How To Make Charcoal In Minecraft
Charcoal is one of the more straightforward items to craft in Minecraft, but it still requires some legwork. It can be used for various vital things to ensure you survive in your Minecraft world. This guide will teach you everything you’ll need to know about making Charcoal in Minecraft.
How to make Minecraft charcoal
Charcoal is one of many things that you can craft in Minecraft. It’s mainly used as a fuel source to help smelt/cook items you may have. In addition to creating new items with it, they can also be used to make torches to help light up areas and keep hostile mobs away.
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Find some trees
The first thing you’ll want to do is find some trees and start destroying them. You’ll only need two pieces of wood, but we recommend carrying more than two because you’ll quickly go through Charcoal. Once you feel like you have enough wood in your inventory, you’re ready for the next step.
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Make a furnace
Making a furnace is relatively straightforward. All you’ll need is some cobblestone. Once you have enough, head to a crafting table and make one.
![Here is how you make a Furnace.](https://www.gamespot.com/a/uploads/original/1746/17463818/4332806-minecraftstarterhouse4.png)
Now that you’ve made a furnace place two wood blocks on the bottom left side. Shortly after you do that, you’ll see an icon letting you know that the wood is being crafted into Charcoal.
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Thankfully, the process of creating Charcoal doesn’t take long at all. You should only wait a few seconds for it to be made, then grab it and put it in your inventory. Congratulations, you’ve successfully made Charcoal! This should make your early game progress a bit easier.
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