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Nether Forge
Obsidian walls around a fire fed with what burns in the Nether. The only forge hot enough to fuse ancient scrap with gold into netherite.
| Size | 2 × 2 × 2 blocks |
| Max temperature | 2000 °C |
| Heats / cools | 1 °C per tick / 0.3 °C per tick |
| Fuels | 1500 °C or more: lava bucket, blaze rod |
| Fuel lasts | 100% of its normal burn time |
Material and fuel share the 3 × 3 grid. A lava bucket gives the empty bucket back in the grid. If you load more than one fuel, the hottest burns first.
| Fuel | Reaches | Enough for |
|---|---|---|
 Lava bucket |
1600 °C | Everything except the netherite ingot |
 Blaze rod |
1800 °C | Everything |
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Netherite scrap from ancient debris: 1500 °C, 20 s. A lava bucket does the job. |
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Netherite ingot: 4 scrap and 4 gold, one per slot, with the ninth slot left for fuel. 1700 °C, 40 s. Needs blaze rods. |
The crafting table recipe for the netherite ingot is gone. Stacks in the slots are kept for the next batches, so load several at once.
Iron, copper and gold make 4 ingots from 3 ores in 10 s, faster than in the Iron Furnace.
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