Using Stonecutting to Make Stone and Masonry Bridges

Stonecutting Inputs

Many stone-family bridges are produced through stonecutting rather than a full crafting grid. Take a base stone block to a stonecutter and select the matching bridge output. Supported stone families include Andesite Bridge, Andesite Bridge Pier, Andesite Bridge Stair, Cobblestone Bridge, Cobblestone Bridge Pier, Cobblestone Bridge Stair, Diorite Bridge, Diorite Bridge Pier, Diorite Bridge Stair, Granite Bridge, Granite Bridge Pier, Granite Bridge Stair, Blackstone Bridge, Blackstone Bridge Stair, Blackstone Bridge Support, Deepslate Brick Bridge, Deepslate Brick Bridge Stair, Deepslate Brick Bridge Support, Deepslate Tile Bridge, Deepslate Tile Bridge Stair, Deepslate Tile Bridge Support, Brick Bridge, Brick Bridge Stair, Brick Bridge Support, Mud Brick Bridge, Mud Brick Bridge Stair, Mud Brick Bridge Support, Nether Bricks Bridge, Nether Bricks Bridge Pier, End Stone Bricks Bridge, End Stone Bricks Bridge Pier, End Stone Bricks Bridge Stair, Mossy Cobblestone Bridge, Mossy Cobblestone Bridge Pier, Mossy Cobblestone Bridge Stair, Mossy Stone Brick Bridge, Mossy Stone Bridge Stair, and Mossy Stone Bridge Support.

Balustrade Variants

Balustrade bridges are decorative railing-topped versions. Stonecut Balustrade Andesite Bridge, Balustrade Blackstone Bridge, Balustrade Bricks Bridge, Balustrade Cobblestone Bridge, Balustrade Deepslate Bricks Bridge, Balustrade Deepslate Tiles Bridge, Balustrade Diorite Bridge, Balustrade End Stone Bricks Bridge, Balustrade Granite Bridge, Balustrade Mossy Cobblestone Bridge, Balustrade Mossy Stone Bricks Bridge, Balustrade Mud Bricks Bridge, Balustrade Nether Bricks Bridge, Balustrade Prismarine Bricks Bridge, Balustrade Red Sandstone Bridge, Balustrade Sandstone Bridge, and Balustrade Stone Bricks Bridge from their matching base materials. Use Pier blocks at the ends of a span to anchor the railing visually.