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New World Crafting Guide: How to Make Better Gathering Tools

In New World, better gathering tools come from higher-tier ingots: an iron logging axe gives 125% gather speed and a steel logging axe 250%, and steel tools need Engineering level 50.

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  1. In October 2021, this New World guide said the game has 17 craft-related skills, and better gathering tools mainly require better metal types with the same recipe.

  2. For an iron logging axe in New World you need two coarse leather, three timber and 12 iron ingots; iron has a 125% gather speed and steel a 250% gather speed boost.

  3. New World tools from steel onward need Engineering level 50 to craft, perks and Azoth can add bonuses, and tools can also be bought from players via the trading post.

To craft better gathering tools in New World, you need to find better metal types, raise your Engineering level to 50 for steel tools, and add perks and Azoth. The Crafting system makes up a large part of Amazon's New World. In total, there are 17 craft-related skills, ranging from logging and mining to weapon making and jewel crafting. While producing large quantities of items can actually be done relatively quickly, gathering the necessary resources can be time-consuming. To cut a tree, you need to chop it with your axe. To skin an animal, you need to watch a long skinning animation. The whole process can be made faster and easier by having better gathering tools. It may not sound very pleasant, but having better tools makes farming for the resources you need much less of a chore. Here is how to equip yourself with increasingly better tools as you progress through the world of Aeternum. Here are the best ways to craft:

New World: The Best Ways to Craft

New World crafting station with gathering tools

To make better gathering tools, you essentially need to find better types of metal. The recipe for each tool stays the same, but the ingot type changes for a higher-quality resource. For example, for an iron logging axe you will need two coarse leather, three timber and 12 iron ingots. When making a steel logging axe, the leather and wood requirements stay the same, but you will need steel ingots instead of iron. Better tool types significantly increase your harvest speed. While the iron logging axe has a 125% gather speed, upgrading to the steel logging axe provides a 250% gather speed boost. Remember to level up your mining and smelting skills at every opportunity so you can gather and smelt rarer metals.

Make Sure You Keep Your Engineering Level High

New World Engineering skill and tool crafting menu

To build higher-tier tools, you need to raise your Engineering skill. Iron tools have no Engineering level requirements, but to make better tools, starting with steel tools, you need to get your Engineering level to 50. To help level up your skill, do not miss the chance to craft lower-level items at every opportunity. Remember that you do not need a high Engineering skill to use the tools, only to make them yourself.

Add Perks to Your Tools for Extra Results

For even better tools, try adding perks and Azoth when crafting your new set of gear. Special resources and Azoth can be used during crafting to provide useful bonus perks such as increased durability, extra harvested resources or faster gathering speeds. For tools you will probably use for a reasonable amount of time, such as steel, it is definitely worth investing a few more resources to get some useful bonuses.

Get Tools From Someone Else

Although making your own tools is always nice, it is not a necessity. If you have a friend with a higher Engineering skill, they can make you a new set of tools. If that is not an option, like many items in New World, you can also buy tools from other players through the game's trading post (auction house). However, it can be expensive depending on what kind of tool you are looking for and when.
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