What is Waxed Weathered Cut Copper in Minecraft?
A waxed weathered cut copper block is a version of the cut copper block that is partially aged and will not change any further. It has the same tiled pattern as a regular cut copper block, but with a brownish green color. The main purpose of waxing a weathered cut copper block is to permanently preserve this specific stage of oxidation. Regular cut copper will continue to turn greener over time, but a waxed block will stay in this weathered state forever. This is perfect for builders who want a moderately aged, antique look for their copper builds.
How to get Waxed Weathered Cut Copper in Minecraft
You can only get a waxed weathered cut copper block by crafting it or by waxing a block in the world. To craft it, you will need one weathered cut copper block and one honeycomb. To get a weathered cut copper block, you must first let a regular cut copper block sit out in the open air until it reaches the second stage of oxidation. Then, you can combine it with a honeycomb in a crafting grid. The easier way is to place a regular cut copper block and wait for it to turn the right color. Once it looks brownish green, just right click on it with a honeycomb to wax it and lock in that color.
How to use Waxed Weathered Cut Copper in Minecraft
The main use for a waxed weathered cut copper block is for building and decoration. Its tiled pattern and moderately aged color are great for creating antique looking roofs, floors, or for adding a warm, weathered accent to a build. Because it is waxed, it will never oxidize further, so you can be sure that your build will always have that perfect, moderately aged look. If you ever change your mind and want the block to continue aging or to clean it, you can remove the wax. To do this, simply right click on the waxed block with an axe. The wax will be scraped off, and the block will be free to change again.
How to craft Waxed Weathered Cut Copper in Minecraft
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4Stonecutting Tips
Stonecutting is often more efficient for smaller quantities! While crafting recipes typically require multiple items or specific patterns, the stonecutter can create many decorative blocks using just one base block. This makes it perfect when you only need a few items or want to save on materials.
