Mechanical Saw WOOD / TREE FARM | Minecraft Create Mod SMP 1.20

A Wood Farm made with Mechanical Saws on the Minecraft Create Mod SMP!
We're exploring the function of the mechanical saw today and making an easy tree farm that saves so much time on gathering wood on minecraft.
We also discover the wonder of the automatic sorting system from the drawers & storage add-on
#minecraftsurvival #minecraftcreate #moddedminecraft
Timestamps
00:00 I'm a modded Minecraft noob!
01:30 Easy Base Access
03:52 A visit from ZloyXP
05:33 Waterwheel Testing
09:37 Blaze Burner Side Quest with Artemis
17:28 Improved backpack
18:31 A VERY basic tree farm
21:59 Adding A Mechanical Piston & Gearshift
26:01 2 x 2 trees
28:24 We need to go bigger!
30:08 Auto-Sorting With Drawers!
33:46 It even farms Mangrove Wood!
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Minecraft is a sandbox game created by Mojang and Microsoft and is enjoyed by young and old alike. The version played in this video is Minecraft 1.20.1 Create Mod with various additions and expansions
Minecraft Create Mod is playable with the forge launcher and there are various videos available with instructions on how to install and play.
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[@lawfulmeteor7104]

Loved the episode. You are really getting into the Create mod. Can’t wait to see what you design next. Great tree farm.

[@JaseyBee]

Thanks!

[@succerella]

I'm so happy to see another upload from you! This was such a fun video, and you & Artemis together was gold!! I love the way you decorated the walls in your tree farm; the Chipped mod is a must-have in any modpack I play! The outhouse entrance is so funny to me... "Hey Jasey, how do you get into your base?" .. "Oh, just dive into the outhouse out back; you can't miss it" 😂 Love it! Your tree farm is absolutely amazing! I loved seeing you ponder & learn how to use the different Create blocks. You really embodied the essence of why the Create mod is so wonderful; you had a problem, you started with a basic contraption, then you reiterated & improved on it until you had your desired outcome/solution. Some tips: - You should get yourself some engineer's goggles & a Create wrench. The goggles allow you to see a lot more information on how much stress a machine is using. The wrench allows you to Shift-Right Click on any create block and instantly pick it up & place it in your inventory (it also works on most vanilla redstone related blocks). - When getting blaze burners you don't have to wait for a blaze to spawn, you can just right click on the spawner itself. - You were sooooo close with the cogs & how to increase their speed. You were right that if you go from a big cog to a small cog it'll go faster, but to increase the speed again you have to place the next big cog in front of the previous small cog, not next to it. (It's kinda weird trying to explain in text so I hope this made a little sense lol) - The Create toolboxes are great & all but I much prefer having a dedicated Create Backpack with EVERYTHING you might need. You reach a point in Create where there's just way too many components to carry around and toolboxes just don't cut it since they only have 8 slots each. Don't get me wrong, I think they're perfectly fine at the start, but just keep it in the back of your mind once you feel like toolboxes aren't really cutting it for you. - The drawer controller's main purpose is for you to unload your inventory so you might want to keep it visible. If you right click the controller, any items in your inventory will dump into your system if you've already set a spot for said item. You should only have 1 controller per storage so this is when the Drawer Slaves are useful. They can import/output, just like a controller, but you can have as many of them as you want per storage system. So I would put a slave where you placed the controller, and I would move the controller somewhere on your wall of drawers so you can easily access it. - You'll want to craft a Quantify Key in order to see how many items are in the drawers. You'll probably be using the drawer & quantify keys A LOT so I'd recommend always keeping them in your backpack. (also, you can use both keys on the drawer controller itself to apply the effects to all connected drawers) - If you want to do wireless redstone, you can use a Redstone Link. So instead of having a line of redstone under your tree farm, you can use a redstone link to do it wirelessly. I also like using the links on the Clutch in order to turn my contraptions on/off remotely.

[@JaseyBee]

Wow! So much information thank you! Yes I'd worked out the cogs but ended up not showing it because I forgot, doh! I'll make sure to have this comment open next time I'm playing lol

[@Lyarrah]

Ooo the tree farm got even prettier! Glad you're having so much fun!

[@JaseyBee]

Yaaas I love the chipped mod!

[@Shmoops]

You and @Artemis8bit ........ SO funny!

[@JaseyBee]

I knew you'd like her lol

[@zugov509]

Best Zloy impression I ever heard, sounds better than his impression

[@JaseyBee]

😂😂😂 thanks!

[@thepigglesworth]

lol that zloy impersonation :D

[@JaseyBee]

Lol!

[@spacedorito4987]

I think i sent this to Lyarrah instead of commenting it last time but "Jasey discovering Chipped (my favourite mod) brings me so much joy"

[@JaseyBee]

It's soooo good! I love it!

[@spacedorito4987]

@@JaseyBee My favourite is the mushrooms

[@brwb1544]

You should research jet packs for flight

[@JaseyBee]

I saw those...but am I ready? Lol

[@johnmorris8621]

Create with JaseyBee is the place to be

[@JaseyBee]

You know it! Lol

[@censeless24]

technically you weren't killed by the silver fish you were killed by the fall, with your waterwheel if you go from small cogwheel first to big one next it will go so much faster not big to small

[@JaseyBee]

I'm not sure that's right ... If I fixed the small cog to the waterwheel and transferred the energy to a bigger wheel it would slow down. The small cog has to revolve more times for the "teeth" to travel the same distance as one revolution on the bigger cog, same as gears on a bike or a car The silverfish caused the fall, they're instigators and fiends! Lol

[@censeless24]

@@JaseyBee since when does the silverfish make you jump off

[@JaseyBee]

@@censeless24 ...I may have panicked

[@greenjackle]

Hello Fellow Humans, So gears are amazing and gear ratio is a real life thing. You go from slow to very fast by gear ratio. So Minecraft Create does this by going from small to large to small to large cogs. This actually works. Trick for early game: make one small water wheel and then put large water wheels as the rest. This will double the speed of the large ones while the large ones double your energy output. This saves one gear ratio. Then go large cog then small cog. Then on the small cog place a large cog. Then a casing on the first cog so you can place a small cog in front of it. Thus making a compact gear ratio system. You can do this 8 times to max speed. 9 if you don't put the small water wheel on the water wheel system.

[@JaseyBee]

Yes I'd figured the gears out but unfortunately forgot to show it on the video, I applied it to the mechanical piston to increase the speed of it moving backwards and forwards. I'm not sure it's visible but right at the end I show adding the clutch as an on/off. Thanks for the tip about the waterwheels, getting those bigger ones to move faster will be very helpful