Crafting On A Stick FAQ

8 questions players actually ask, answered.

What does Crafting On A Stick do?

It lets you use workbenches like the

crafting table directly from your hand without placing them on the ground. You can craft items without needing to place a crafting table down.

What workbenches does Crafting On A Stick add?

It adds stick versions of the

crafting table, anvil, loom, grindstone,

cartography table, stonecutter, and

smithing table. The mod file also registers

chipped anvil and damaged anvil blocks.

How do you craft a workbench on a stick?

You combine a stick with the workbench you want, such as a stick and a

crafting table. The mod's crafting section shows this pattern with examples.

What Minecraft versions does Crafting On A Stick support?

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft versions 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3.

What mod loaders does Crafting On A Stick support?

It supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.

Is Crafting On A Stick compatible with Curios?

Yes, you can put your workbench on a stick in the designated Curios slot and press the keybind to open it. The default keybind is V.

Does Crafting On A Stick add new items or blocks?

It adds portable stick versions of workbenches that you can use from your hand or toolbar. The mod file also registers blocks including anvil,

chipped anvil, damaged anvil,

cartography table,

crafting table, grindstone, loom,

smithing table, and stonecutter.

Can you use Crafting On A Stick items from the toolbar?

Yes, you can use these items in hand to access the workbenches. For example, you can use a

crafting table on a stick directly from the toolbar without placing and removing a crafting table.