How to Craft Wooden Blocks in Precise Quantities

Setting Up Your Stonecutter

In vanilla Minecraft, making wooden building blocks at a Crafting Table often forces you to craft items in fixed batches, leaving unwanted extras cluttering your inventory. Cuttable Wood Data Pack expands the vanilla Stonecutter so it works on all wood-type blocks in addition to stone.

If you do not already have a Stonecutter, craft one by placing one Iron Ingot above a horizontal row of three Stone blocks in a Crafting Table, or take one from a village mason's house. Place the Stonecutter down near your storage or work area.

Cutting Wood-Type Blocks

1. Right-click the Stonecutter to open its interface.

2. Place any wood-type block—such as logs or planks—into the input slot on the left.

3. Browse the center recipe grid, which displays all wooden block recipes available for the material you inserted.

4. Click the wooden block you want to craft.

5. Take the finished block from the output slot on the right.

Because the Stonecutter crafts in smaller and more precise quantities, you only convert the material you actually need without requiring a Crafting Table. If you do want a full batch, hold Shift and click the output slot to convert your input stack at once.