Crafting On A Stick FAQ

Gather a stick and the workbench block you want to make portable (like a crafting table). Arrange them in a crafting grid according to the recipe shown in the mod's crafting guide, and you'll get the portable version that you can use directly from your inventory.

Yes, that's the main feature of this mod. You can access the workbench's interface without placing it on the ground by selecting it from your toolbar or inventory.

Portable workbenches stack like regular items, so they take up one inventory slot per item regardless of how many you're carrying.

You can craft portable versions of: crafting table, stone cutter, anvil, loom, cartography table, smithing table, and grindstone.

You can place portable workbenches on the ground just like their normal counterparts, and they function identically when placed.

You only need one of each type since you can access them from your inventory anytime. However, you can carry multiples if you want to set up multiple workstations in different locations.

Yes, craft a portable anvil using a stick and an anvil block, then access it from your inventory to repair and combine items just like you would with a normal anvil.

This mod only makes portable the vanilla workbenches listed in the crafting recipes. Custom workbenches from other mods won't have portable versions unless specifically supported.

No, portable workbenches are lightweight since they only function when accessed from your inventory and don't require block entities when carried.

Yes, portable workbenches can be dropped as items and picked up again like any other inventory item, making them easy to share or store.

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.

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 .

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.

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

It supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.

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.

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 .

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 .