Crafty Comforts

1. Start by plunking down a barrel. The one tweak I made to this design was adding a sea lantern to the walls above and behind the barrel to illuminate the case. Hey, whatever works for you!

2. The case is done (but not yet closed!). Now add an item frame and whatever you’re displaying. In this case, I followed GokuBuildsYT and went with a golden sword.

3. Drop the scaffolding over the sword. You can even stop here if you want, or you can top it off with a spruce trapdoor to complete the wooden look. There! You now have a neat display case!

1. Dig a rectangular two block wide hole and place two campfires in it, side-by-side. On the sides of the hole, add a couple of dirt blocks. While standing in front of the hole, place a loom on top of both campfires, attaching them to the dirt blocks. It will look like this screenshot. The dirt blocks can then be removed.

2. Now place a dirt block behind each loom. While standing behind the looms, place birch trap doors on top of the dirt blocks. Remove the two dirt blocks, and open the trap doors to create the grill’s back.

3. Hold shift and place an item frame on the front of both looms. Place iron trapdoors in the item frames, and right click-until they’ve rotated to where they are in the screenshot. Now you have ‘handles’.

4. Place iron bars on each side of the looms. Place an item frame on top of both iron bars, and your favourite food in the item frame. While standing in front of the grill, hold shift and place the acacia button on top of one of the looms, to look like a sizzling steak.

1. Start by digging a nine by nine square that’s two to three blocks deep (depending on how smoky you want it). Cover the bottom of the hole with campfires and seal it off with nine spruce planks. This should leave you with a square of wood with campfire smoke drifting through.

2. Place a blast furnace on the middle edge of one of the sides and top it with two cobblestone walls and a flower pot for a rustic looking burner. I want to say you’ll have a blast doing it, but I’m afraid of what will happen to me, given Minecraft’s no puns policy.

3. Put down ten spruce trapdoors around the edge of the square and open them. If you’ve placed everything correctly, they should open to create the edge of the tub. Remember to leave a gap opposite the burner where you can place some spruce stairs leading into the tub. That’s my tweak on the design, as the original used train tracks. Technically, I guess this is my design now? I’m a genius!

4. Time to wrap it up! Just add water and soak your worries away in an apparently steaming hot tub. Or boiling, depending on how many campfires you ended up with!