More Crafting Tables FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
What does the More Crafting Tables Mod add?
It adds crafting tables in different wood varieties so your crafting table matches your build. The mod file registers ten: acacia, bamboo, birch, cherry, crimson, dark oak, jungle, mangrove, spruce, and warped crafting tables.
Which wood types have crafting tables in this mod?
Acacia, bamboo, birch, cherry, crimson, dark oak, jungle, mangrove, spruce, and warped. That covers the Overworld woods plus the Nether woods, crimson and warped.
Do the new crafting tables work like a normal crafting table?
Yes. The crafting process stays exactly the same as a vanilla crafting table; you just pick the wood color you want.
Are the Nether wood crafting tables fireproof?
Yes. The crimson and warped crafting tables are immune to fire and lava, so they are safe to use in Nether builds.
Can I use crafting tables as fuel in a furnace?
Yes, but not the Nether wood ones. Crafting tables other than crimson and warped can be used as furnace fuel.
Does the mod add dyed crafting tables?
Yes. It includes dyed color variants for the oak crafting table, which expands your decoration options.
What Minecraft versions does More Crafting Tables support?
The project page lists 1.20.2, 1.20.4, 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.3, and 1.21.4.
What mod loaders does More Crafting Tables need?
It requires Forge or NeoForge. It is a port of a Fabric mod called Oh, How the Crafting Has Tabled.
Does More Crafting Tables work with other mods?
Yes. It supports Biomes O' Plenty on all versions, and also supports mods like Atmospheric, Traverse, The Twilight Forest, Botania, Forbidden and Arcanus, and Tinkers Construct.
Is More Crafting Tables available on Bedrock?
The gathered facts only list Forge and NeoForge for Java Edition versions, so there is nothing confirming a Bedrock version.