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Like all Power Cells the Stone Mining Cell is also an all-purpose-tool for pulling blocks, except for ore. Stone Mining Cells can be found in Obsidian Treasure Chests on the Stalactite layer underground sometimes, or can be crafted in your Crafting Menu (default key "Q") or at Crafting Tables (which still exist in older worlds created before R22 on September 16th 2015). The crafting-recipe needed to craft Stone Mining Cells will be unlocked by receiving a Wood Mining Cell - after crafting it yourself or taking one from a Stone Treasure Chest (or from a friend's chest/bag)

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  • Like all Power Cells the Stone Mining Cell is also an all-purpose-tool for pulling blocks, except for ore. Stone Mining Cells can be found in Obsidian Treasure Chests on the Stalactite layer underground sometimes, or can be crafted in your Crafting Menu (default key "Q") or at Crafting Tables (which still exist in older worlds created before R22 on September 16th 2015). The crafting-recipe needed to craft Stone Mining Cells will be unlocked by receiving a Wood Mining Cell - after crafting it yourself or taking one from a Stone Treasure Chest (or from a friend's chest/bag)
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  • Like all Power Cells the Stone Mining Cell is also an all-purpose-tool for pulling blocks, except for ore. Stone Mining Cells can be found in Obsidian Treasure Chests on the Stalactite layer underground sometimes, or can be crafted in your Crafting Menu (default key "Q") or at Crafting Tables (which still exist in older worlds created before R22 on September 16th 2015). The crafting-recipe needed to craft Stone Mining Cells will be unlocked by receiving a Wood Mining Cell - after crafting it yourself or taking one from a Stone Treasure Chest (or from a friend's chest/bag) To craft one Stone Mining Cell, you will need (as of R25 in November 2015): * 4 (blocks of) Stone, mined from Mountains or from walls of shallow Caves, or dug out just below the grassy surface, or also found deeper underground in the Fossil layer, which requires at least a Wood Mining Cell equipped * 2 Wood Slabs made of any kind of Wood or Logs in a Processor * 2 Mushrooms; either Red Mushroom, Brown Mushroom or Glowing Mushroom (the small golden arrows indicate that you can browse through alternative materials) * 5 Coal extracted from Coal Nodes in Mountains or on the Fossil layer underground by using any kind of Extractor, or found in Wood Treasure Chests that will randomly spawn during the night on solid blocks the surface * 2 Flowers of any kind. Remember: Red Flowers are from Ashenwood-trees, Yellow Flowers are from Cragwood-trees, Blue Flowers are from Elderwood-trees By crafting or taking a Stone Mining Cell for the first time you will automatically unlock the recipe for Obsidian Mining Cells and for Taming Collars. You will need the Stone Mining Cell to pull Bedrock, Limestone and/or Magnetite on the Fossil Layer, as well as Mold and Tourmaline further down, but also Canyonstone, Dark Canyonstone and Ruddy Canyonstone in the Canyons-biome. Pulling these hard rocks and also pulling Stone or the like will drain the power of your Stone Mining Cell, but pulling Dirt, Grass or Organics will not make it lose durability. In a detailed view, it is believed that it can pull up to 300 T2 blocks and 600 of T1 blocks However you cannot pull any harder rocks with Stone Mining Cells - like Siltstone, Stalactite or Saltrock on the Stalactite Layer nor any building-blocks crafted from such hard rocks. You also cannot pull any fluids with mere Stone Mining Cells (as of R25 in November 2015).
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