How to Make Red Alloy Ingot and Electrotine Alloy Ingot

Red Alloy Ingot

Red Alloy Ingot is the base conductive metal for most Project Red wiring and components. It is produced by combining redstone dust with an iron ingot in a crafting grid. Keep a steady stock: nearly every circuit, coil, and plate recipe consumes it.

Once you have Red Alloy Ingot, you can move up to Electrotine Alloy Ingot. This alloy combines Red Alloy Ingot with Electrotine Iron Compound. Electrotine Iron Compound itself is built from iron and electrotine-family materials, so plan your mining around iron and redstone early.

Progression Order

1. Smelt or gather iron ingots.

2. Craft Red Alloy Ingot from iron and redstone.

3. Build Electrotine Iron Compound from iron-based inputs.

4. Combine Red Alloy Ingot with Electrotine Iron Compound to get Electrotine Alloy Ingot.

Electrotine Alloy Ingot feeds into advanced parts like Energized Silicon Chip and higher-tier plates. Red Alloy Ingot feeds into Copper Coil, Iron Coil, Gold Coil, and Red Iron Compound. Stockpile both alloys before starting a large circuit build, because a single machine or logic gate can eat several ingots at once.