Adapaxels FAQ

Gather an axe, pickaxe, and shovel of the same material (wood, stone, iron, gold, diamond, or netherite), then arrange them in a crafting table according to the recipe shown on the mod wiki. You'll receive one paxel that combines all three tools into one.

Make sure you're using the correct material tier for your mining needs—a wooden paxel won't last long on stone. If durability is still a concern, consider upgrading to a higher tier paxel or use an anvil with the Repair guide to restore durability using matching materials.

Yes, the paxel functions as an axe, so it can chop wood and other wood-based blocks at the same speed and efficiency as a regular axe of that material.

A paxel has 3 times the base durability of its single-tool counterpart—for example, an iron paxel has triple the durability of an iron pickaxe.

No, that's the main advantage of a paxel—you can mine wood, stone, and dirt with the same tool without switching, making it ideal for gathering mixed resources.

Yes, you can use an anvil to repair a paxel by combining it with the matching material (ingots or gems for that tier), though this costs experience levels.

Start with a wooden or stone paxel to gather resources, then upgrade to iron once you've mined enough iron ore. Follow the Upgrade Your Paxel to the Next Tier guide for the progression path.

A paxel mines at the same speed as its individual tool counterparts—the speed benefit comes from not having to switch tools, not from increased mining speed.

Yes, you can enchant a paxel like any other tool using an enchanting table, anvil, or enchanted books to add effects like Efficiency, Unbreaking, or Fortune.

Yes, netherite is the highest tier paxel available in this mod, crafted from a netherite axe, pickaxe, and shovel, offering the best durability and efficiency.