Bucket

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Bucket

File:Grid Wooden Bucket (Lime Water).png

Stackable	No
Size ↕	N/A
Weight ⚖	N/A
ItemID	terrafirmacraftplus:item.?

Obtaining

Wooden Bucket

Wooden buckets can be crafted with any combination of planks.

File:Grid Plank (Oak).png		File:Grid Plank (Ash).png
File:Grid Plank (Aspen).png		File:Grid Plank (Birch).png
	File:Grid Plank (Chestnut).png

Metal Bucket

Metal buckets are made by working a Metal Sheet on an Anvil.

Usage

Wooden Bucket

Wooden buckets can be used as a way of transferring water to devices such as Barrels, but cannot place flowing or source water. Right-clicking on the ground with a water bucket will simply empty its contents without placing them in the world. It is totally unable to pick up lava (as would be expected of a wooden item). Wooden buckets can also be used in the crafting of Dough, Lime Water and Mortar, as well as to transport liquids such as Milk and Vinegar. To quickly empty a full bucket into a Barrel, simply sneak (Default:⇧ Shift) and right click with the bucket on the side of the barrel.

Dough

When combining flour with fresh water, the resulting dough will have double the weight. If the flour weighs more than 80 oz, crafting the dough will leave the flour in the crafting grid, minus the 80 oz used to create a max weight piece of dough.

Lime Water

			File:Grid Wooden Bucket (Lime Water).png

Mortar

Water Bucket	Lime Water Bucket
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Milk

Right click on a female cow with a wooden bucket to get milk. Cows can be milked once a day.

Blue Steel Bucket

Blue steel buckets can only pick up and place lava source blocks. They are not able to transport any other liquid.

Red Steel Bucket

Red steel buckets can only pick up and place water source blocks. They are not able to transport any other liquid. Red steel buckets filled with fresh water can also be used to craft dough.

Dough

When combining flour with fresh water, the resulting dough will have double the weight. If the flour weighs more than 80 oz, crafting the dough will leave the flour in the crafting grid, minus the 80 oz used to create a max weight piece of dough.