planet. In combination with the {{Small_Image_Link|LandscapingStake0.5.png|Landscape Stake}}s, it becomes a powerful terraforming tool. A more durable version is the {{Small_Image_Link|IronShovel.png|Iron Shovel}}.
stakes and rope, the shovel can be used to level dirt and create ramps. It's simple to craft but suffers from
low durability.


Prior to researching {{Small_Image_Link|Hardening.png|Metal Hardening}}, the Wooden Shovel is the only way a player has to obtain {{Small_Image_Link|IronOreIcon.png|Iron Ore}}. For this, he must locate a poor yield, where the terrain is soft enough for the shovel to operate. After doing the research, crafting a {{Small_Image_Link|IronPickaxe.png|Pickaxe}} makes exploring other types of yields possible.-->
Shovels can be used to dig dirt and clay from the ground. Loose ore found in
 
<i>"A tool with many uses, the wooden shovel can both add and remove dirt. Used in combination with landscaping<br/>
stakes and rope, the shovel can be used to level dirt and create ramps. It's simple to craft but suffers from<br/>
low durability.<br/>
<br/>
Shovels can be used to dig dirt and clay from the ground. Loose ore found in<br/>
soil near ore veins can also be collected by shovels but solid ore is too hard.."</i>
soil near ore veins can also be collected by shovels but solid ore is too hard.."</i>


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Latest revision as of 15:46, 16 July 2022

Wooden Shovel

"A tool with many uses, the wooden shovel can both add and remove dirt. Used in combination with landscaping stakes and rope, the shovel can be used to level dirt and create ramps. It's simple to craft but suffers from low durability.

Shovels can be used to dig dirt and clay from the ground. Loose ore found in soil near ore veins can also be collected by shovels but solid ore is too hard.."


Version: 0.7
History: 0.6.4 → 0.6.3 → 0.6.1 → 0.5

Tool Information

Durability

100

Primary Function

Dig: 0.4m radius in 1.8 second(s)
Attack

Secondary Function

Fill: 0.5m radius in 1.8 second(s)
Block

Attack Damage

10 - 13

Attack Cost

Stamina: 14

Block Cost

Stamina: 10

Can Attack Multiple Targets In A Single Swing

True

Other Information

Hold Shift to ignore landscape plane

Crafting Recipe

Crafted By (Any)

 Player
 Crafting Table

Required Research (Any)

 Smelting

 Ore Refining

       Metal Working

Required Items

4  Sticks
2  Timber

Amount Produced

1 item

Crafting Time

5 second(s)

Tag

This item has the following tag(s)

Shovel

ToolLong

Inventory Item

Mass

5 kg

Stack Size

1 item(s)

Hit Points

100 points

Fuel

Burnt by Blocks [Burn Time]

Campfire  [20 second(s)]

Furnace  [20 second(s)]
Kiln  [20 second(s)]

       Oven  [20 second(s)]

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