Minecraft:Crafting Table

Template:Infobox block A crafting table is a utility Minecraft:block that gives access to all Minecraft:crafting recipes, including many not available from the Minecraft:inventory's crafting grid.

Obtaining

Breaking

Crafting tables can be mined by hand or with any tool, but Minecraft:axes are the quickest. Template:Breaking row

Natural generation

Crafting tables naturally generate in the following structures:

• Minecraft:Swamp huts
• Minecraft:Igloos
• Minecraft:Trail ruins
• Tents outside Minecraft:pillager outposts
• Minecraft:Trial chambers (a hidden chamber inside of the "Intersection 2" room)
• Some small Minecraft:village houses
  • Only in Minecraft:savanna, Minecraft:desert, Minecraft:taiga, and Minecraft:plainsTemplate:Only villages.

Usage

Placement

Regardless of the player's position during placement, the different textures of the block are always facing in the same position (the textures with the saws are facing west and north, while the one with the Minecraft:crafting grid is facing up).

Crafting

File:Crafting Table GUI.png

The GUI of the crafting table.

Pressing Template:Control on a crafting table opens the 3×3 Minecraft:crafting grid that allows the player to craft many more items than are available with the crafting grid in the Minecraft:inventory, which is only 2×2.

The Minecraft:recipe book is available to the left of the crafting grid (collapsed by default Template:In, expanded by default Template:In), which stores Minecraft:crafting recipes for reference and one-click crafting.

Fuel

Crafting tables can be used as a Minecraft:fuel in Minecraft:furnaces, smelting 1.5 items per crafting table.

Repairing

File:How to repair tools using a crafting grid.png

Template:Main A crafting table can be used to repair damaged Minecraft:tools, weapons, and Minecraft:armor. When two damaged items of the same material are combined side-by-side in the crafting grid, they produce a new item with the sum of the durabilities plus a 5% bonus, with a maximum total of 100% durability for that item. Using this method does not require any Minecraft:experience, but removes any Minecraft:enchantments (like a Minecraft:grindstone) on either or both items except curse enchantments. The only way to retain enchantments is to repair damaged items on an Minecraft:anvil.

Note blocks

Crafting tables can be placed under Minecraft:note blocks to produce "bass" sounds.

Data values

ID

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History

Trivia

• From version 1.6.1 through version 1.19.4, the application icon for Template:JE was a crafting table. As of version 1.20, the icon for Java Edition is now a Minecraft:grass block (for releases), or a Minecraft:dirt block (for snapshots).
• The original Minecraft:inventory screen before January 29, 2010 was the crafting table interface. There were no Minecraft:armor slots, no Minecraft:off-hand slot, no Minecraft:recipe book, nor viewport of the player's Minecraft:skin.
• The texture of the crafting table visually features a hammer, saw, and pliers. None of these tools are currently implemented in the game.

Publicity

• In level 21 of Minecraft:I'm Not a Robot, a crafting table's grid makes an appearance.
• As part of the Minecraft:Lego Icons line, a diorama set set inside of a crafting table was made. The set is notable for featuring several of the first minimobs in several years, specifically Minecraft:Steve, a Minecraft:cow, a Minecraft:skeleton, a Minecraft:witch, a Minecraft:creeper, a Minecraft:villager, a Minecraft:pig, and Minecraft:Alex.<ref>Template:Citation</ref><ref>Template:Citation</ref>
• A crafting table appears as part of Steve's neutral special in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Gallery

Screenshots

• The crafting table GUI in Bedrock Edition, using the Minecraft:MATTIS system, used until Minecraft:Bedrock Edition beta 1.2.0.2.
  The crafting table GUI in Bedrock Edition, using the Minecraft:MATTIS system, used until Minecraft:Bedrock Edition beta 1.2.0.2.
• The former Minecraft Pocket Edition MATTIS crafting system, used until 0.9.0.
  The former Minecraft Pocket Edition MATTIS crafting system, used until 0.9.0.
• Minecraft:Legacy Console Edition's crafting interface.
  Minecraft:Legacy Console Edition's crafting interface.
• Crafting tables in a wooden room.
  Crafting tables in a wooden room.
• Unreleased Minecraft:Texture Update crafting tables.
  Unreleased Minecraft:Texture Update crafting tables.

In other media

• Minecraft:Alex placing a crafting table
  Minecraft:Alex placing a crafting table
• Minecraft:Efe using a crafting table
  Minecraft:Efe using a crafting table
• Pixel art of Minecraft:Kai crafting Minecraft:cherry planks.
  Pixel art of Minecraft:Kai crafting Minecraft:cherry planks.
• Minecraft:Gamerpic of a crafting table
  Minecraft:Gamerpic of a crafting table
• A crafting table on Minecraft: Story Mode.
  A crafting table on Minecraft: Story Mode.
• Crafting table blocker as it appears in Minecraft:Minecraft Blast
  Crafting table blocker as it appears in Minecraft:Minecraft Blast
• Concept art for the crafting table in Template:AMCM.
  Concept art for the crafting table in Template:AMCM.
• Garrett Garrison using a crafting table in Template:AMCM
  Garrett Garrison using a crafting table in Template:AMCM
• Minecraft:Lego Minecraft set of a crafting table
  Minecraft:Lego Minecraft set of a crafting table

See also

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References

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External links

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