How to Find Tungsten Carbide in Astroneer
To make Tungsten, you need to leave Terran to find Wolframite. You can find Wolframite on Desolo, a nearby planet you can reach by researching and creating a shuttle. After you find Wolframite, add it to the smelting furnace.
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