Furniture Station

The Furniture Station assembles finished pieces from parts, and it is the only station whose output you rez and actually live with. It carries three system recipes — bed, chair and cushion — each level 0 and ten minutes, and none of them lists fixed ingredients. What comes out depends entirely on what you feed in, so every finished piece is its builder's own design.

You need a carpenter's hammer to work it. The parts are cut at the Carpentry Bench, which holds 99 of them across oak, fir and maple — frames, headboards, footboards, backs, legs, seats and cushions — and the covers, sheets and blankets come up the seamstress line from the Loom. A cushion takes three parts, a chair five, a bed six.

The wood you choose is the health of the thing. Furniture here is damageable: a piece can be attacked with SLC weapons, and a plain oak bed carries around sixty durability. Harder woods take more hits. A damaged piece is repaired with a long left-click — a destroyed one is gone for good and somebody has to build another. That is the demand side of the furniture trade, and it is deliberate.

Textiles are the other half of the trade-off: better sheets give better stats and less durability. Move from linen to silk and the bed restores more per tick, but it wears through sooner.

Finished pieces arrive as a no-copy, no-modify crate. Unpack it and rez it — but once rezzed a piece leaves the database and can no longer be sold, so sell it in the crate or keep it.