Bronze Rotor Blade
Bronze Rotor Blade is an Industrial Craft 2 component crafted from nine Bronze ingots on a full 3x3 grid, used to assemble the Bronze Turbine Rotor for IC2 kinetic generators.
Description
The assembled Bronze Turbine Rotor fits the Kinetic Wind Generator, the Kinetic Steam Generator, and the Kinetic Water Generator. Bronze-tier rotors deliver efficiency 0.5, last one in-game day of operation, and require a 7x7 block clearance when spinning. Bronze Rotor Blades cost far less than Iron Rotor Blades yet produce a rotor with identical 0.5 efficiency and 1-day durability, so Bronze Rotor Blades are the economical choice for a first kinetic setup. Stack up to 64 Bronze Rotor Blades per inventory slot to bulk-craft spare rotors before a long wind farm session.
Block properties
| Item ID |
ic2:bronze_rotor_blade
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|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p ic2:bronze_rotor_blade
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| Stackable | Yes (64) |
Guide
How to craft a Bronze Rotor Blade in Industrial Craft 2
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Smelt Bronze ingots
Industrial Craft 2 Bronze is smelted from three Copper ore and one Tin ore in any IC2 furnace, producing two Bronze ingots per craft, so prepare at least five Bronze crafts to reach nine ingots.
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Open a 3x3 crafting grid
A standard Crafting Table or the IC2 crafting surface opens the full 3x3 grid that the Bronze Rotor Blade recipe requires, because the recipe fills every slot.
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Fill all 9 slots with Bronze
Place one Bronze ingot in each of the nine grid slots to craft exactly one Bronze Rotor Blade, the densest 3x3 bronze recipe among IC2 kinetic components.
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4
Repeat for four blades
Repeat the full-grid craft four times to obtain four Bronze Rotor Blades, the exact count needed to assemble one Bronze Turbine Rotor.
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Assemble the Bronze Turbine Rotor
Place one Bronze Shaft in the center slot and a Bronze Rotor Blade in each of the north, east, south, and west slots to craft one Bronze Turbine Rotor for IC2 kinetic generators.
The Bronze Turbine Rotor built from Bronze Rotor Blades matches the Iron Turbine Rotor at efficiency 0.5 and 1-day durability, yet Bronze costs far less material, so Bronze Rotor Blades are the recommended entry-tier pick.
How to craft this block
Bronze
x9
Used in crafts
- Bronze Rotor
Frequently asked questions
What is the recipe for a Bronze Rotor Blade in Industrial Craft 2?
A Bronze Rotor Blade is crafted by placing one Bronze ingot in each of the nine slots of a 3x3 crafting grid, yielding one Bronze Rotor Blade per full-grid craft. The recipe consumes nine Bronze ingots total.
What is the Bronze Rotor Blade used for in IC2?
The Bronze Rotor Blade is assembled into a Bronze Turbine Rotor, the entry-tier spinning part for IC2 kinetic generators. Four Bronze Rotor Blades plus one Bronze Shaft in the center produce one Bronze Turbine Rotor.
Which IC2 generators accept the Bronze Turbine Rotor?
The Bronze Turbine Rotor built from Bronze Rotor Blades fits the Kinetic Wind Generator, the Kinetic Steam Generator, and the Kinetic Water Generator. Each generator spins the rotor to convert wind, steam, or water flow into kinetic energy.
How does the Bronze Rotor compare to Iron, Steel, and Carbon rotors?
The Bronze Turbine Rotor matches the Iron Turbine Rotor with efficiency 0.5 and 1-day durability, but Bronze Rotor Blades cost far less material. Steel reaches 0.75 efficiency and 2-day durability, while Carbon tops the ladder at 1.0 efficiency and 7-day durability.
Can the Bronze Rotor Blade be placed in the world?
No, the Bronze Rotor Blade is a pure crafting component and cannot be placed as a block. The Bronze Rotor Blade exists only to be combined with a Bronze Shaft into a Bronze Turbine Rotor.
What stack size and clearance does the Bronze Turbine Rotor need?
Bronze Rotor Blades stack to 64 per inventory slot for bulk crafting. The assembled Bronze Turbine Rotor requires a 7x7 block clearance when spinning and reaches a minimum wind strength of 14 MCW up to a maximum of 75 MCW.
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