AxeCutter

Bulk strip logs, unwax copper, and reduce copper oxidation from within a Stonecutter

Stripping logs or scrapping oxidation from copper is quite a cumbersome process: You have to place down all the blocks, then use your axe on every single one of them, and finally mine them all so you can at last build with them. There has to be a better way !

This is where this datapack comes in.

Logs Stripping

!Shows different logs being stripped from within the stonecutter, as well as full cube wood variants and bamboo.

Any log or full wood blocks can be stripped directly from the Stonecutter, allowing for mass-stripping a stack of logs in one click!

Copper De-Oxidizing

!Shows different copper blocks being de-oxidized from within the stonecutter

Obtaining partially oxidized copper in large quantities usually means laying it down to oxidize in huge fields, and individually reducing the oxidation level to the desired one. But with a stonecutter, you can now adjust them in bulk !

Copper Unwaxing

!Shows different copper blocks being unwaxed from within the stonecutter, with a yellow outline around waxed items to help differenciate them (using Vanilla Tweaks's Visual Waxed Copper utility resourcepack)

When mining out a Trial Chamber to collect large amounts of oxidized copper blocks as opposed to oxidizing them yourself, you only collect the latest oxidation stage and have to unwax them all before you can de-oxidize them to the desired level. Once again, you can now do that in bulk !