Universal crusher

The gold rush can begin.

Thanks to new processes and techniques, the universal crusher can now extract more raw materials from stones.

This universal crusher produces lime, gravel, sand, ironore, goldore and copperore from stone by adding water.
The sand filling production process extracts industrialsand, playsand, and even quartzsand from regular sand.
New technologies have made the universal crusher even more effective. Stones are crushed several times within the cycles, reducing consumption.
One result is that fine sand is also produced at the end, which can be used immediately for sand filling production.

In order to further process the newly extracted raw materials, a new factory for new productions has now been added.

This means that gold and copper can be produced from goldore and copperore and silicon can also be extracted from quartzsand.

The mod also contains a sellingstation that can be placed freely and where you can sell the end products from the universal crusher.

If you urgently need woodchips, you can also have your wood chopped up here.

Universal crusher
Category: Factories
Price: $75,000
Monthly maintenance costs: $200
Production ingredients: Stone, sand, wood and water

Lime production: 5 cycles/hour Stones 50/ Water 30 -> Lime 30 / Gravel 10 / Sand 10 Cost: $5/hour
Iron ore production: 5 cycles/hour Stones 50/ Water 30 -> Ironore 5 / Stone 20 / Gravel 20 / Sand 5 Cost: $5/hour
Ore production: 5 cycles/hour Stones 50/ Water 30 -> Gravel 10 / Golderore 4 / Copperore 8 / Stone 25 / Sand 3 Cost: $5/hour
Sand filling: 7 cycles/hour Sand 50 -> Industrialsand 30/ Playsand 15/ Quartzsand 5 - Cost: $3/hour
Wood chip production: 20 cycles/hour Wood 500 -> Wood chips 490 - Cost: $3/hour

Silicon and ore production
Category: Factories
Price: $100,000
Monthly maintenance costs: $300
Production ingredients: Gold ore, copper ore and quartz sand

Silicon production: 2 cycles/hour Quartz sand 10 -> Silicon 80 - $25/hour
Gold production: 2 cycles/hour Gold ore 1000 -> Gold 1 - $35/hour
Copper production: 2 cycles/hour Copper ore 100 -> Copper 20 - $30/hour