How to Craft Copper Trapdoors Using a Stonecutter

While vanilla Minecraft restricts copper trapdoor crafting to the standard crafting grid, the Copper Cutting Mod adds trapdoor recipes directly to the stonecutter. This makes it much easier to produce matching hatches, window shutters, and floor grates right next to your other copper block variants.

Setting Up the Input Material

1. Gather your copper supply and craft ingots into full Blocks of Copper if you have not already done so, since the stonecutter works from full blocks.

2. Open any placed Stonecutter by right-clicking it.

3. Insert a copper block into the left-hand input slot.

Selecting the Trapdoor Recipe

1. Browse the pattern list in the middle of the stonecutter screen, where vanilla normally only shows cut copper, stairs, slabs, chiseled copper, and grates.

2. Select the Copper Trapdoor icon from the grid.

3. Check the output slot on the right to see the resulting trapdoors.

4. Drag the trapdoors into your hotbar for single crafts, or hold Shift and click the output slot to process multiple blocks in one action.

Because the stonecutter converts blocks one step at a time when you click normally, you only craft the exact number of trapdoors your project needs instead of over-crafting batches at a crafting table.