Minecraft crafting guide

How to craft Waxed Weathered Lightning Rod in Minecraft

To craft a waxed weathered lightning rod in Minecraft, place 1× Honeycomb, 1× Weathered Lightning Rod in any arrangement using either your inventory grid or a crafting table to craft 1 waxed weathered lightning rod

Waxed Weathered Lightning Rod crafting recipe

Produces 1× Waxed Weathered Lightning Rod.

Honeycomb
Weathered Lightning Rod
minecraft:waxed_weathered_lightning_rod
  • This is a shapeless recipe, meaning the items can be placed in any way on the grid.
  • Waxed Weathered Lightning Rod can be crafted directly in your inventory or in a crafting table.

About Waxed Weathered Lightning Rod

The Waxed Weathered Lightning Rod is a copper lightning rod locked at the weathered oxidation stage. It still works like any lightning rod: it redirects nearby lightning strikes to itself, which can protect wooden builds from catching fire.

When lightning hits the rod, it also gives off a redstone signal, so some players use it to trigger circuits during storms.

Because it is waxed, this rod will not oxidise further. The weathered green look stays put until you scrape the wax off with an axe.

How to get Waxed Weathered Lightning Rod

You cannot craft this exact variant directly. Craft a regular lightning rod from three copper ingots placed in a vertical line, put it outside, and wait for it to oxidise to the weathered stage. Then use honeycomb on it to wax it and lock the look. If it oxidises too far, scrape it back with an axe first.

Materials needed

Ingredient amounts for one craft, producing 1× Waxed Weathered Lightning Rod.

Materials required for one craft
MaterialPer craftAccepted items
HoneycombHoneycomb
1Exact item
Weathered Lightning RodWeathered Lightning Rod
1Exact item

Quantity table

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

Ingredient quantities for common target amounts
WantedCraftsProducedHoneycombWeathered Lightning Rod
11111
1616161616
3232323232
6464646464

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