Minecraft crafting guide

How to craft Exposed Cut Copper Stairs in Minecraft

To craft an exposed cut copper stairs in Minecraft, place 6× Exposed Cut Copper in the exact pattern on a crafting table to craft 4 exposed cut copper stairs

Exposed Cut Copper Stairs crafting recipe

Produces 4× Exposed Cut Copper Stairs.

Exposed Cut Copper
Exposed Cut Copper
Exposed Cut Copper
Exposed Cut Copper
Exposed Cut Copper
Exposed Cut Copper
minecraft:exposed_cut_copper_stairs
  • This is a shaped recipe, meaning the items must be placed in this specific arrangement on the grid.
  • Exposed Cut Copper Stairs requires a crafting table to craft.

About Exposed Cut Copper Stairs

Exposed Cut Copper Stairs are cut copper stairs in the second stage of copper weathering. They have a faded, slightly mottled surface with early green flecks, which makes them a good choice for builds that need an aged look without going fully green.

They behave like other stairs: you can place them in corner or upside-down shapes, and they are purely decorative. The block gives off no light and does not interact with redstone.

If left unwaxed, these stairs will continue to weather into weathered and then oxidised stairs. You can use honeycomb to wax them at this stage, or an axe to scrape back oxidation.

How to get Exposed Cut Copper Stairs

You can craft them by putting six exposed cut copper blocks in the usual stair pattern, which gives four stairs. A stonecutter is more efficient per block: one exposed cut copper block makes one stair. You can also leave un-waxed cut copper stairs out until they age into this stage, then mine them with a pickaxe.

Materials needed

Ingredient amounts for one craft, producing 4× Exposed Cut Copper Stairs.

Materials required for one craft
MaterialPer craftAccepted items
6Exact item

Quantity table

Crafts are rounded up when a recipe produces more than one item.

Ingredient quantities for common target amounts
WantedCraftsProducedExposed Cut Copper
1146
1641624
3283248
64166496

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