29 Secret Uses for Common Minecraft Items!

Did you know these Minecraft items can do this?

▪Character drawn by @MagnaGallina

Script by Jaeger Lefler
Edited by Brennan Moore
Footage collected by Jordan Cross, Abelardo Robles, Parker Steele, Brennan Moore, and Frankie Mundo
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[clashersofboom-gaming]

Fun fact, if you don't want to have a glass block above your beacon for colour, you can also use glass panes, they go inside the beam so you can have a different colour beam without a visible glass block above.

[firedropcutie]

I'd like to think that mobs not crossing rails is an intended feature telling people to stay safe when around real life train rails

[securityguardtemmie]

In bedrock fire aspect also increases the damage by 1.5 meaning you can pretty much get sharpness 6

[mr.randomlyrandom]

My alternative to this cabbage design 5:22 is to place an armor stand with a turtle shell helmet on, then to push dirt into its head with a piston.

[melon_]

I've been using that lava-platform trick for years! Thank you for telling a good chunk of YouTube about it.

[NPCmedia]

1:35 homie accidentally made a certain symbol from 30’s Germany

[kay-dc]

Just proves how complex Minecraft can be. Really is an infinite amount of possibilities

[thegreatninja]

Don't forget about the honey block under the carpet trick. It was in another video by Skip and is very helpful for convenient fall resistance.

[Stuntsnik]

Lightning Rods can be used to keep mobs out as well. And buttons are cheaper alternatives to item frames for the water elevator trick.

[partiallyfrozen]

0:24 "See, as this user discovered"
Proceeds to use Grians design an credits that user lol.

[popdocm]

You can place glass panes in the beacons to make them colorful as well

[AvinAryalYT]

The one where the button is behind the banner is kinda helpful to hide something

[phillpheasant]

You could also put 4 brown candles on top of long grass which give you reeds:)

[oaln]

0:27
Grian: hey I know this one, it’s a classic

[guochengyun]

A few months ago in the video, “Seeds that seem Impossible”, you featured a pillager outpost that was very tall. On the same seed, at coordinates: -905, 64, -871, there is a pillager outpost that is in the water, and next to a village. This seed is the crazy outpost seed.
Edit: That’s a lot of likes!

[ianndiorinstrumentals]

hey i love ur vids and im always looking forward to seeing new ones, keep up the good work !

[Nightshade-Aurora]

For #24, sneaking allows you to place water on the partial block instead of in it.

[Cookies__]

The glass pillar in the water trick is a classic
I used to use it all the time when I was trying to build an underwater base

[joesun]

That fire aspect trick blew my mind away. Never thought of that in my 6 years playing minecraft 🤯

[gameprose]

As someone who hasn't touched Java since 2015, it's always interesting to see how the version I play (Bedrock) differs from the version most people seem to prefer.