Chisel/zh-cn

Chisel

Stackable	No
Size ↕	Very Small
Weight ⚖	Medium
Reach	Short
Speed	N/A
ItemID	terrafirmacraftplus:item.16483, 16484, 16486 - 16491, 16493
Used in combination with a Hammer.

Obtaining

Metal Chisel

Metal Chisels can only be made from tool metals. They can be cast in ceramic molds, or worked on a metal anvil.

Casting

Main article: Casting

Bismuth Bronze, Black Bronze, Bronze, and Copper Chisels can be cast using a Vessel or a Ceramic Mold instead of working on an anvil.

Ceramic Mold

Making the Clay Tool Mold	Firing the Mold

Vessel

Place an empty or partially filled Chisel mold into the slot to fill it with metal from the vessel. It takes 100 units of metal to completely fill an empty Ceramic Mold. The text in the vessel's GUI will be updated to show the amount of metal remaining in the vessel.

Copper
100 Units

Unshaped Ingot

To fill the Chisel mold from a ceramic ingot mold, right click the liquid unshaped ingot to open the casting interface:

Put the ceramic Chisel mold in the second input slot and wait for the filled mold to finished.

Removing the Head from the Mold	Finishing the Chisel

Smithing

Main article: Working

Chisel Heads can also be crafted by using ingots on an anvil with a hammer. This is the only option for higher tier metals that cannot be cast. The durability depends both on the metal used and the skill of the smith forging the tool.

Smithing the Chisel Head

Working Rules
Hit, Last	Hit, Not Last	Draw, Not Last

Finishing the Chisel

Usage

Chisels are used to shape Raw Stone, Cobblestone, Smooth Stone and Plank Blocks into a variety of shapes and forms, as well as turn Rocks into Bricks.

Bricks

These bricks can be used along with Mortar to craft the Stone Bricks block and Stone Brick Walls.

Chisel Modes

In order to use a chisel on blocks in the world, the player must also have a Hammer equipped in their hotbar. The mode of the chisel can be changed by pressing the Cycle Tool Mode key (Default:M), while having the chisel equipped.

< Mode Indicator

Smoothing Mode

Turns Raw Stone into Smooth Stone; does nothing to other blocks.

Stair Mode

Turns the targeted block into a stair block. Creating upside-down stairs is done by targeting the bottom face of a block. Stairs created in this way do not drop when mined, and must be created on the spot. Cannot make corner stairs.

Slab Mode

Slabs the targeted face of a block. Each face may be slabbed a maximum of seven times, with each use of the chisel removing another eighth of the original block. Any face of the block may be slabbed at any time, meaning it is possible to create blocks of almost any size and position. Slabs created in this way do not drop when mined, and must be created on the spot. Slabs do not connect to fences or glass panes, and grass will grow under slabs of any size.

Detail Mode

Turns the targeted block into an 8×8×8 block consisting of 512 sub-blocks that can be chiseled away individually to have highly detailed work. Pressing the Lock Tool Location key (Default:L) locks the chisel to the last block which was detailed, making it easier to detail one block at a time. Pressing it again will unlock the chisel and allow it to detail other blocks. Detail mode is also required to use Blueprints.

Blueprints

Blueprints allow the player to make one detailed block structure and copy it onto a blueprint, in order to easily create it again. Right-clicking with a blank blueprint on a detailed block will copy that detailed block onto each blueprint in the stack of blueprints. This will copy the block layout to every single blueprint item in the stack.

When this is done, a GUI will open to name the blueprint for organization purposes and X/Y/Z rotation settings (you can right-click the blueprint not on a subdivided block to re-open this UI). To use the blueprint, both a chisel and a hammer must be equipped in the hotbar. Right click on the block with a chisel in detailed mode to convert it into the subdivided block, then click on the block with the blueprint (you will get the rotation UI again, but it is too late to change anything at this point). Both the chisel and the hammer will take durability damage and the blueprint will be consumed.

To make a blueprint, simply combine one Paper and one Marking together in the crafting table.

Achievements

Main article: Achievements

Icon	Achievement	In-game description	Prerequisites	Actual requirements (if different)
	Chalcolithic!	Cast something in metal to enter the Copper Age	No stone unturned	Fill a tool mold in a ceramic vessel filled with liquid metal.

History

Beta
v1		Added Chisel, used on raw stone in the world to create a Smooth Stone Block or with Cobblestone in a crafting table to create stone bricks.
v2 Build 40		Added Stone Masonry.
		The chisel is used to make Smooth Stone blocks, stairs, and slabs. Right-clicking on the side of a stone block will shave off a layer from that side of the block, allowing customizable block shapes.
v2 Build 52d		Removed smooth/slab/stair the ceiling with a chisel when mining to evade cave-ins.
Build 70		Added support for chiseling wood.
		Added new Detailed chiseling mode that converts a block into 512 sub-blocks that can be individually removed for in-depth detailing work.
Build 72		Added locking of chisel to the last detailed block.
Build 74		Added Blueprints.
Build 76		Changed crafting recipe for stone bricks to use rocks instead of cobblestone.
Build 79.10		Adjusted chiseling rules so that you can not chisel any raw stone block that has raw stone, or an ore block, within the 2 blocks directly above it.

Issues

• All blocks that have been reshaped with a chisel are considered to be made of stone material, and therefore must be broken with a pickaxe. I.E. Plank blocks that have been chiseled into stairs must be broken with a pickaxe, not an axe.

Trivia

• Any raw stone block that has raw stone, or an ore block, within the 2 blocks directly above it cannot be chiseled.
• Blueprints are directional-specific, so four separate blueprints are required for a full set of corner stairs (NE, NW, SE, SW). However, blueprints can be rotated (not mirrored) by shift-right clicking in the air with one in hand.

Gallery

• 
  Shelves made from slabbed planks.
• 
  Smooth Basalt detailed into a table.
• 
  A house which makes heavy use of the chisel (warning, using the chisel this heavily can cause framerate drops).
• 
  Furniture made with use of the chisel.

‎