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How to Make a Waxed Cut Copper Slab in Minecraft

Use this simple recipe to make a Waxed Cut Copper Slab in Minecraft. You can see the exact ingredients, recipe layout, and workstation below.

Waxed Cut Copper Slab recipe

Follow the recipe below. The pattern must use the correct slots when the recipe is shaped.

Method 1: Crafting Table

Place 3 Waxed Cut Copper in a Crafting Table to make 6 Waxed Cut Copper Slabs.

Ingredients

Crafting notes

  • The 3 × 1 pattern needs the 3 × 3 grid of a crafting table. Ingredients must stay in the shown positions, and most patterns can also be mirrored.
  • Each craft uses 3 ingredient items and produces 6 Waxed Cut Copper Slabs. A full stack of 64 takes 11 crafts and 33 ingredient items in total.

Output: 6 Waxed Cut Copper Slabs

Method 2: Crafting Table

Place 1 Cut Copper Slab and 1 Honeycomb in a Crafting Table to make 1 Waxed Cut Copper Slab.

Ingredients

Crafting notes

  • Shapeless recipe with 2 ingredients: the order does not matter and it also fits in your 2 × 2 inventory grid.
  • Each craft uses 2 ingredient items and produces 1 Waxed Cut Copper Slab. A full stack of 64 takes 64 crafts and 128 ingredient items in total.

Output: 1 Waxed Cut Copper Slab

Method 3: Stonecutter

Use 1 Waxed Copper Block in a Stonecutter to make 8 Waxed Cut Copper Slabs.

Ingredients

Crafting notes

  • Each craft uses 1 ingredient item and produces 8 Waxed Cut Copper Slabs. A full stack of 64 takes 8 crafts and 8 ingredient items in total.

Output: 8 Waxed Cut Copper Slabs

Method 4: Stonecutter

Use 1 Waxed Cut Copper in a Stonecutter to make 2 Waxed Cut Copper Slabs.

Ingredients

Crafting notes

  • Each craft uses 1 ingredient item and produces 2 Waxed Cut Copper Slabs. A full stack of 64 takes 32 crafts and 32 ingredient items in total.

Output: 2 Waxed Cut Copper Slabs

About this Minecraft recipe

This page shows the vanilla recipe for Waxed Cut Copper Slab. It includes the exact ingredients, recipe layout, required workstation, and amount produced.

The data comes from Minecraft Java 26.3. Recipes can change in later game versions, so check the version you play before crafting.