| Wooden Transport Pipe | |
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| Type | Pipe |
| Tool | Any tool |
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Source Mod | Buildcraft 3 |
Wooden Transport Pipes are the most basic type of pipe. They are used to extract items from inventories like chests, furnaces and most machines. Wooden Pipes need power from an Engine to work.
Two Wooden Transport Pipes will not connect when put next to each other, but will connect with any other transport pipe put next to it. In compact designs, instead of extracting items from an inventory, it can be used in the middle of other pipes to transport items past another wooden pipe. Items will be extracted from the darker end of the pipe. The pipe's direction can be changed using a Buildcraft Wrench.
It is important to make sure the pipes are attached to the correct side of a block. A pipe connected to the top of a furnace will place items in the top slot. When placed on the right side, it will extract items from the furnace's output.
To extract liquids, Wooden Waterproof Pipes are used. Wooden Conductive Pipes are able to extract energy from Engines.
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Powering a Wooden Pipe with different types of engines provides different results:
- Redstone Engine: The pipe extracts 1 item at a time. As the engine heats up, the time between items reduces.
- Stirling Engine: The pipe extracts up to 52 items at a time.
- Combustion Engine: The pipe extracts up to 64 items at a time.
- Redstone Energy Cell (Thermal Expansion): Handles output of 4 completely heated induction furnaces with just 1 MJ/t (see gallery).
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