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The main disadvantages to using the drill are that it only gives 50% of the stone mined, it is easily destroyed, and that it will overheat after a short time. The overheating happens much quicker when trying to mine dirt instead of stone. The advantage of a drill is that it gathers much quicker than the pickaxe, and can make for a decent weapon in a pinch. It's invaluable when a lot of stone is needed in a hurry, but overuse can burn through the supply of stone blocks very quickly. | The main disadvantages to using the drill are that it only gives 50% of the stone mined, it is easily destroyed, and that it will overheat after a short time. The overheating happens much quicker when trying to mine dirt instead of stone. The advantage of a drill is that it gathers much quicker than the pickaxe, and can make for a decent weapon in a pinch. It's invaluable when a lot of stone is needed in a hurry, but overuse can burn through the supply of stone blocks very quickly. |
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The main disadvantages to using the drill are that it only gives 50% of the stone mined, it is easily destroyed, and that it will overheat after a short time. The overheating happens much quicker when trying to mine dirt instead of stone. The advantage of a drill is that it gathers much quicker than the pickaxe, and can make for a decent weapon in a pinch. It's invaluable when a lot of stone is needed in a hurry, but overuse can burn through the supply of stone blocks very quickly.