{
  "name": "Korby",
  "category": "tfc:mechanics",
  "icon": "tfc:crankshaft",
  "pages": [
    {
      "type": "patchouli:text",
      "text": "A $(thing)Crankshaft$() is a way of turning $(l:mechanics/mechanical_power)Rotational Power$() into $(thing)Moving-back-and-forth Power$(). This can be useful in order to power devices such as the $(l:mechanics/bellows)Bellows$(), or $(l:mechanics/pumps)Water Pumps$().$(br2)The $(thing)Crankshaft$() consists of two parts: the base, and the shaft. The base must be connected to an $(l:mechanics/mechanical_power#axle)Axle$(), and devices can be connected to the end of the shaft."
    },
    {
      "type": "patchouli:multiblock",
      "multiblock_id": "tfc:crankshaft",
      "name": "",
      "text": "A $(thing)Crankshaft$() being powered by an $(l:mechanics/mechanical_power#axle)Axle$()",
      "enable_visualize": false
    },
    {
      "type": "patchouli:crafting",
      "recipe": "tfc:crafting/crankshaft",
      "text": "The base can be crafted from $(l:getting_started/primitive_alloys#brass)Brass$(). Once a base is placed, a shaft can be added to it by using a $(thing)Steel Rod$() on the base. If there is an empty space to the side of the crankshaft, the rod will be placed."
    },
    {
      "type": "patchouli:text",
      "text": "The crankshaft can be connected to a $(l:mechanics/bellows)Bellows$() by placing one adjacent to the shaft. This will then push automatically every time the shaft extends then contracts. When connected to a crankshaft it cannot be operated manually.$(br2)The crankshaft can also be connected to a $(l:mechanics/pumps)Pump$(), which can be used to transport fluids."
    }
  ],
  "read_by_default": true
}