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Craft a fully automated furnace in Minecraft
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Do you always get tired of waiting for your items to finish smelting while you have two or more items also needing to be smelted and you need to put in fuel every time? Well you can by making an automatic furnace to do it for you!

Quick Steps

  1. Place down your furnace.
  2. Place a hopper on each side of the furnace.
  3. Place a hopper underneath the furnace.
  4. Place a chest the hoppers beside the furnace.
  5. Place fuel in one chest and smelting items in the other.
  6. Find the smelted items in the bottom chest.
  1. Make sure the hoppers connect properly to the furnace.[1]
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  • Question
    If I put coal and a log into the chests, will the log go into the smelting area or the fuel area?
    Cros Saint
    Cros Saint
    Community Answer
    It will depend on which chest you put them in, the hopper on top will be smelted while the one on the side will be fuel.
  • Question
    Can you put hoppers going from a furnace to a chest?
    Cros Saint
    Cros Saint
    Community Answer
    That’s what happened in step 3, which shows placement of a hopper under the furnace to collect items and into a chest.
  • Question
    Do I need to put a lever for it to work?
    Ashlyn Martin
    Ashlyn Martin
    Community Answer
    No, that is a design choice. It makes it look like more realistic.
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Things You'll Need

  • 3 Hoppers
  • 1 Furnace
  • 3 Chests

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Zac Churchill
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Minecraft Specialist
This article was co-authored by Zac Churchill. Zac Churchill is a Minecraft Specialist based in Davidson, North Carolina. Zac has played Minecraft for over 10 years and has extensive knowledge of how to play Minecraft and how the game has changed over the different versions. Specifically, Zac has expert experience in survival worlds, large builds on creative mode, and server design/upkeep. He graduated in 2023 with a BA in Sociology and English from Tufts University. This article has been viewed 119,572 times.
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Co-authors: 11
Updated: November 22, 2024
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Categories: Minecraft Mechanisms
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    Feb 11, 2023

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