Bronze Rotor Blade — Minecraft block

Bronze Rotor Blade

Bronze Rotor Blade is an Industrial Craft 2 component crafted from nine Bronze ingots on a full 3x3 grid, assembled with a Bronze Shaft into the Bronze Turbine Rotor for IC2 kinetic generators.

Block ID ic2:bronze_rotor_blade
Mod Industrial Craft 2
Game versions
1.19.2 1.12.2 1.11.2 1.11 1.10.2 1.10 1.9.4 1.8.9 1.7.10 1.7.2 1.6.4

Description

The Bronze Rotor Blade is an Industrial Craft 2 crafting component assembled from nine Bronze ingots: one Bronze ingot in every slot of a full 3x3 crafting grid, exactly one Bronze Rotor Blade per craft. The Bronze Rotor Blade is never placed in the world; the Bronze Rotor Blade exists only as an intermediate part. Bronze itself is a shapeless IC2 craft from three Copper and one Tin yielding four Bronze ingots, so fewer than three bronze crafts cover one blade.

The sole use of the Bronze Rotor Blade is the Bronze Turbine Rotor: four Bronze Rotor Blades in the north, east, south, and west slots plus one Bronze Shaft in the center of a 3x3 grid yield one Bronze Turbine Rotor, the bronze-tier rotor for IC2 kinetic generators. Bronze Rotor Blades stack to 64 per inventory slot, so one full stack covers sixteen rotor assemblies. Stock spare Bronze Rotor Blades before a long kinetic generator session.

Block properties

Item ID ic2:bronze_rotor_blade
/give command /give @p ic2:bronze_rotor_blade
Stackable Yes (64)

Guide

How to craft a Bronze Rotor Blade in Industrial Craft 2

  1. 1

    Craft Bronze ingots

    Craft Bronze first: the IC2 Bronze recipe is shapeless, takes three Copper and one Tin, and yields four Bronze ingots, so three such crafts cover the nine ingots one Bronze Rotor Blade needs.

  2. 2

    Open a 3x3 crafting grid

    Open a standard Crafting Table, because the Bronze Rotor Blade recipe fills all nine slots of the grid.

  3. 3

    Fill all 9 slots with Bronze

    Place one Bronze ingot in each of the nine grid slots to craft exactly one Bronze Rotor Blade.

  4. 4

    Assemble the Bronze Turbine Rotor

    Repeat the full-grid craft four times, then 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.

Craft blades in fours

The Bronze Rotor Blade cannot be placed in the world and has no use outside the Bronze Turbine Rotor recipe, so craft Bronze Rotor Blades in batches of four to avoid leftover single components.

How to craft this block

Ingredients: Bronze Bronze x9
Crafting
Bronze Rotor Blade
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Bronze Rotor Blade

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 exactly one Bronze Rotor Blade per full-grid craft. The recipe consumes nine Bronze ingots in total.

How do you get Bronze in IC2?

IC2 Bronze is a shapeless crafting recipe: combine three Copper and one Tin in any arrangement to produce four Bronze ingots. Three such crafts yield twelve ingots, enough for one Bronze Rotor Blade with three to spare.

What is the Bronze Rotor Blade used for in IC2?

The Bronze Rotor Blade has a single use: the Bronze Turbine Rotor. Four Bronze Rotor Blades in the north, east, south, and west slots plus one Bronze Shaft in the center of a 3x3 grid produce one Bronze Turbine Rotor for IC2 kinetic generators.

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 do Bronze Rotor Blades have?

Bronze Rotor Blades stack up to 64 per inventory slot. One full stack holds enough blades for sixteen Bronze Turbine Rotor assemblies, since each rotor consumes exactly four blades.

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