This article has been viewed , times. Learn more Iron is the next tier of tools and weapons, specifically swords, in Minecraft after stone. It is relatively common, making it an adequate and preferred material for tools and weapons.
Not only that, but iron is used in many crafting recipes later in-game. Without iron, you cannot progress to the next tiers. Here is a simple guide on how to find iron in Minecraft. Get a wooden pickaxe. Get a stone pickaxe. Get some torches. Get a lot of dirt. Go to a cave and investigate blocks for iron. Place torches as necessary. Look for iron between levels Use a furnace to turn iron ore to ingots. Did this summary help you? Yes No. Log in Social login does not work in incognito and private browsers.
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By using our site, you agree to our cookie policy. Cookie Settings. Learn why people trust wikiHow. Download Article Explore this Article Steps. Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Article Summary. Author Info Last Updated: September 30, Get yourself a wooden pickaxe. The first pickaxe you will craft will be made out of wood, which will be used to mine stone.
The best way to find iron is by either digging a mine yourself, finding a cave or a ravine. From here you can easily locate a vein of iron ore to get you started. It is worth noting that you can find iron bars in generated chests, found in either sunken ships, towers, mineshafts, strongholds or villages.
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Always bring a good food supply! Only eat when you need it! Box mining is my favorite mining strategy! It's impossible to get lost, and it yields tons of ores! Just make sure you bring at least 5 pickaxes! Make a really long 30x10x3 box, and make sure you bring torches! Ladders are luxuries! They are not necessary in mining, although they are useful.
Make a ton of stone pickaxes, they may crap out on you a lot, but note you do have a lot of useless cobblestone piling up! Only use iron pickaxes for mining diamonds, redstone, and gold! Have a bed in the mine with you, it could come in handy if you get killed by fall damage or lava!
Bring an ender chest with you in the mine, if you find a cave, dump all your stuff into the ender chest. But you need another one at the surface though. Take a sword and a pickaxe as well as torches and food when spelunking!
Never dig straight down. You could fall into lava and die! If you are on a single player server, always have host privileges on.
It could be useful! Line mining is awesome for ores! Bring buckets! You never know when you might need to collect lava or water!
Use flint and steel to make a temporary light source. Use it for emergencies to get out of caves if you are lost! And don't have torches. Without iron, you can't get diamonds, or obsidian even! You NEED iron. It can harvest all ores and stuff except bedrock and obsidian. But you get diamonds by getting iron, and you get obsidian from getting diamonds. It can be used to make tools, some machinery, etc.
When used in tools, they almost never break! I bet you already know stuff about diamonds, so I'll keep it short and simple. There, that's done. Coal is cool. Stone is by far the most common block in minecraft.
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