The PYLA Family
Every family, every block, all at once!
PYLA Family Photo
All 8 families are present and accounted for, plus the two bonus pieces of Basalt: Slab and Stairs.
The Acacia Family in daylight and at midnight
From left to right: Stone Acacia Polished, Diorite Acacia Polished, Basalt Acacia Polished
The Birch Family in daylight and at midnight
From left to right: Stone Birch Polished, Diorite Birch Polished, Basalt Birch Polished.
The Cherry Family in the daylight and at midnight
From left to right: Stone Cherry Polished, Diorite Cherry Polished, Basalt Cherry Polished.
The Dark Oak Family in the daylight and at midnight
From left to right: Stone Dark Oak Polished, Diorite Dark Oak Polished, Basalt Dark Oak Polished.
The Jungle Family in the daylight and at midnight
From left to right: Stone Jungle Polished, Diorite Jungle Polished, Basalt Jungle Polished.
The Mangrove Family in the daylight and at midnight
From left to right: Stone Mangrove Polished, Diorite Mangrove Polished, Basalt Mangrove Polished.
The Oak Family in the daylight and at midnight
From left to right: Stone Oak Polished, Diorite Oak Polished, Basalt Oak Polished.
The Spruce Wayne Family in the daylight and at midnight
From left to right, no bats present: Stone Spruce Polished, Diorite Spruce Polished, Basalt Spruce Polished.
Making Polish powder
Blasting some Cherry Logs into Cherry Polish Powder. Next stop, the Crafting Table with Honeycomb Blocks and empty polish cans. All Polish Powder is grouped in the Blast Furnace Recipe Book.
Making polish
After Blasting Logs into Polish Powder, that has to be combined with a Honeycomb Block and an Empty Polish Can (which can also be crafted, well Smelted actually).
Making empty polish cans
Empty polish cans are fairly cheap to make, 1 Iron Nugget = 1 Empty Can.
The Fate of Polish.
Once all the Polish has been used up in the Can, a little message appears, the Can disappears, and an Empty Can is added to your inventory.