Ultracompact Self Sustaining 600.000 Su Steam Engine Tileable Schematic (1.21.x)
Ultracompact Self Sustaining 600.000 Su Steam Engine Tileable Schematic gives you a massive power source for your Create mod factories. This build packs four level 9 boilers into a very small space to generate a huge amount of stress capacity. It runs on its own once you finish the setup process. You can also stack multiple copies of this machine together in any direction to get even more power. It only uses blocks from the base game and the main mod, so you do not need extra add-ons to run it.
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Features:
- Massive Power: Generates up to 600,000 stress units to run your biggest factories.
- Tileable Design: Lets you connect multiple engines together in any direction to multiply your power output.
- Runs entirely on its own after you complete the first startup steps.
- Fits four maximum-level boilers into a small 9x13x8 block area.
- Uses lava cauldrons to heat the system continuously without fuel refills.
- Includes an automated redstone link system to shut down the machine safely.
Schematic Specs:
Fluid Tank 144Copycat Base 51Copycat Panel 51Encased Fluid Pipe 49Lava 41
How to Use:
- Place water inside the two leftmost and two rightmost rows of the engines.
- Put enough empty buckets into the designated bucket hopper.
- Fill all the cauldrons with lava before you try to start the machine.
- Start the engine by turning the output shaft with another power source, or by putting water directly into some boilers.
- If you use the tiled version, replace any small cogs or shafts that break or spin the wrong way while the machine runs.
- Send a redstone signal to the redstone link marked with red dye to stop the engine.
🔧 Setup:
- Waterlog the two leftmost and the two rightmost rows of steam engines as shown in the pictures.
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Requirements:
Ultracompact Self Sustaining 600.000 Su Steam Engine Tileable Schematic Download Links
For Minecraft 1.21.x
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