The two-row grid
- Input
- 1 brewing stand
- Expected output
- 1 blaze rod, 3 cobblestone
The blaze rod sits alone in the middle of the top row, with the ends empty, and the 3 cobblestone fill the bottom row.
minecraft brewing stand recipe
The brewing stand two-row grid shows at the top of the tool, and the Materials tab shows the cobblestone and the blaze rod for the amount you pick.
The blaze rod sits alone in the middle of the top row, with the ends empty, and the 3 cobblestone fill the bottom row.
That is 3 cobblestone and 1 blaze rod. Nothing goes to the furnace, so the coal count is zero.
That is 12 cobblestone, well under 1 stack, and 4 blaze rods. The rods are the only real limit on the order.
It adds up what each item needs across all branches and only then rounds the number of crafts up. One log makes 4 planks; if you need 5, that is 2 logs and 3 planks left over. Leftovers show on the Materials tab and are reused by other items on your list before more raw material is requested.
It takes 1 blaze rod, plus 3 cobblestone. For 4 stands, that is 4 rods and 12 cobblestone.
No. The recipe uses cobblestone and blaze rod, and neither goes through smelting, so the coal count is zero.
The database holds 3 variants of the same item. The one the tool shows is the default, the cobblestone one, and the numbers on this page come from it.
Yes. It is a pickaxe block and its loot table returns the stand, copying the custom name. You can move bases without redoing the recipe.