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Manual Furnace Workshop Pavilion

A brick furnace pavilion with six hand-fed furnaces, a tall masonry chimney, open service gallery and lower fuel store, built for hands-on smelting at your survival base.

other29×17×23 blocks
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WorldEdit .schem available. No native .litematic file for this build.

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Minecraft Java Edition · Sponge .schem

Verification details

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Manual Workshop Setup

Six ordinary furnaces and empty containers provide manual workstations; no item transport, fuel automation or inventory contents are included.

  1. 1

    Place and enter

    Paste on a level surface with the front steps exposed. Walk up the one-block plinth through the broad north opening.

  2. 2

    Fuel the furnaces

    Use the three hall furnaces facing east and the three gallery furnaces facing west. Insert valid fuel and ingredients into each furnace yourself.

  3. 3

    Stock the stores

    Fill the fuel-store barrels and use the two separate rear hall chests for finished supplies. Containers are initially empty.

Static geometry, access and schematic checks are provided. Minecraft client interaction, inventories and throughput have not been tested; this is not an automatic smelter.

Build Facts

JSON fact sheet
Dimensions
29 x 17 x 23 blocks
Compiled blocks
3,190
Category
other
Updated

Curated by MinePilot from a CraftDAG component plan. Canonical page: https://www.myminepilot.com/builds/hand-fired-furnace-workshop

Materials

3,190 blocks

Placed block counts · stack equivalents, not crafting ingredients. Expand for exact BlockStates.

Deepslate Tiles1,177Placed blocks
minecraft:deepslate_tiles× 1,177
Stone Bricks67510×64 + 35
minecraft:stone_bricks× 675
Polished Andesite548Placed blocks
minecraft:polished_andesite× 548
Spruce Planks3134×64 + 57
minecraft:spruce_planks× 313
Bricks2944×64 + 38
minecraft:bricks× 294
Stripped Spruce Log1382×64 + 10
minecraft:stripped_spruce_log× 138
Glass2424 / 64 stack
minecraft:glass× 24
Furnace66 / 64 stack
minecraft:furnace[facing=east,lit=false]× 3
minecraft:furnace[facing=west,lit=false]× 3
Coal Block44 / 64 stack
minecraft:coal_block× 4
Barrel33 / 64 stack
minecraft:barrel[facing=north,open=false]× 2
minecraft:barrel[facing=west,open=false]× 1
Torch33 / 64 stack
minecraft:wall_torch[facing=west]× 2
minecraft:wall_torch[facing=east]× 1
Chest22 / 64 stack
minecraft:chest[facing=north,type=single,waterlogged=false]× 2
Lantern22 / 64 stack
minecraft:lantern[hanging=false,waterlogged=false]× 1
minecraft:lantern[hanging=true,waterlogged=false]× 1
Crafting Table11 / 64 stack
minecraft:crafting_table× 1

Layer Guide

17 layers
Y = 0
667 blocks667x Stone Bricks
Y = 1
521 blocks513x Polished Andesite8x Stone Bricks
Y = 2
96 blocks47x Bricks33x Stripped Spruce Log3x Furnace3x Furnace
Y = 3
97 blocks59x Bricks33x Stripped Spruce Log2x Polished Andesite2x Coal Block
Y = 4
90 blocks42x Bricks33x Stripped Spruce Log12x Glass2x Polished Andesite
Y = 5
101 blocks48x Bricks36x Stripped Spruce Log12x Glass2x Polished Andesite
Y = 6
270 blocks108x Deepslate Tiles105x Spruce Planks47x Bricks7x Polished Andesite
Y = 7
335 blocks241x Deepslate Tiles91x Spruce Planks3x Bricks
Y = 8
287 blocks216x Deepslate Tiles65x Spruce Planks6x Bricks
Y = 9
232 blocks187x Deepslate Tiles39x Spruce Planks6x Bricks
Y = 10
172 blocks153x Deepslate Tiles13x Spruce Planks6x Bricks
Y = 11
125 blocks119x Deepslate Tiles6x Bricks

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Import Guide

Java Edition
  1. Download the protected .schem file for Manual Furnace Workshop Pavilion.
  2. Place it in your WorldEdit or Litematica schematics folder.
  3. Load the schematic in-game, preview placement, then paste or build layer by layer.

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