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Copper Door Cutting Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

How do I cut copper doors in a stonecutter?
Place a stonecutter block, then put a copper door in the input slot. The stonecutter will show you the available cut recipes for that door type. Select the recipe you want and collect your output.
What copper block variants work with this mod?
All four copper block variants are supported: regular copper blocks, exposed copper, weathered copper, and oxidized copper. Each variant has its own stonecutter recipes for doors and trapdoors.
Do I need to use matching copper variants?
No, you can mix variants freely. You can cut a copper door made from exposed copper using a regular copper block, or any other combination—the mod doesn't restrict this.
How many doors do I get from one stonecutter recipe?
The stonecutter recipes yield more doors and trapdoors per copper block than crafting table recipes, making them significantly more resource-efficient, though the exact yield depends on the specific recipe.
Can I use this mod with other mods that add copper?
This mod only works with Minecraft's vanilla copper blocks and doors. It won't add stonecutter recipes for copper items from other mods.
Is there a recipe for cutting copper trapdoors?
Yes, the mod includes stonecutter recipes for copper trapdoors just like it does for copper doors, with the same efficiency benefits over crafting table recipes.
Why would I use the stonecutter instead of a crafting table?
Stonecutter recipes are much cheaper and give you more output per copper block, making them the better choice for mass-producing copper doors and trapdoors.
Does this mod affect performance or cause lag?
No, this is a lightweight mod that only adds stonecutter recipes. It has minimal impact on performance.
Can I cut doors back into copper blocks?
No, the stonecutter recipes in this mod only work one direction—from copper blocks into doors and trapdoors, not the reverse.
Do I need any special tools to use the stonecutter recipes?
No, you just need a stonecutter block and the copper blocks or doors you want to cut. The stonecutter works the same way as vanilla stonecutter recipes.