With a blacksmith shop and over a hundred pounds of high-quality iron left.
Lynn's first thought was naturally to use iron pipes for the blower system.
If it was before, Lynn would naturally be reluctant.
A few hundred pounds of high-quality iron just to make pipes for blower equipment?
Madness, right?
But now a whole open-pit iron mine has been discovered.
High-quality iron is nothing; he has plenty!
Lynn returned to the blacksmith shop and assigned this task to Ehrelo, letting him handle it himself.
Iron pipes of several tens of meters, connecting the forging water wheel and the iron smelting furnace, it's not hard.
But it's not easy, either.
Simply put, it's about forging iron into sheets, then bending and securing them with iron nails and screws.
Minimize wind loss as much as possible!
After everything was instructed.
By afternoon time.
The pulley group on the dock just got installed.
One by one, sampan boats swiftly glided down from the upper Acadia River.
