BEST IRON FARM EVER! (2000/HOUR!) In Minecraft Bedrock 1.21

Summary

This tutorial showcases how to build a stacked iron farm in Minecraft that can produce up to 2,000 iron ingots per hour. It covers everything from selecting the right location, constructing the base, creating a platform, and placing the beds for villagers, to the key steps of adding working stations and setting up the collection system. The video also details how to stack multiple farms for greater efficiency, demonstrating how to breed villagers, handle golems, and finalize the setup for maximum output. A detailed and practical guide to building a highly efficient iron farm.

Takeaways

• 😀 The stacked iron farm is cheap, easy to build, and can produce up to 2,000 iron ingots per hour.
• 😀 To build multiple iron farms, simply multiply the resources by the number of farms you want to construct.
• 😀 Choose a location for the iron farm that is at least 150 blocks away from any village or villager-related structures.
• 😀 The platform for the iron farm starts with building a 12-block high base and then extending each side by 2 blocks to form a thick plus sign.
• 😀 Surround the platform with a layer of solid blocks and add a second layer of blocks to form a sturdy structure.
• 😀 To contain villagers, surround the platform with walls, place 20 beds for the villagers, and make sure they are not babies or the wrong type of villagers.
• 😀 The villagers must be placed with the use of boats or mine carts and bred with carrots or bread to ensure they are in the correct state for the iron farm.
• 😀 Ensure that the working stations for villagers are correctly placed, and their beds are connected for them to sleep and work properly.
• 😀 Set up a collection system with hoppers and chests to collect the iron ingots produced by the golems spawned in the farm.
• 😀 To create multiple stacked iron farms, replicate the steps for the first farm and continue stacking by creating additional levels of platforms, beds, and villagers.
• 😀 The most important step in building multiple stacked iron farms is to transport villagers from the Nether, which is done by using beds and waiting for them to connect and sleep in the correct location.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the iron farm described in the video?

The purpose of the iron farm is to efficiently generate iron ingots, with the potential to produce up to 2,000 iron ingots per hour.

How far should the iron farm be from any village-related structures?

The iron farm needs to be at least 150 blocks away from any village, villager working station, bed, villager breeder, or villager training hall.

What is the first step in building the iron farm?

The first step is to find the correct location and build a platform with solid blocks, extending it into a thick plus-sign shape and filling it in to form a 5x5 platform.

Why is it important to not break any beds during the building process?

It is crucial not to break the beds, as this could interfere with the villagers' ability to sleep and function properly in the iron farm setup.

How do you get the villagers into the iron farm?

The villagers can be brought into the farm using boats, minecarts, or by breeding them with carrots or bread, ensuring they are not babies or NWI (non-working villagers).

What should be done after placing the villagers in the farm?

After placing the villagers, you should create a roof above them, place a torch in the middle, and provide each villager with a working station to ensure they can perform their tasks.

What role do the beds play in the iron farm setup?

The beds are used to establish a village, allowing the villagers to sleep and activate the iron golem spawning process. The villagers will connect to the beds and breed until you have 20 villagers.

What is the significance of transporting villagers from the Nether?

Transporting villagers from the Nether is a strategy to ensure the villagers fall asleep at the right time, so they can connect to beds and trigger the iron farm's village mechanism.

How do you create multiple iron farms in the same space?

Multiple iron farms can be stacked on top of each other by repeating the building process, extending the platform and adding more villagers and beds. This allows you to create up to four farms working simultaneously.

What is the mistake made with the collection system, and how is it fixed?

The initial mistake in the collection system was placing a hopper in the wrong position. It was corrected by replacing the hopper with a solid block and then positioning the hopper correctly to ensure it feeds into the chest properly.