Using the Bellows, Faucet, and Fire Pit

Bellows

Place a Bellows facing the block you want to affect. Right-click or power the Bellows to push a burst of air toward the target. Bellows are used to stoke fires and direct airflow at adjacent blocks. Position the Bellows so its output faces the Fire Pit or furnace-like target you want to feed.

Fire Pit

Place a Fire Pit and add fuel to keep it lit. The Fire Pit acts as an open flame source for cooking and for recipes that need direct heat. Keep it stocked with burnable fuel so it stays active.

Faucet

Place a Faucet above or beside a container or fluid source. The Faucet transfers contents downward or outward when activated. Use it to move liquids or to drip onto blocks below. Pair a Faucet with a Fire Pit or Cauldron-style setup to route contents where you need them.

Combining Them

A common setup: Fire Pit as the heat source, Bellows aimed at it to stoke the flame, and a Faucet to move resulting fluids or contents. Build the three close together so the Bellows output reaches the Fire Pit and the Faucet can drain or deliver into the next block.

Tips

• Face the Bellows output at the Fire Pit for stoking.
• Keep the Fire Pit fueled or it goes out.
• Position the Faucet so its output lands where you want the transfer.