I think my favorite is a lumberaxe with fortune and autosmelting on it. Charcoal for days. You guys?
Favorite Tinker's Construct Tools/Weapons?
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Scythe. Such love for the scythe. Take out a whole crowd of zombies. Even more important now that zombies self-replicate.
Hammers are also pretty darn good for branch mining. Plus I have a tendency to hum the tune from Donkey Kong hammer tune while doing so. Either that or 'dig a tunnah'.
Hammers are also pretty darn good for branch mining. Plus I have a tendency to hum the tune from Donkey Kong hammer tune while doing so. Either that or 'dig a tunnah'.
Personally, I enjoy the TiCo pickaxes. They just have a "feel" to it, if you know what I mean. (probably don't, but meh! 
) Plonk Fortune, Speed, and Flux onto that thing, and watch it soar!
) Plonk Fortune, Speed, and Flux onto that thing, and watch it soar!Hammer is by far my favorite. When you do alot of building the Hammer makes it loads easier to fix your mistakes no matter the size. Also makes branch mining a breeze.
Cobalt lumberaxe with four levels of redstone + massive forest of biomes o' plenty willow trees + coin of fortune = twelve stacks of wood in three minutes.
And the scythe is the best thing ever for making rubber tree farms.
And the scythe is the best thing ever for making rubber tree farms.
It will be the longsword EARLY early game and the hammer early game, you cant imagine how convinient is to use that stone longsword for traveling, requires almost nothing and can jump over ravines. Traveling becomes 3x times easier. Once established a hammer is a must first craft, so I rush smeltery and go get 30 or so iron, in the mean time with other stuff so i get set-up.
I don't think I'll ever get tired of the hammer, especially with how you don't need expensive materials at all to use it properly. I'm currently enjoying this simple one made with a cobble head and flint plates (for some extra speed and a better look) and a blue slime handle. Oh no, it doesn't have enough durability? Not a problem, I was most liking digging tunnels anyway so all I need to do is plop a tool station down and repair it with all the stone I just got. I don't even think I needed to put this emerald on it, since a recent TCon update made hammers ignore ores in certain occasions.
I will most likely never make an iron/cobalt/RF/expensive something hammer again.
I will most likely never make an iron/cobalt/RF/expensive something hammer again.
Clearly you've never played magic farm
Hammer with a stone head, the rest made of whatever material you choose, I am a fan of iron. Add auto-smelt, fortune, and a diamond.
Now that same hammer is faster, more durable, turns ores into 2.5 ingots on average, and can mine everything a diamond pick can.
Manyullyn blade, paper crossbar and handle. Add a diamond and gold onto it, and put strictly quartz on it. Will go up to 7.5 hearts of damage, and I think 8 hearts if you really want to put a nether star on it. 7.5 hearts of armor piercing damage, with faster damage speed ends with an awesome feeling of being in power (or overpowered, if you see it that way)
I'm partial to a Manyullyn longsword with enough quartz to one-shot monsters if you're running and get a crit. For digging, I recently discovered the awesomeness that is the Silk Touch hammer. Stone Bricks for days!
Protip: Use steel for the head and save yourself the diamond.
Actual protip: Don't bother with the diamond, and carry around a fortune/silk touch pick. Mine out everything that stone can mine out normally, then when you hit the good stuff, get your fortune/silk touch groove on! Very useful for obtaining redstone ore for TE3, because stone won't break redstone. Use the hammer to mine out the stone around the desired material, then use the uber pick on the desired material.
why not just make a good hammer with silktouch?
Cobalt hammer paper handle, flux, silk touch, and bagillion redstone. Now if only I could get silk touch on my atomic dissasembler...
Because you can repair it with cobblestone instead of sinking a Modifier on Flux or Repair.