Woodcutter

 # Woodcutter This datapack adds the ability to cut all wood types into further processed forms like planks, stairs and slabs using the stonecutter. ## Extensions * [Sticks n' stones](https://modrinth.com/datapack/sticks-n-stones) (Adds sticks to the woodcutter's repertoire) ## Recipes  > I used oak wood as an example, but this works with all wood types. > The numbers varie a bit with Bamboo Blocks, because you only get 2 Bamboo planks from a Bamboo Block      > I used mangrove wood as an example, but this works with all wood types. ## Why I decided to do stuff the way I did You might have wondered why you can't craft fences, fence gates, doors and trapdoors using planks in the stonecutter, but can with logs. The reason is that I decided that you should at max get 0.5 extra planks for using the stonecutter instead of the crafting table, as that's the max you get in vanilla, when crafting a stone stair that would cost 1.5 stones in a crafting table. Here's a table about the plank cost of every wooden block that further illustrates the point I'm trying to make here. |item |planks needed for the recipe (including sticks [1 stick = 0.5 plank]) | recipe output| cost per block (in planks)| --- | --- | ---| ---| |stair|6|4| 1.5| |slab|3|6| 0.5| |fence|5|3| ~1.7| |fence gate|4|1| 4| |door|6|3| 2| |trapdoor|6|2| 3| |pressure plate|2|1| 2| |button|1|1| 1| |sign|6.5|3| ~2.2| > Hanging signs aren't on this table, because their crafting recipe includes chains. You can now further craft shelves from logs and stripped logs 1:1, since their crafting recipe is 6:6. You cannot, however, craft them from wood blocks (bark on all sides), as there is no vanilla crafting recipe to convert a wood block back to a log. If you dislike my decisions, I recommend you check out [Taya's Woodcutter datapack](https://modrinth.com/datapack/tc-woodcutter) which made some things different to this one.