Cut a Rock Pickaxes: All 41 with Prices

Spending Bands Across the Catalog

Because base stats are unavailable from public endpoints, ranking pickaxes by mining performance would require guesswork. Grouping them by Robux cost gives a clear picture of how much currency each tier demands before you commit Robux.

Two Paths to New Pickaxes: Robux Versus In-Game Cash

The developer products catalog marks these 41 items as options to unlock equipment without spending in-game currency. That creates two distinct routes for upgrading your gear:

Paying with Robux delivers immediate access to any pickaxe in the catalog regardless of your current room depth or cash balance. The transaction is final, and the tool equips straight into your inventory. Because Duality Works provides no numeric stat comparisons, you have no documented guarantee of how much faster a paid pickaxe cuts compared to your current tool.

Unlocking pickaxes through regular gameplay costs zero Robux. Players mine rock nodes, carry their harvest to the cutting station, wait for machine processing, and sell cut stones at the platform marked [E] Sell Rocks. Reinvesting proceeds allows players to afford equipment upgrades naturally. Check how to earn cash to build a balance without touching your Robux wallet.

Our read on this trade-off is clear: saving Robux for permanent account multipliers while using in-game earnings for equipment prevents players from paying real currency for tools that normal progression replaces.

The Mid-Tier Purchase Trap

The 246 to 499 Robux bracket accounts for eight pickaxes and presents the highest risk of misallocated spending. Players frequently buy a mid-range pickaxe such as Toxic Pickaxe (374 Robux) or Soul Reaper (Limited, 399 Robux) assuming that a pricier tool permanently solves slow mining speeds.

Mining output depends on base Power, which increases through anvil training rather than tool tier alone. No power, speed, or damage number is published for any pickaxe. For 399 Robux, instead of a single tool, a player could permanently unlock the 100x Anvil gamepass. All four anvil gamepasses combine to 1,396 Robux and apply permanent training multipliers directly to your character.

Before buying tools in the 246 to 499 Robux range, compare costs against options in the Robux spending guide. Investing Robux into permanent multipliers speeds up training, making subsequent tools faster to earn through normal gameplay.

All 41 Cut a Rock Pickaxes

The table below lists the 41 pickaxes in the official Cut a Rock developer products catalog. Names, Robux prices, and limited-edition status match the universe API snapshot verbatim. Four further limited developer products (Royal Reckoning 499, Emerald Fang 699, Amethyst Flutter 999, Phoenix Ascendant 1,499) carry no description and no "Pickaxe" in their names, so we do not count them here.