Furnace

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Furnace
First Appearance Indev 20100219
Type of Block Solid Block
Stackable Yes 64
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Furnaces are technical blocks in Minecraft that can be used for cooking foods and smelting ores as well as other miscellaneous blocks.

Overview[edit | edit source]

Furnaces can be naturally generated in Village blacksmiths, Igloos, village houses in Taiga biomes and Snowy Taiga biomes, in snowy tundra village house Chests, and weaponsmith houses in plains villages. Before the furnace was introduced, smelting was accomplished by creating a fire and dropping the ore(s) or raw food into it. The furnace, when right-clicked, has its own smelting menu where smelting operations can be done. It consists of one field for the object that will be smelted, one field for the fuel and one field for the output object, it can also make charcoal using wood log.

File:LitFurnaceNew.png
An active furnace.

Crafting[edit | edit source]

Smoker
None Log None
Log Furnace Log
None Log None
Furnace Blast Furnace
Cobblestone Cobblestone Cobblestone Iron Ingot Iron Ingot Iron Ingot
Cobblestone None Cobblestone Iron Ingot Furnace Iron Ingot
Cobblestone Cobblestone Cobblestone Smooth Stone Smooth Stone Smooth Stone


Fuel[edit | edit source]

Main article: Smelting

There are two squares one on top of the other. The fuel is placed on the bottom square, while the object wished to be smelted is placed in the top square. This will cause an arrow on the left of the squares to start to turn white. Once it is filled, the desired items or blocks will be placed in the adjacent box of the arrow for a player to take.

Mining[edit | edit source]

A Furnace requires a pickaxe to harvest, otherwise it will drop nothing.

Tool This block requires a Wooden Pickaxe to be mined
Hardness 3.5
Breaking time[note 1]
Default
 17.5
Wood
 2.65
Stone
 1.35
Iron
 0.9
Diamond
 0.7
Netherite
 0.6
Gold
 0.45
  1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • Furnaces are only luminous when they are being used.
  • When placing items in through hoppers, fuel goes in the side, and items to be smelted going into the top.
  • The furnace ID is initially 61, however, the 62 ID is a lit furnace. The lit furnace does not work without fuel in it though.
  • Furnaces, connected to Redstone Comparators, will give off a Redstone signal relative to its fullness.
  • Ocelots and cats will sit on furnaces if they are lit.
  • Furnaces had the texture of a stone block on top when they were released. This was fixed in Beta 1.2.
  • In the 1.14 - Village and Pillage update, three new smelting blocks were added: the Smoker for food, the Blast Furnace for ores, and the Campfire for food. The first two can only smelt their intended items, and they cost more than a regular furnace, but they smelt items twice as quickly. The third is less expensive, but it takes a lot longer to cook food.
  • A Blaze Rod can be used as fuel in a furnace.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

File:FurnaceNew.png
Click for full Furnace gallery.

Blocks

Natural Air • Stone • Granite • Diorite • Andesite • Bedrock • Clay ( Terracotta) • Cobblestone ( Moss) • Cobweb • Dirt ( Coarse • Rooted) • Gravel • Bone Block • Ice ( Packed • Blue) • Spawner • Sand ( Red) • Sandstone ( Red) • Obsidian • Snow( Powder Snow) • Sponge • Wet Sponge • Stone Bricks ( Cracked • Mossy • Chiseled) • Prismarine ( Dark • Brick) • Sea Lantern • Pumpkin • Bee Nest • Crying Obsidian • Grass Path • Infested Block • Sculk Block • ( Chute • Trap) • Sculk Growth • Deepslate • Dripstone Block • Pointed Dripstone • Calcite • Tuff • Block of Amethyst
Manufactured Bookshelf • Bricks • Wool ( Carpet) • Concrete( Powder) • Conduit • Dried Kelp Block • Fence • Item Frame • Glass ( Pane) • Stained Glass ( Pane) • Glazed Terracotta • Hay Bale • Iron Bars • Jack o' Lantern • Ladder • Painting • Scaffolding • Slab • Smooth Stone • Cut Sandstone • Smooth Quartz • Smooth Red Sandstone • Slime • Snow • Stairs • Walls • Wood Planks • Wood • Beehive • Honey Block • Honeycomb Block • Polished Diorite • Polished Granite • Polished Andesite • Red Nether Brick • Quartz Bricks • Polished Blackstone • Candle • Tinted Glass • Glow Item Frame • Clay Pot • Painted Clay Pot
Ore Coal Ore • Copper Ore • Diamond Ore • Emerald Ore • Gold Ore ( Nether) • Iron Ore • Lapis Lazuli Ore • Redstone Ore • Nether Quartz Ore • Ancient Debris
Mineral Blocks Block of Copper • Block of Diamond • Block of Emerald • Block of Gold • Block of Iron • Lapis Lazuli Block • Block of Quartz • Block of Redstone • Block of Coal • Block of Netherite • Block of Amethyst
Utility Bed • Brewing Stand • Cake • Cauldron • Chest ( Ender) • Shulker Box • Crafting Table • Enchantment Table • Furnace • Jukebox • TNT • Anvil • Blast Furnace • Barrel • Bell • Campfire • Cartography Table • Composter • Fletching Table • Grindstone • Lantern • Lectern • Loom • Smithing Table • Smoker • Stonecutter • Target • Respawn Anchor • Lodestone • Lightning Rod
Redstone/Travel Button • Dispenser • Redstone Lamp • Door • Fence Gate • Lever • Note Block • Piston ( Sticky) • Pressure Plate • Rail ( Powered • Detector • Activator) • Redstone ( Wire • Redstone Torch • Repeater • Comparator) • Trapdoor ( Iron Trapdoor) • Trapped Chest • Hopper • Dropper • Daylight Detector • Tripwire Hook • Observer • Redstone Ore • Block of Redstone • Sculk Sensor
Plants Cactus • Dead Bush • Chorus Plant • Chorus Flower • Flowers • Wither Rose • Grass( Grass • Fern) • Leaves • Lily Pad • Melon • Mushrooms( Huge)  • Mycelium • Podzol • Nylium • Pumpkin • Saplings • Sugar Cane • Vines • Cocoa Pods • Wheat • Log •
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Corals • Kelp • Sweet Berry Bush • Nether Roots • Fungus • Weeping Vines • Twisting Vines • Sea Pickle • Big Dripleaf • Small Dripleaf • Moss Block • Moss Carpet • Azalea • Hanging Roots • Cave Vines • Spore Blossom • Glow Lichen
Liquids Lava • Water
Non-Solid Fire ( Soul Fire) • Sign • Torch ( Soul Torch) • Banner • Amethyst Cluster • Amethyst Buds
The Nether Glowstone • Shroomlight • Netherrack • Nylium • Nether Brick ( Cracked • Chiseled • Fence) • Nether Quartz • Nether Gold • Ancient Debris • Nether Wart • Nether Roots • Weeping Vines • Twisting Vines • Fungus • Soul Sand • Soul Soil • Basalt • Magma Block • Blackstone
The End Dragon Egg • End Stone • Purpur( Pillar) • Endstone Brick • End Rod • Dragon Head • Chorus Plant • Chorus Flower • Ender Crystal
Creative only Barrier • Structure Block • Structure Void • Jigsaw • Budding Amethyst • Farmland • Spawner • Command Block ( Repeating • Chain)
Bedrock Edition only Stonecutter (old) • Nether Reactor • Glowing Obsidian • Light Block • Border • Allow • Deny
Technical Piston Arm • Block 36 • Burning Furnace • Glowing Redstone Ore • Off-state Redstone Torch • Active Redstone Repeater • Flowing Water • Flowing Lava • Pumpkin Stem • Melon Stem • Block 97 • Portal • End Portal Frame • End Portal • End Gateway (block) • Missing Texture Block
Removed Cog • Dirt Slab • Spikes • Shrub • Rose • Locked Chest • Generic Dead Coral Block • Cyan Flower • Camera(BE) • Wax Block • Buttercup Flower
Unimplemented Crying Obsidian (old) • Wax Block
Education Edition only Element Constructor • Material Reducer • Compound Creator • Hardened Glass • Hardened Glass Pane • Underwater TNT • Underwater Torch • Colored Torch • Element Lead
Upcoming Blocks Pointed Dripstone • Dripstone Block • Calcite • Tuff • Block of Amethyst • Budding Amethyst • Amethyst Cluster • Amethyst Buds • Sculk Block • ( Chute • Trap) • Sculk Growth • Sculk Sensor • Deepslate • Big Dripleaf • Small Dripleaf • Moss Block • Moss Carpet • Hanging Roots • Cave Vines • Spore Blossom • Glow Lichen • Rooted • Powder Snow • Lightning Rod • Copper Ore • Block of Copper • Candle • Tinted Glass • Glow Item Frame • Clay Pot • Painted Clay Pot • Azalea
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