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(DX9/11)Super Heavy Drills
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Type: Mod
Mod category: Block
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Aug 29, 2014 @ 6:24am
Jan 19, 2015 @ 7:05am
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(DX9/11)Super Heavy Drills

Description
This is a Drill mod that adds(Not replace:)) a new Super Heavy Drill that have this stats.
It cost very much but it gives you a vibration free drill with better Drill radius,
that can drill straigt holes if mounted at right ship:)

Uploaded a lighter version of SHD named Heavy drill that is around 49% lighter on largeship and 27% on large ship that have little more vibration but cheaper http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=309724427
and both can be used at the same time.

Update 1.1 released with lower weight and component used per drill
Update 1.1001 added custom icon with text SHD standing for Super Heavy Drill
Update 1.1002 changed build time from 30/40min to 10/12min
Update 1.1003 Added drills in Tools and weapons page
Update 1.1004 Fixed bug of ship Tool and Weapon page
Update 1.1005 Lowered Drillarea Offset to lower risk of ores dammageing drills
Update 1.1006 Lower quality of thumb.jpg to reduce mod size by around 1.4mb

Smalship:
Default: Super Heavy Drill:
Weight: 27Ton 172,9Ton (Ship in picture) Drill radius: 1.1 2.0 Drill offset: 0.8 1.0 Buildtime: 20sec 600sec
Components:
SteelPlate: 20 900 Construction: 8 550 SmallTube: 8 250 LargeTube: 4 130 Motor: 1 40 GravityGenerator: 0 1 Computer: 1 130 SteelPlate: 12 450

Largeship
Default: Super Heavy Drill:
Weight: 163,6Ton 782,6Ton (Ship in picture) Drill radius: 1.9 3.8 Drill offset: 2.8 2.8 Buildtime: 20sec 720sec
Components:
SteelPlate: 180 5000 Construction: 40 1000 SmallTube: 24 600 LargeTube: 12 350 Motor: 5 250 GravityGenerator: 0 8 Computer: 5 300 SteelPlate: 120 1500

Update V1.0 Weight Smal ship 191,4Ton Large ship 1122,5Ton
70 Comments
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Hirnsausen Jul 7, 2019 @ 4:28am 
Let's talk in blocks. How many blocks is the drill radius of this drill?

For our game server, we need an XXL Industrial Drill having a drill radius of 30 blocks to each side. The factions on our server build ships that must go underground and even have battles underground, but the current drill radius sizes restrict the size of our ships.

The drill itself could be 5x5x10 blocks in size. Maybe even two work modi: tunneling (30 blocks radius), and ore mining (10 blocks radius to each side, or 30 blocks but very slow). Can you do such a mod?
Дед Исай Jan 12, 2017 @ 10:49am 
Please) It is possible to fix?
KuroShiro Oct 10, 2016 @ 11:26am 
how does this compare to the earth breaker?
SpaceCAT Nov 25, 2015 @ 8:29am 
dead
Koromatzu Sep 7, 2015 @ 4:55pm 
this mod is dead.
Koromatzu May 16, 2015 @ 11:21am 
something may be wrong with this mod atm. ive noticed that now they dont seem to mine the area they use to. unfortunately this is causing me some issues in game right now because some of my mining ships depend on these drills to work. "i really like these drills btw" was there a change i missed with these or in a patch that changed them?
Marxon Dec 21, 2014 @ 5:46pm 
these things are so bloody heavy it causes some glitches with thrusters, and it throws the center of mass of some ships completely out of whack...
Granicus Nov 12, 2014 @ 10:08pm 
it will not be over powered if you drop the number of componats and build times, because the regulaur drill radius of a large ship is not perpotional to the drill of a small ship. Because the original is not even ballenced i think that having a larger dril radius should not be that much more costly.
Learza Oct 23, 2014 @ 4:36am 
is this repaired already? because im always really careful in digging forward because it might mysteriously break again. it would be a pain if it does considering the effort to create one
Fishbits Oct 16, 2014 @ 5:31pm 
I gave you time to respond, so sorry, but I have to grade this as it is. The field of effect only works about half the time, the other half, the drills strike and break on surfaces that would otherwise be handled by normal drills just fine. Simply put, this is a waste. Don't bother with it.