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	<font color="#DAA520">Smelting</font> is the process of melting down scrap metals such as steel, lead, copper, silver, and brass into ingots. Smelting is done at the forge and normally returns one ingot for every three pieces of scrap metal.		<font color="#DAA520">Smelting</font> is the process of melting down scrap metals such as steel, lead, copper, silver, and brass into ingots. Smelting is done at the forge and normally returns one ingot for every three pieces of scrap metal.
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	To begin, double-click the chosen smelter and select a pile of scrap metal. The system will process up to ten pieces in a single batch.		To begin, double-click the chosen smelter and select a pile of scrap metal. The system will process up to ten pieces in a single batch.


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	<font color="#DAA520">Smelting:</font> is the process of melting down scrap metals such as steel, lead, copper, silver, and brass into ingots. Smelting is done at the forge and normally returns one ingot for every three pieces of scrap metal.		<font color="#DAA520">Smelting</font> is the process of melting down scrap metals such as steel, lead, copper, silver, and brass into ingots. Smelting is done at the forge and normally returns one ingot for every three pieces of scrap metal.

	With upgrades to your Foundry, you can improve smelting efficiency by using an Arc Furnace, which achieves the same 3:1 ratio and requires 75% Metalworking skill to operate.		With upgrades to your Foundry, you can improve smelting efficiency by using an Arc Furnace, which achieves the same 3:1 ratio and requires 75% Metalworking skill to operate.

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	With upgrades to your Foundry, you can improve smelting efficiency by using an Arc Furnace, which achieves the same 3:1 ratio and requires 75% Metalworking skill to operate.		With upgrades to your Foundry, you can improve smelting efficiency by using an Arc Furnace, which achieves the same 3:1 ratio and requires 75% Metalworking skill to operate.

			To begin, double-click the chosen smelter and select a pile of scrap metal. The system will process up to ten pieces in a single batch.

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	<font color="#DAA520">Smelting:</font> is the process of melting down scrap metals such as steel, lead, copper, silver, and brass into ingots. Smelting is done at the forge and normally returns one ingot for every three pieces of scrap metal. With upgrades to your ~~foundry~~, you can improve smelting efficiency by using an Arc Furnace, which achieves the same 3:1 ratio and requires 75% Metalworking skill to operate.		<font color="#DAA520">Smelting:</font> is the process of melting down scrap metals such as steel, lead, copper, silver, and brass into ingots. Smelting is done at the forge and normally returns one ingot for every three pieces of scrap metal.

			With upgrades to your Foundry, you can improve smelting efficiency by using an Arc Furnace, which achieves the same 3:1 ratio and requires 75% Metalworking skill to operate.

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	<font color="#DAA520">Smelting:</font> ~~Metalworking also includes smelting,~~ the process of melting down scrap metals such as steel, lead, copper, silver, and brass into ingots. Smelting is done at the forge and normally returns one ingot for every three pieces of scrap metal. With upgrades to your foundry, you can improve smelting efficiency by using an Arc Furnace, which achieves the same 3:1 ratio and requires 75% Metalworking skill to operate.		<font color="#DAA520">Smelting:</font> is the process of melting down scrap metals such as steel, lead, copper, silver, and brass into ingots. Smelting is done at the forge and normally returns one ingot for every three pieces of scrap metal. With upgrades to your foundry, you can improve smelting efficiency by using an Arc Furnace, which achieves the same 3:1 ratio and requires 75% Metalworking skill to operate.

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			<font color="#DAA520">Smelting:</font> Metalworking also includes smelting, the process of melting down scrap metals such as steel, lead, copper, silver, and brass into ingots. Smelting is done at the forge and normally returns one ingot for every three pieces of scrap metal. With upgrades to your foundry, you can improve smelting efficiency by using an Arc Furnace, which achieves the same 3:1 ratio and requires 75% Metalworking skill to operate.

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