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The source lists 2 Cast Iron Nails under Civil Grinder. Its associated cell shows 1 Steel Bar as the output and “1 Copper Bar / 3 Niter” as the listed input.
The source lists 5 Rifle Bullets * under Civil Grinder. Its associated cell shows 2 Steel Bars / 5 Gunpowder as the output and “1 Copper Bar / 3 Niter” as the listed input.
The source lists Acacia Wood Planks under Industrial Machine Tools. Its associated cell shows 4 Acacia Wood as the output and 4 Hardwood as the listed input.
The Civil Recycler row for Advanced Mechanical Scrap lists Dregs, Power Stones, Stones, Stone Slates, and Bricks as inputs, with Dregs, Condensed Power Stones, Transmission Shafts, and Pressure Gauges as outputs.
The Aluminum Pickhammer row lists 4 Stone and 6 Magnesium Aluminum Alloys as materials, with Advanced Worktable as the worktable entry.
The Civil Recycler row for Aluminum Scrap lists Dregs, Power Stones, Stones, Stone Slates, and Bricks as inputs, with Dregs, Magnesium Aluminu Alloy, and Aluminum Alloy Plate as outputs.
The furnace entry for Bricks lists 3 Copper Ore and 4 Stone. These are the input quantities shown for this item; no output quantity is stated.
The Bronze Axe / Bronze Pickhammer row lists 4 Stone and 5 Copper Bars as materials and Basic Worktable as the worktable entry.
The source lists Bronze Plate under Processor. Its associated cell shows 3 Bronze Bars as the output and 4 Hardwood as the listed input.
The source lists Bronze Stick under Processor. Its associated cell shows 2 Bronze Bars as the output and 4 Hardwood as the listed input.
The source lists Cast Iron Rod under Civil Processor. Its associated cell shows 2 Steel Bars as the output and 4 Hardwood as the listed input.
The furnace entry for Ceramic Bottle lists 3 Copper Ore and 4 Clay / 2 Dinas. The row labels the machine Furnace; it does not clarify whether the listed inputs are alternatives or combined requirements.
The furnace entry for Ceramic Plate * lists 3 Copper Ore and 2 Clay / 1 Dinas. The row does not explain the asterisk or whether its listed inputs are alternatives or combined requirements.
The Industrial Recycler row for Ceramic Scrap lists Dregs, Power Stones, Stones, Stone Slates, and Bricks as inputs, with Dregs, Organic Ceramics, and Organic Ceramic Sheets as outputs.
The Chromium Axe / Chromium Pickhammer row lists 4 Stone and 5 Chromium Steel Bars as materials, with Advanced Worktable as the worktable entry.
The Civil Furnace entry for Chromium Steel Bar * lists 3 Copper Ore and 3 Iron Ore / 2 Chromium Ore. The asterisk and slash-separated input relationship are unexplained.
The source lists Chromium Steel Bearings under Civil Grinder. Its associated cell shows 2 Chromium Steel Bars as the output and “1 Copper Bar / 3 Niter” as the listed input.
The source lists Chromium Steel Plate under Civil Processor. Its associated cell shows 3 Chromium Steel Bars as the output and 4 Hardwood as the listed input.
The source lists Composite Fiber Rods under Industrial Grinding Table. Its associated cell shows 4 Composite Fibers as the output and “1 Copper Bar / 3 Niter” as the listed input.
The source lists Copper Plate under Processor. Its associated cell shows 3 Copper Bars as the output and 4 Hardwood as the listed input.
The Recycler row for Copper Scrap lists Dregs, Power Stones, Stones, Stone Slates, and Bricks as inputs, with Dregs, Power Stones, Copper Bars, and Copper Sticks as outputs.
The source lists Copper Stick under Processor. Its associated cell shows 2 Copper Bars as the output and 4 Hardwood as the listed input.
The Industrial Recycler row for Fiber Scrap lists Dregs, Power Stones, Stones, Stone Slates, and Bricks as inputs, with Dregs, Composite Fibers, and Composite Fiber Threads as outputs.
The Recycler row for Fine Wood Scrap lists Dregs, Power Stones, Stones, Stone Slates, and Bricks as inputs, with Dregs, Hardwood, and Hardwood Planks as outputs.
The furnace entry for Glass lists 3 Copper Ore and 4 Dinas. These are the listed inputs; the row does not specify an output quantity.
The source lists Granite Slab * under Civil Processor. Its associated cell shows 2 Granite Tiles as the output and 4 Hardwood as the listed input.
The Civil Furnace entry for Granite Tiles * lists 3 Copper Ore and 4 Granite. The row does not explain the asterisk or state an output quantity.
The source lists Hardwood Plank under Processor. Its associated cell shows 4 Hardwood as the output and 4 Hardwood as the listed input.
The Iron Axe / Iron Pickhammer row lists 4 Stone and 5 Steel Bars as materials, with Intermediate Worktable as the worktable entry.
The source lists Iron Plate under Civil Processor. Its associated cell shows 3 Steel Bars as the output and 4 Hardwood as the listed input.
The Civil Recycler row for Iron Scrap lists Dregs, Power Stones, Stones, Stone Slates, and Bricks as inputs, with Dregs, Power Stones, Steel Bars, and Iron Latches as outputs.
The source lists Iron Wire * under Civil Grinder. Its associated cell shows 1 Steel Bar as the output and “1 Copper Bar / 3 Niter” as the listed input.
The Industrial Furnace entry for Limestone Bricks lists 3 Copper Ore and 4 Limestone. These are the listed inputs; no output quantity is given.
The Industrial Furnace entry for Magnesium Aluminum Alloy lists 3 Copper Ore and 2 Aluminum Ore / 1 Magnesium Ore. The row does not clarify the slash-separated inputs.
The Industrial Furnace entry for Magnet lists 3 Copper Ore and 2 Iron Ore / 1 Nickel Ore. The row gives these materials but does not explain whether the slash separates alternatives or combined inputs.
The Civil Furnace entry for Manganese Steel Bar lists 3 Copper Ore and 3 Iron Ore / 2 Manganese Ore. The slash relationship between the listed materials is unspecified.
Sources are TheGamer guides for My Time at Sandrock. The supplied table data does not specify platform, edition, DLC, New Game Plus, or patch; no such distinctions are inferred. The machine tables cover listed recipes or recycling inputs and outputs, and the tool table covers the listed tool recipes; coverage is bounded by these source tables.
Counts describe the imported source tables. They do not establish complete coverage of every patch, DLC or upgrade variant. Multiple values remain labeled as listed values when the source does not identify their upgrade levels.
