Crafting & recipes
Make bulk supplies, reclaim building materials, cut wood and metal, and blast more blocks with recipes available on Sunday Market.
The crafting table, stonecutter, furnace, and blast furnace all have extra recipes here. The useful question is which station to try: craft supplies in batches, cut a building material into another shape, or heat blocks that a blast furnace normally rejects.
Craft useful supplies in batches
A crafting table can turn eight logs into four chests or three hay bales into nine bread. Logs also make bulk ladders, bowls, and sticks. Iron or gold blocks make batches of pressure plates, while iron blocks can make nine cauldrons. These are separate recipes from the familiar small-batch versions.
The table also offers shortcuts for one-off items. Paper, string, and an ink sac or glow ink sac make a name tag. A golden apple surrounded by eight gold blocks makes an enchanted golden apple. A flower and bone meal make two of that flower; the recipe includes common small flowers, tall flowers, and flowering azalea.
Get materials back
Several crafted blocks can be broken down in the crafting grid. An amethyst block returns four shards, a clay block returns four clay balls, and a glowstone block returns four glowstone dust. Cobwebs, honeycomb blocks, quartz blocks, dripstone blocks, wool, and ice variants have their own returns. Check the output before committing a valuable block: the yield is set by each recipe, and some conversions cost material.
Other recipes change a block's form. Two matching slabs can make a full block for many stone families. You can craft rooted dirt from dirt and hanging roots, crying obsidian from obsidian and a ghast tear, or a mushroom block from four matching mushrooms. There are also alternative recipes for selected stone tools and work blocks. The crafting grid shows the actual result before you take it.
Use the stonecutter for more than stone
Put a material in the 
stonecutter to see its available shapes. Added choices cover wood, many stone families, copper at different weathering stages, iron, quartz, resin, and a few other materials. For example, one oak log can become four planks, and one iron block can become 24 iron bars. Some shapes can be cut back into simpler blocks or parts.
The menu is specific to the item you insert. A log, planks, and a slab can offer different results, so try the form you have before crafting an intermediate block.
Blast building materials
The 
blast furnace can now turn sand into glass, clay into terracotta, terracotta into its matching glazed color, and cobblestone into stone. It also handles smooth stone, sandstone, red sandstone, quartz, and basalt conversions, plus cracked stone, Nether brick, blackstone, and deepslate brick variants.
A regular furnace has a few extra jobs too: smelt rotten flesh into leather, a sapling into a dead bush, and raw iron, gold, or copper blocks into their metal blocks. These recipes use the station shown in the recipe book; the blast furnace additions do not melt worn tools into nuggets.
For water-cauldron washing and compact stacks, see Cauldrons. For a furnace that can double selected outputs, see The Smeltery.
See also
- Cauldrons — wash colors and make compact stacks
- The Smeltery — get more from select furnace inputs
- Tools & Quality — other everyday conveniences
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Tree felling
Break one log of a natural tree with an axe and the whole tree falls. Placed logs never do. Sneak to break one log, or turn it off with /treechopper toggle.
Cauldrons
Throw items into a water cauldron to wash dyes, turn dirt to mud, and harden concrete powder; craft compact stacks for nine supplies.