Holstein Calf Hide (Unprocessed)
| Holstein Calf Hide (Unprocessed) | |
|---|---|
| Class | Material |
| Weight | 1 |
| Location | - |
| Spawn ID | /additem Base.CalfLeather_Holstein_Full
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Holstein Calf Hide (Unprocessed) is the raw skin taken from a butchered Holstein calf. It is the first step in a chain that ends in soft furred leather for clothing.
In this state the hide still carries flesh on its inner side. It must be cleaned on a Softening Beam with the Remove Flesh recipe before it can be tanned. That step turns it into Holstein Calf Hide (Furred).
Each Holstein calf gives one hide when butchered. The Carpenter is the best occupation for materials. It starts with the most Carpentry skill. For Welding, the Welder starts strongest.
Uses
The Remove Flesh recipe is the first step for a fresh hide. It runs at a Softening Beam and needs a fleshing tool, which is kept. The result is Holstein Calf Hide (Furred), ready for the Tannin Barrel.
From there the chain runs through three more stages. Tanning with a Bowl of Brain Tan gives Holstein Calf Leather (Furred, Wet). Drying it on a Leather Drying Rack gives Holstein Calf Leather (Furred). That finished leather goes into tailoring recipes such as Sew Fur Hat, which makes a Cowboy Hat - Holstein Cowhide.
A calf hide is smaller than an adult Holstein Hide (Unprocessed). Four finished calf leathers do the work of one adult leather in the Sew Furred Hide Coat recipe.
How to Get Holstein Calf Hide (Unprocessed)
Butchering a Calf (Holstein) gives one Holstein Calf Hide (Unprocessed). Every Holstein calf leather item starts from this raw hide.
Butchering
The animals that give the Holstein Calf Hide (Unprocessed) when butchered, and how many one carcass yields.
| Animal | Amount |
|---|---|
| Calf (Holstein) | 1 |
Notes
- The in-game tooltip says it can be processed on a Softening Beam.
- A Softening Beam and a fleshing tool are needed before tanning can begin.
- One calf gives one hide.
- A calf hide weighs a fifth of an adult Holstein hide.
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