Minecraft crafting guide

How to craft Weathered Copper Bulb in Minecraft

To craft a weathered copper bulb in Minecraft, place 3× Weathered Copper, 1× Blaze Rod, 1× Redstone in the exact pattern on a crafting table to craft 4 weathered copper bulbs

Weathered Copper Bulb crafting recipe

Produces 4× Weathered Copper Bulb.

Weathered Copper
Weathered Copper
Blaze Rod
Weathered Copper
Redstone
minecraft:weathered_copper_bulb
  • This is a shaped recipe, meaning the items must be placed in this specific arrangement on the grid.
  • Weathered Copper Bulb requires a crafting table to craft.

About the Weathered Copper Bulb

The Weathered Copper Bulb is the third stage of copper bulb aging. It keeps the same redstone behaviour as a fresh bulb: a redstone pulse toggles it between lit and unlit, so you can use it as a controllable light source.

At this stage it has a worn, greenish look and gives off a light level of 8 when lit. That makes it dimmer than unoxidised and exposed bulbs, but it is still useful for weathered or moody builds.

You can wax it with honeycomb to stop it aging further, or scrape it with an axe to return it to an Exposed Copper Bulb.

How to get the Weathered Copper Bulb

You cannot craft a Weathered Copper Bulb directly. The usual way to get one is to place an Exposed Copper Bulb and wait for it to weather into this stage. Copper bulbs only age while placed, not in your inventory.

You can also find Weathered Copper Bulbs already placed in trial chambers. Mine one with a pickaxe and it drops as an item.

Materials needed

Ingredient amounts for one craft, producing 4× Weathered Copper Bulb.

Materials required for one craft
MaterialPer craftAccepted items
Weathered CopperWeathered Copper
3Exact item
Blaze RodBlaze Rod
1Exact item
1Exact item

Quantity table

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

Ingredient quantities for common target amounts
WantedCraftsProducedWeathered CopperBlaze RodRedstone
114311
164161244
328322488
641664481616

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