Probably Stolen Crafting Recipes: 3D Printer, Furnace & Hydroponics

Quick answer

One guide counts 36 recipes across five machines. Job time depends on Required Work and machine speed. The 3D Printer has 15 chips, the Furnace turns 2 ore or scrap into an ingot, and Hydroponics grows seven crops. Modules change output only at certain thresholds.

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3D Printer

Load a chip and materials, then add power. The chip stays in the printer, so you can repeat a print. The printer's base value is 350, and it uses 8 energy with a base speed of 24 work a night.

Print time is disputed

One guide says each chip prints overnight. A guide site and a player report that the .22 Pistol chip needs 50 work, which takes 3 nights at base speed. The full work table for other chips hasn't been published.

The Metal Printer Module (value 300) unlocks metal chips, and with the CNC Module (value 400) it unlocks frame and Gun Parts chips. It's required for 10mm magazines, frames, Gun Parts, Combat Knives and Combat Machetes.

Filament has a base value of 12, Scrap Metal 10 and Electronic Parts (Common) 33.

Chip	Materials	Output	Value each
x2 .22 Pistol	3 Filament	2 Liberator Pistols	40
.22 Pistol	2 Filament	1 Liberator Pistol	40
x4 Improved Springs	2 Scrap	4 Improved Internal Springs	20
x4 Makeshift RDS	1 Filament, 1 Electronics	4 Makeshift Red Dot Sights	25
x4 Toy Laser Pointer	1 Filament, 1 Electronics	4 Toy Laser Pointers	18
x6 Small Plastic Bottle	1 Filament	6 Small Water Bottles	4
x2 RDS	3 Scrap, 1 Electronics	2 Red Dot Sights	60
x2 Laser Sight	2 Scrap, 1 Electronics	2 Laser Sights	50
x2 Silencer	5 Scrap	2 Suppressors	55
x2 .22 Magazine	1 Filament	2 .22 Magazines	15
x2 High Cap. .22 Mag.	2 Filament	2 High Capacity Magazines	25
x2 Ext. .22 Mag.	3 Filament	2 Extended Magazines	35
x2 10MM Magazine	3 Scrap	2 10mm Magazines	30
x1 High Cap. 10MM Mag.	2 Scrap	1 High Capacity 10mm Magazine	40
x1 Ext. 10MM Mag.	3 Scrap	1 Extended 10mm Magazine	50

The 3D Printer Calculator ranks these by profit per print and shows which chips need the Metal Printer Module.

Furnace

Two materials plus power make one Metal Ingot overnight, and the Furnace uses 8 energy. More ore means better purity. A demo-era guide lists:

Input	Standard	With Blast Module (3 in, 2 out)
All scrap	Low	Low
Mixed	Fair	Fair, or High with 2 ore
All ore	High	High

Quality	Ingot value (demo)
Low	42
Fair	50
High	62
Very High	75
Perfect	100

Quality only raises purity in full 100% steps, so 99% does nothing. Performance has no effect on the Furnace, and each 12.5% Efficiency saves 1 energy. In one launch-week run, an unmodded Furnace made about 22 credits per smelt from scrap, or 30 with Flux.

Flux and Perfect ingots are disputed

One guide says Flux adds a purity step and stops being consumed at 100% Quality, but doesn't stack with it. Another says Perfect needs Quality on top of Flux. One player reports that 2 ore, Flux and 100% Quality only reach Very High, and that Perfect needs 200%. A separate site says six Quality modules add only 48%, so Perfect may be out of reach for now.

Hydroponic System

Each crop needs seeds or spores, a water container and power. A harvest takes about a day or two.

Crop	Harvest	Value each	Seeds returned
Kotton Fiber	9	46	Yes
Coffee Beans	8	28	No
Dream Cap	8	23	Yes
Nutrifruit	5	12	Yes
Fillerweed	4	11	Yes
Bloomberry	8	Not listed	No
Hydroreed	Cleans water only	Not listed	Yes

Cryptographic Desequencer

Each recipe needs a Desequencer chip and a Disposable Keycard from the same department. It uses 10 energy and has a base speed of 33 work a night.

Chip	Work	Nights at base speed
Service, Supply	75	3
Engineering, Medical	100	4
Security	125	4
Command	150	5

These work values come from demo testing.

Chem Finisher

See the chemistry guide for all seven recipes and how to prepare a dry batch.

How modules work

The Module Calculator does this for your setup.

Module	Performance	Efficiency	Quality	Value
Performance	+16%			70
Efficiency		+16%		70
Quality			+8%	70
Overclock	+36%	-44%		100
Eco	-16%	+32%		100
Refinement	-8%	-15%	+25%	100

Speed is base × (1 + Performance%). Power is base × (1 - Efficiency%), never below 1, so negative Efficiency costs extra energy. Quality only counts at a quarter on the 3D Printer.

A job takes Required Work ÷ speed, rounded up. That's why a small module can seem to do nothing: it only helps when it crosses into fewer whole nights. On the Desequencer, 100-work chips drop to 3 nights at +4% and 2 nights at +52%.

A standard bay fits about six 2×2 modules. A Module Bay Expansion Kit (150) opens more space on standard machines.