Harvest Scythes Mod FAQ

Scythes are made using shaped crafting recipes, typically combining a Machete with additional materials arranged in a specific pattern on the crafting grid.

Machetes are produced through shaped crafting recipes using their corresponding material type arranged on the crafting grid.

Both exist as separate items for every material tier, with Machetes generally serving as the base component used to craft the matching Scythe.

Use a smithing_transform recipe at a smithing table, combining the Diamond Scythe with Netherite materials to obtain a Netherite Scythe.

Yes, smithing_transform recipes exist for upgrading Machetes, so a Diamond Machete can be transformed into a Netherite Machete at a smithing table.

Every registered material tier has both, including Copper, Iron, Golden, Diamond, Netherite, Bronze, Ruby, Sapphire, Mithril, Adamantite, and many others.

Yes, both a Flint Machete and Flint Scythe exist, making them accessible options before metal tools.

Craft a Copper Machete via a shaped recipe, then combine it with additional Copper in a shaped recipe to produce the Copper Scythe.

Yes, gemstone tiers including Ruby, Sapphire, Peridot, Citrine, Spinel, Alexandrite, Kunzite, and Moissanite each have both a Machete and a Scythe.

Beyond vanilla materials, tiers include Adamantite, Adamantium, Astrite, Banglum, Batet, Carbonado, Carmot, Celestium, Cryomarble, Diamold, Dragon, Durasteel, Dwarven, Elven, End, Gobber, Gravitite, Hallowed, Kyber, Luss, Luxore, Metallurgium, Mythril, Orichalcum, Osmium, Palladium, Platinum, Prometheum, Quadrillum, Runite, Star Platinum, and more.

No, smithing_transform recipes are used for upgrading a tool to a higher material tier, not for converting a Machete into a Scythe — that conversion uses shaped crafting.

Standard shaped crafting at a crafting table covers Machetes and Scythes, while tier upgrades such as to Netherite require a smithing table using smithing_transform recipes.