You can also only purchase this from the Goblin Tinkerer for 10 Gold. It’s featured heavily in our Terraria Ankh Shield Guide. Tinkerer’s Workshop: This Terraria crafting station lets you combine different trinkets into more powerful items.You can only purchase this from the Witch Doctor for 1 Gold and 50 Silver during the Halloween Seasonal Event. Cauldron: The Cauldron is functionally indistinguishable from the Cooking Pot, with the only difference being that it is Halloween-themed and more animated.It can be crafted using 10x Iron Bar and 2x Wood. Cooking Pot: Players can cook raw ingredients with this to create dishes that give the Well Fed buff.You create this by placing any Work Bench next to a Chair. Work Bench and Chair: Another combo that only lets you create the Goggles and Sunglasses accessories.Place any Table and Chair next to each other to establish this Terraria crafting station. Table and Chair: Combining these two furniture pieces lets you craft different Watches and the Depth Meter.
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Loom: You can check out our full detailed guide on the Loom here, but basically, it allows you to weave clothing items. You require 10x Wood, 2x Iron Bar, and 1x Chain. Sawmill: A Sawmill is used to craft more complex wooden items like Terraria, crafting furniture, and other decorations. It has 41 different variants, but the most simple one can be created with 6x Wood and 1x Water Bucket. Sink: As the name suggests, the Sink is used to craft items that otherwise require a water source. It can only be found in the Dungeon after the Skeletron boss has been defeated, Alchemy Table: This functions identically to the Placed Bottle, except a proper workstation with a 33.33% chance to not consume each ingredient. This isn’t crafted, so much as it is set up by placing a bottle on any table or similar piece of furniture. Placed Bottle: The Placed Bottle is a station where players can create different potions. To craft these, you need either 5x Iron Bars or 5x Lead Bars. Iron Anvil/ Lead Anvil: These two anvils serve the same purpose in Terraria, but the materials required for both cannot exist together within a single game world. This station cannot be crafted it can only be picked up from Ruined Houses in the Underworld with either a Deathbringer or Nightmare Pickaxe. Hellforge: It serves essentially the same function as a Furnace, except it can also smelt Hellstone ore. This requires 20x Stone Blocks, 4x Wood, and 3x Torches. Furnace: A basic Terraria crafting furnace can be used to smelt different ores into usable materials and craft other items such as weapons. It can be constructed with a wide variety of materials, but the most common variant is crafted with 10x Wood. Work Bench: The Work Bench is the most basic station in the entire game, and there are 34 different variants of this item. Its beauty was like to that of common silver, but the beauty of mithril did not tarnish or grow dim. It could be beaten like copper, and polished like glass and the Dwarves could make of it a metal, light and yet harder than tempered steel. 
For more information on Titanium, and the alloys I use in my products, see the information page. Tolkien's mythology (apart from the "extra-physical" qualities of mithril) is that the alloyed color tends to be a duller grey than a shiny silver. Truely, the only thing seperating it from the mythical metal of J.R.R. It is the perfect hardness - quite rigid with marked spring-back, but soft enough to bend without breaking or shattering like tungsten and its alloys. Alloyed, it is immensely strong - almost twice the stength of stainless steel. It is very light - almost half the weight of stainless steel. Titanium is the closest thing to a "mythical" metal that is known today. I use Grade 5 (often referred to as "aircraft grade") titanium alloy. I have been handmaking custom chainmail for 18 years and have been working specifically with titanium for over a decade.
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