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= Storing externally
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So far you've used xref:index.adoc#_storage_disks[storage disks] or xref:index.adoc#_storage_blocks[storage blocks].
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What if you want to use a chest or another inventory as storage?
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== The External Storage
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Craft an xref:external-storage.adoc[] and connect it to an external inventory like a link:https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Chest[Chest].
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If you now insert items, they will go in the inventory.
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You can also filter items that can enter the external inventory with the filter slots.
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== Supported storages
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The xref:external-storage.adoc[] supports every block that is an inventory.
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Some examples:
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- link:https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Chest[Chests]
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- Storage Drawers
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- Regular drawers
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- Drawer Controller
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- Iron Chests
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- etc...
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== Using an External Storage alongside other storages
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When you insert or extract an item from the storage network, Refined Storage will extract or insert from the storage with the highest priority first.
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Simply give a storage a higher priority than the other one, and Refined Storage will prioritize correctly.
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If the storage is full, Refined Storage will attempt to insert or extract from the next available storage, with a lower priority. |