Duality Works · checked 6 November 2026
Cut a Rock is Duality Works' rock-mining incremental: break rocks in a room, put them on a cutter, collect the cut stone and sell it. This site keeps the shop's own prices and the room drop boards in one place, so you can check a number before you spend Robux on it.
The game's own key art: a rock, a saw blade and the crystal inside.Source
Enter a budget, tick what you already own, and get the order to buy in. Every price comes from the game's own product list.
98 R$ spent, 2 R$ left. Prices from the game's own product list, 6 November 2026.
You searched for a code to paste.
Universal codes0 confirmed
The three sites that cover this game all say the same thing: there is no permanent code list.
The codes that existTicket numbers
Pick a ticket off the floor, type the number in the ticket box, and spend it inside five minutes.
Who can use itOne player, one server
Tickets are shared with the server, so someone else can take it first.
Everything in the game is a multiplier on this loop. Learn the order once and the upgrade choices get obvious.
Each room has a fixed rock pool with its own percentages on the floor board. Fill the three backpack slots before you walk back.
See the room drop ratesThe stone sits on the machine with a countdown over it. The counters we could read showed 12s, 21s and 24s.
How cutters and collect workWhen the machine finishes, the screen shows Cutting complete! and the machine offers Ready! (E). Collecting is a separate step from cutting.
The collect stepThe sell stand opens a panel with Sell All and Click stones to select. The upgrade stand sits next to it.
Which upgrade pays back firstThree short answers before you open a full page.
Every site says Cut a Rock codes, and you want a string to paste.
The sell stand gave you money and you do not want to waste it.
The shop has 79-Robux boosts, a 249 bundle and four anvil passes.
Five bands out of the 41 pickaxes the shop sells. The bands are a spending ladder, not a strength ranking, because no power value is published.
| Band | Robux | Pickaxes in the band | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| StarterSee the band table | 70 – 214 | Copper, Iron, Golden, Emerald, Crystal, Shadow, Magma, Amethyst, Obsidian | Buy these with cash from your first sales, not with Robux. |
| MidSee the band table | 246 – 499 | Sapphire, Vinebloom, Opal, Toxic, Soul Reaper, Cyber Striker, Quantum Core, Seraph Wing | The overspending trap: Robux here buys less than a permanent boost. |
| HighSee the band table | 569 – 1299 | Divine Halo, Void Rift, Glacial Star, Demon Spike, Eclipse, Candy, Galaxy, Frost Dragon | The top of this band costs almost as much as all four anvil passes (1,396). |
| EliteSee the band table | 1317 – 3504 | Moonstone, Chrono Gear, Rainbow Prism, Reaper's Lantern, Abyss Raider, Shogun's Wrath, Bloodthorn, Crystal Sanctum | No published damage formula exists to justify the jump. |
| ApexSee the band table | 4030 – 10720 | Pharaoh's Curse, Crimson Howl, Soul Sovereign, Lunar Judgment, Final Verdict, Eternal Phoenix, Timebreaker, Infinity Reign | Prestige spending. The top pickaxe costs 153 times the entry tool. |
The floor board in each room prints its own rock pool. These are the two boards we could read cleanly.
| Room | Common | Uncommon | Rare | Nova Prism |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Room 2Room 2 breakdown | 50% | 50% | not on this board | 0.1% |
| Room 3Room 3 breakdown | 35% | 50% | 15% | 0.1% |
Four moves that get a new save from spawn to a paid passage.
The backpack bar reads 0/3 and then 3/3. Walking a single rock back is the most common way to waste the first ten minutes.
Backpack and rock choiceThe countdown runs while you mine the next rock. Standing and watching it is free time you are throwing away.
Cutter timingCutting complete! means the stone is finished, not collected. It comes back to you at Ready! (E).
The collect stepThe first cash gate we could read costs 100$, and the one behind it costs 1K$. Both are cheaper than buying a pickaxe for Robux at this stage.
Cash gate orderEach one starts from the symptom instead of a topic.
The four moves that end with a paid passage instead of a full backpack and no cash.
First hourWhich upgrade pays back first, and where a pickaxe stops being the answer.
Money and upgradesTimers, the collect step, and where the New material prompt comes from.
Cutting machinesThe four anvil passes, their multipliers, and the 24-entry gate on the 200x one.
Power and anvilsWhat the Index promises, and which aura details no source has published.
Index and aurasWhat keeps running while you are away, and what quietly stops.
AFK and offlineA budget ladder built from the shop's own prices, from 19 to 1,396 Robux.
Robux spending orderShop data and floor boards, written down so you do not have to re-read them in game.
Every pickaxe from 70 to 10,720 Robux, split into five spending bands.
Pickaxe pricesThe 30 Instant Floor Break price points, both cash passages, and two room boards.
Floors and roomsRoom 2 and Room 3 drop tables, the 0.1% Nova Prism, and the four limited stones.
Rocks and rarityAll four anvil passes with prices, the Index rule each one skips, and the 1,396 total.
Game passesA Robux budget planner and a Nova Prism odds calculator, both on real numbers.
ToolsHow many rocks it takes to have a real chance at the 0.1% stone.
Nova Prism oddsThe first two minutes show the SHOP and SELL panels, a cutter with its countdown, and the two locked passages.
Video by Radex Tips.
Watch on YouTubeThis site keeps the shop's own prices, the room drop boards and the ticket-code answer in one place, checked on 6 November 2026.
Servers hold 6 players and VIP servers cannot be created, so you join a public server. In our sample of 100 public servers, 92 were full at 6 of 6.
There are no universal codes. The only codes are ticket numbers picked up in the world, and each one expires five minutes after pickup.
The four anvil passes total 1,396 Robux. Separately, the shop sells 41 pickaxes from 70 to 10,720 Robux, and the four permanent 2x boosts cost 79 each.
The first session decides whether the next 79 Robux is worth it. Run the hour first, then come back to the planner with a real number.