The smoker cross
- Input
- 1 smoker
- Expected output
- 4 log (any wood), 1 furnace
Four logs on the edges and the furnace in the center, with the corners empty. Any kind of log works; the tool shows oak as the default.
minecraft smoker recipe
The tool below opens with the smoker selected: the plus-shaped grid shows at the top and the Materials tab adds the furnace cobblestone and the logs, with no smelting in the count.
Four logs on the edges and the furnace in the center, with the corners empty. Any kind of log works; the tool shows oak as the default.
The furnace costs 8 cobblestone and the 4 logs go in directly. Nothing goes into a furnace, so the coal count is zero.
The 64 cobblestone fill exactly 1 stack and the 32 logs take half a stack. There is no coal to set aside for the build.
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 4 logs and 1 furnace. Since the furnace costs 8 cobblestone, the total is 4 logs and 8 cobblestone. For 8 smokers, that is 32 logs and 64 cobblestone.
Not in this recipe: the four arms of the cross are logs. The wood type, on the other hand, is free, so oak, birch or any other works.
No. It only cooks food, with 9 recipes covering meat, fish, potatoes and kelp. Ore goes in the blast furnace, which has 25 recipes, and everything else in the regular furnace.
None: the recipe only uses cobblestone and wood, with no smelting. Coal only comes in later, as fuel once the smoker is in use.