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How to Build with One Workstation Instead of Two

Replacing the Crafting Table on Builds

When constructing projects that mix stone foundations with timber framing, players usually carry both a Crafting Table for wooden pieces and a Stonecutter for stone details. Cuttable Wood Data Pack lets a single Stonecutter handle every stone and wood-type block on your build site, saving hotbar space and reducing leftover clutter.

Switching Between Stone and Wood

1. Carry one Stonecutter and a pickaxe in your hotbar when heading to a build site.

2. Place the Stonecutter down and insert stone blocks into the left slot whenever you need stone variants.

3. Swap any wood-type block into that same input slot to craft wooden blocks on the spot without placing a Crafting Table.

4. Pull only the exact quantity needed for your current wall, floor, or roof section so spare blocks do not fill your inventory.

5. Mine the Stonecutter with a pickaxe when moving to the next area—breaking a Stonecutter by hand or with an axe will destroy it without dropping the block.

Keeping raw logs and planks stacked until you cut exact amounts helps keep your inventory organized throughout long building sessions.