EASY & EFFICIENT Blaze Farm Tutorial! Minecraft 1.18+ (1000+ Blaze Rods P/H)

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Hello everybody my name is Madzify welcoming to an 1.16+ and 1.16.5 Blaze Farm Tutorial. This is a Simple and EASY and EFFICIENT Blaze Farm.

We go into great depth of how to build this Blaze Farm that gives us 1000+ Blaze Rods per hour! This farm is really easy and efficient for the amount of resources you need to build it!

I really hope you enjoy the farm tutorial and hope it helped in your minecraft world! Be sure to leave a LIKE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE to my channel for more videos just like this one!!!

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Items Needed:
350: Stone
212: Glass
16: Glowstone
5: Stone Slabs
4: Hoppers
4: Chests
2: Trapdoors
8: Vines
32: Ladders
4: Buckets of Lava

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Madzify

Those videos have a significant amount of effort put into them, in the form of editing. Modern tutorials are mostly too advanced, so your content is very useful.

panpsalt

Excellent design and description. Thank you!

I found a safer way to place the lava. It also allows me to break the glowstone around the spawner quickly, and without destroying the ceiling. This is important in survival.

What I did was build a trench around three sides of the lava room. I left the "back" side alone. Note that I had to light this trench up to level eight, to prevent other mobs from forming in them. Then, I made a hole in the four corners of the room, one higher than the floor (on the far ends of both side walls, but other positions would work).

Then I went inside the lava/spawner room, broke all the lights, and quickly ran out and blocked up the door I used to get into the room.

Finally, I went around the outside and placed a lava block in each of the four corners, using the holes I previously created. I had to be careful, because blaze could see me through the holes.

I left the trench in place for potential future maintenance, but I've never needed it, so leaving it may not be essential.

jimgersetich

Thanks man! I have several blaze spawners in a nearby fortress and I'd love to start using them for fuel.

littleflapjacks

Glowstone (or jack-o-lanterns) are pretty cheap, so this is minor:

To light up the spawner completely at level twelve or higher, only ten level-fifteen light blocks are needed. Place one above and underneath the spawner, and the other eight on the same level as the spawner. Place them three blocks away in each of the four cardinal directions and the four diagonal directions. (Count diagonal movement across a corner as one block, not two, for this purpose.) This forms a seven-by-seven grid of light blocks, lighting the entire volume (around the spawner) to level twelve or higher.

jimgersetich

Thx man I made a new world because on my other one while searching for bamboo I fell 500 blocks with my elytra and died so I made a new world with your iron farm and I’m about to make this

EezoTheChezo

I created a change in my world to reduce two risks. First, I build a "trench" all around the outside of the trap room, at floor level, and one block outside the trap room itself. I leave four holes in the wall, each in a corner and one block higher than the floor. This allows me to walk around the outside of the room, safe from blaze attacks from inside, and place the four lava buckets into the corners (through the holes in the walls).

This allows me to remove all light sources (in the grid) from INSIDE the room BEFORE I place the lava. I go in, chop out all of my jack-o-lanterns (making sure to replace the one on top of the spawner with a slab as I do it), and then quickly run out the doorway I left myself. Then I plug up the doorway and proceed to place the four lava buckets.

This has the advantage of not having to make four separate lava buckets in advance. Instead, I dug down (in advance) to the lava sea under my spawner and brought the buckets up one at a time. With iron at a serious premium at 1.18, I don't like making extra buckets that I'll never use again.

Keep up the good work!

jimgersetich

Thanks, working on 1.16.5.
I suscribe to your channel only for the phrase: "just like this".
The innumerate times you said it, makes me laugh

lossantosy

I built this once on bedrock.. it sort of still works as the blazes pathfind to you but you don’t get the flowing lava push you do on Java meaning it is not as efficient. Also there is no need for vines, if building on bedrock, as that does not work on bedrock

fafman

My man, thanks for the awesome tutorials. I only have 1 qustion, can I use ladders instead of vines?

retlocker

the design i us is a bit slower because the blaze exit is on the side. i may use this one for singel spawners 😌👍

Ancientsworld

Does the spawning volume have to be 9 blocks high? I looked it up and wiki says it's 9 long 9 wide 3 high, not counting the height of the blazes, so is 7 enough?

bluelightning