Machines

An upgraded fuel furnace between vanilla and the Electric Furnace — faster than vanilla, still fuel-based, no EU/FE.

Saws any wood into planks, sticks, slabs or stairs at a higher yield than hand-crafting. Four switchable modes, runs on EU/FE.

Crushes ore (both blocks and raw ore) into two dusts, spending EU/FE at the LV tier.

Squeeze raw materials into denser forms — metal dust into ingots, coal/gem dust back into items, ice into packed/blue ice, sugar cane into paper. Closes the doubling loop for non-metals.

Pulls useful material out of raw inputs — ×2 dye from flowers, more seeds from pumpkin/melon, blaze powder from rods, flint from gravel. Handy for hopper-fed auto-farms.

Smelts everything the vanilla furnace does, plus the mod's dusts into ingots. Runs on EU/FE instead of fuel.

An LV machine with three interchangeable input slots that melts several metals into one alloy. Loading order does not matter; copper, tin, iron, nickel, gold and silver become bronze, invar, cupronickel and electrum.

An LV support block that sits under the Vulcanizer. It has to warm up first; once hot it gives the maximum x3 heat. While cold it is not a heat source at all.

Boils oil down into raw rubber — a ten-bucket tank, one bucket per run. The rubber is then combined with sulfur in a Vulcanizer.

An LV machine that combines raw rubber with sulfur dust to make rubber. It needs EU/FE and heat from below; a stronger heat source increases the output.

An LV electroplating machine: it turns fibre and silver dust into flux thread in a water bath — the way into the Fluxweave line and the EU/FE armour.

Continuously stamps out crafting-table recipes from blueprints for EU/FE, pulling materials from its own modular storage. Holds a queue of three blueprints.

An LV machine that renders any food down to identical rations. Rations stack together no matter what they were made from, so a dozen slots of assorted scraps collapse into one.

Restores a worn wind mill rotor or water mill wheel for one item and some EU/FE — but every repair permanently lowers that part's durability ceiling.

An LV machine with a spin-up: a redstone signal brings the rotor up to speed, and a hot heater below lets it split uranium dust in two — the second ore doubling after the macerator.

Grinds any junk into slag briquettes. The grade depends not on how much waste went in but on how varied it was — a one-note batch pays ballast, a proper mix pays rich slag.