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Copper Cutting Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I make copper doors and trapdoors with the stonecutter?
Place a full copper block into the input slot of a vanilla stonecutter just like you would when making cut copper. Copper doors and copper trapdoors will appear in the recipe selection grid alongside the standard block variants.
Why won't copper ingots work in the stonecutter?
Stonecutting copper requires full blocks rather than individual ingots, matching how vanilla copper stonecutter recipes work. Craft your copper ingots into a Block of Copper first, then put that block into the stonecutter.
Do I have to craft regular copper doors and wait for them to oxidize?
No, this mod works directly with all oxidized copper variants. Placing exposed, weathered, or oxidized copper blocks into the stonecutter lets you craft the matching oxidized doors and trapdoors right away.
Does this mod add a new cutter machine or special tool?
No, it does not add any new blocks, items, or workstations to the game. All of the added recipes use the regular vanilla stonecutter.
Can I still craft copper doors and trapdoors in a crafting table?
Yes, the mod only expands the stonecutter's options and leaves normal crafting table recipes intact. You can still use a crafting table whenever a stonecutter is not nearby.
Why are copper doors and trapdoors not showing up in my stonecutter?
First, make sure you are inserting a full copper block variant and not raw copper or ingots. If you are playing multiplayer, verify that the mod is running on the server as well, since recipes will not function if the server does not have them.
Can I put copper doors back into the stonecutter to turn them into trapdoors or blocks?
No, the stonecutter recipes only convert copper block variants into doors or trapdoors. Once crafted, doors and trapdoors cannot be cut into other shapes or turned back into blocks.
How can I check if the copper cutting recipes are working in my game?
Place any copper block into a stonecutter and check the recipe grid for the door and trapdoor icons. If you use a recipe viewer mod, you can also look up a copper door or trapdoor and check its stonecutting tab.
Will removing this mod break my world or delete my doors?
It is completely safe to add to or remove from an existing world because it only adds stonecutter recipes for vanilla blocks. Every door and trapdoor you craft with it is a normal vanilla block and will remain placed in your builds even if the mod is removed.
Does this mod cause lag or drop fps?
It has no noticeable effect on game performance or world loading times. Because it adds no new blocks, entities, or background mechanics—only extra stonecutter recipes—it runs without overhead.