Chipped Workbenches and Tools
Chipped's workbenches unlock its thousands of variants, and each also crafts a small tool. This guide covers building the stations and what they make.
Building the workbenches
The stations are crafted from a Crafting Table with themed materials — for example the
Carpenters Table from an iron ingot, dark oak logs, a crafting table, a wooden axe and a plank mosaic, the
Mason Table from a brick, iron, a crafting table, dark oak logs and a clay ball, and the
Loom Table from sticks, dark oak logs, a crafting table and wool. The
Glassblower and
Botanist Workbench follow the same idea for glass and plant blocks.
Workbench tools
Combining a workbench with a component yields a handy tool:
Mason Table + Iron Ingot — a
Chisel.
Carpenters Table + Iron Ingot — a
Saw.
Loom Table + Stick —
Needles.
Botanist Workbench + Bucket — a
Watering Can.
Tinkering Table + Redstone Dust — a
Multimeter.
Using them
Each tool is a convenience for its material family, but the real value is the workbench itself: with all six built, nearly every vanilla-style block in the game gains dozens of chiseled, patterned and textured variants for your builds.
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