Actually Useful Stonecutter Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I use the stonecutter for wood?
Place a log or wood block into the stonecutter interface and you'll see all available recipes for that wood type. Select the output you want (planks, stairs, slabs, fences, gates, signs, trapdoors, or sticks) and the stonecutter will convert it.
Can I strip logs in the stonecutter?
Yes, place a log or hyphae block in the stonecutter and stripped wood will appear as one of your recipe options.
Does this mod work with modded wood types?
The mod includes recipes for all vanilla wood types. Compatibility with modded woods depends on the mod—check the mod's documentation or community forums for reports on specific wood mods.
How do I turn bricks back into individual bricks?
Place a brick block (the full 3×3 block, not individual bricks) into the stonecutter and select the recipe to break it back down into individual brick items.
Can I convert cobblestone to gravel with the stonecutter?
Yes, place cobblestone in the stonecutter and gravel will appear as a recipe option.
Does the stonecutter consume durability or require fuel?
No, the stonecutter works instantly with no fuel or durability cost—it's purely a recipe interface.
Can I make boats from logs?
Yes, place a log or hyphae block in the stonecutter and you'll see a boat recipe available for that wood type.
How do I turn wool into string?
Place a wool block in the stonecutter and select the string recipe—it will convert the entire block into string.
Does this mod affect performance or cause lag?
The mod is lightweight and only adds recipes to an existing block; most players report no noticeable performance impact.
Will this mod conflict with other mods that modify the stonecutter?
Conflicts are possible if another mod also changes stonecutter recipes—test both mods together or check community reports for known incompatibilities.