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Quarry Stonecutting Supply Yard

Three marked material bays and a sample wall frame an open loading apron, with a small covered stonecutter bench, built for manual quarry-supply work beside a survival base.

other21×10×19 blocks
quarrystonecutterstoragesurvival
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Minecraft Java Edition · Sponge .schem

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Manual quarry supply work

An open apron connects three material bays and a small roofed manual stonecutting station.

  1. 1

    Read the three bay markers

    White floor bars identify I: stone, II: andesite and III: granite. Match each number to its material floor and wall sample.

  2. 2

    Stock and cut manually

    Add your own tool supplies to the empty barrels. Reach the real stonecutter from the north or west under the small front-right roof and operate its normal interface manually.

  3. 3

    Keep the apron open

    Use the broad front-left apron and the clear strip before the three bays for loading. Sample piles are static building blocks, not item inventories or a processing machine.

No tools, stored item inventory, mine shaft, excavation, terrain, powered cutter or automatic processing are included. The I/II/III labels are physical contrasting floor bars, not sign text or NBT. Static access checks are not native Minecraft interaction validation.

Build Facts

JSON fact sheet
Dimensions
21 x 10 x 19 blocks
Compiled blocks
694
Category
other
Updated

Curated by MinePilot from a CraftDAG component plan. Canonical page: https://www.myminepilot.com/builds/quarry-stonecutter-yard

Materials

694 blocks

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

Stone Bricks2363×64 + 44
minecraft:stone_bricks× 236
Spruce Planks1041×64 + 40
minecraft:spruce_planks× 104
Polished Andesite84Placed blocks
minecraft:polished_andesite× 84
Cobblestone5050 / 64 stack
minecraft:cobblestone× 50
Andesite48Placed blocks
minecraft:andesite× 48
Granite48Placed blocks
minecraft:granite× 48
Stone4848 / 64 stack
minecraft:stone× 48
Black Concrete3333 / 64 stack
minecraft:black_concrete× 33
Stripped Spruce Log2424 / 64 stack
minecraft:stripped_spruce_log[axis=y]× 24
White Concrete1212 / 64 stack
minecraft:white_concrete× 12
Barrel22 / 64 stack
minecraft:barrel[facing=east,open=false]× 1
minecraft:barrel[facing=west,open=false]× 1
Oak Planks22 / 64 stack
minecraft:oak_planks× 2
Torch22 / 64 stack
minecraft:wall_torch[facing=east]× 1
minecraft:wall_torch[facing=west]× 1
Stonecutter1Placed blocks
minecraft:stonecutter[facing=north]× 1

Layer Guide

10 layers
Y = 0
399 blocks180x Stone Bricks84x Polished Andesite33x Black Concrete30x Stone
Y = 1
70 blocks28x Stone Bricks15x Cobblestone6x Stone6x Andesite
Y = 2
65 blocks28x Stone Bricks9x Stone9x Andesite9x Granite
Y = 3
25 blocks10x Cobblestone4x Stripped Spruce Log3x Stone3x Andesite
Y = 4
23 blocks19x Cobblestone4x Stripped Spruce Log
Y = 5
4 blocks4x Stripped Spruce Log
Y = 6
36 blocks32x Spruce Planks4x Stripped Spruce Log
Y = 7
36 blocks36x Spruce Planks
Y = 8
24 blocks24x Spruce Planks
Y = 9
12 blocks12x Spruce Planks

Import Guide

Java Edition
  1. Download the protected .schem file for Quarry Stonecutting Supply Yard.
  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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