Kreydursts Research Tablet on Adamantine
So, it seems that the melting point of Adamantine is 25000 degrees Urst. Which compared to normal stone/building material, it's melting point is way above normal
boiling points.Another thing is that the boiling point of coke producing stones is ~16000 degrees Urst. Assuming that the coke/charcoal burns at that boiling point, (0 leftovers [of coke/charcoal] due to assumed Dwarven smelting/forging 100 Urst-cent efficiency) until it inevitably evaporates. Only smelters/forges made of dolomite can contain the raw power of
explosively stupidly passive, non face-melting efficient coke/charcoal.
And let us not even get into the properties of Adamantine as an armor/weapon in general. (I.E. Blunt/shear strength and whatnot) as it
is absolute bullshit makes even less sense how a
single Urst can pull off
strands of Adamantine from a craftsdwarfs workshop, without some kind of specialized equipment.
And through the process of stranding the Adamantine it somehow reduces the melting point of Adamantine just enough to make wafers? Which then can be turned into armor and weapons!? Impossible I say!
Our Dwarven workers must be hiding specialized tools from us, the things I list above might make sense to a few fellow overseers. So I will now begin listing the specialized tools I believe our
minions workers hide form us.
Plasma torch Small dragon on a stick
- Because of dragonfire being the ONLY natural heat source that can melt Adamantine, I have deduced that somewhere, somehow, hidden from our sights is a simple, yet innovative tool created behind our backs to properly melt the Adamantine strands into Adamantine wafers. I have deduced that this hidden tool, which is distributed to every Urst through some divine method (Likely Armok's doing,) is the only reason we can work the wondrous metal.
- Ingenious in it's design, an adult dragon must have been killed to take it's scales and create leather straps. Which then hold in place a young (Baby practically) dragon, tied to a nether cap pole.
- After a the tool used to create strands of Adamantine are used, the dragon on a stick is punched repeatedly until it's fire gathers. Which at that point, the stick will be pointed at the Adamantine strands settled in a magma-safe stone mold (for wafers.) Under normal dragonfire circumstances, a magma-safe stone mold would easily boil away in seconds, but due to the limited supply of the dragons breath, and the focusing array of the smelter and forges (Described in bullet point 2) the Adamantine receives 99 Urst-cent of the heat.
- The same process (Meaning Adamantine being melted into molds) is used to create all things from Adamantine, I.E. Armor, weapons, furniture, and coins. During the
life-inhibiting facemelting cooling phase of the Adamantine ~15000 <-> 24999 degrees Urst is when the quality of the hammering factors in.
- As with the previous special tool mentioned, this is another thing I theorize that is hidden from our view at all times. But this tool is odd in that it must be shaped like a cylinder (With a closing mechanism to prevent face destroying fire from blowing back through) made entirely of dragon leather, and dragon bone mechanisms / knobs (Or tower caps, that's another possibility) to allow the closing of one end of the tube. Which, as it's name states, it aids in focusing the dragons fire onto the Adamantine strands/wafers.
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