Medieval Blacksmith
Description
A compact medieval blacksmith workshop building with a large dark roof, stone forge, and work area.
This interiors build measures 43 × 22 × 41 and uses 5,384 blocks across 108 different block types, mostly grass block, blackstone, spruce trapdoor.
It is made for Minecraft Java Edition 26.2.
Build at a Glance
Dimensions43 × 22 × 41
Footprint1,763 blocks
Total blocks5,384
Block types108
EditionJava
VersionMinecraft 26.2
File size88.6 KB
DifficultyAdvanced
Blocks in this schematic
5,384 blocks totalPlaced blocks, not crafting ingredients. Overlapping regions are counted separately.
Grass Block1,024
Blackstone725
Spruce Trapdoor376
Moss Block252
Polished Blackstone Stairs158
Tuff140
Blackstone Stairs138
Dirt128
Stripped Oak Wood126
Oak Planks122
Stone105
Andesite100
Dark Oak Fence86
Dark Oak Pressure Plate86
Stripped Jungle Wood84
Frequently Asked Questions
What Minecraft version is Medieval Blacksmith for?
Medieval Blacksmith is built for Minecraft 26.2 (Java Edition) and usually works on nearby versions too.
Do I need any mods to build Medieval Blacksmith?
No mods are required. You only need Litematica (or another schematic mod) to view and place the build in survival or creative.
How many blocks does Medieval Blacksmith use?
Medieval Blacksmith uses 5,384 blocks across 108 block types, and measures 43 × 22 × 41. Use the materials list above to gather everything first.
How do I import Medieval Blacksmith into Minecraft?
Download the file above, then: in Litematica (Java), put the .litematic in your .minecraft/schematics folder, open the Litematica menu in-game, load the schematic, and use the placement tools to build it block by block. In WorldEdit (Java), drop the .schem into your WorldEdit schematics folder and run //schem load then //paste. On Bedrock, use a structure-block or add-on workflow that imports .nbt structures.
Is Medieval Blacksmith free to download?
Yes. Every schematic on MineSchematic is free to download in .litematic, .schem and .nbt formats, with no account required.
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