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{{Object
 
{{Object
|image=Axes.gif
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|image=Wooden_axe.png
 
|name=Axe
 
|name=Axe
|type=Tools, Crafted
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|type=Item, Tool
|Stackable=No
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|stackable=No
|Good for= [[Wood]]
 
 
}}
 
}}
  
Axes are tools used to ease the process of collecting [[wood]] and other wooden objects, but are not required to gather them. They can also be used on [[mobs]] as a weapon, but do half a heart less damage than swords of the same material. Axes can be crafted from [[wood]], [[cobblestone]], [[iron ingot]]s, [[gold ingot]]s, or [[diamond]]s.
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Axes are tools used to ease the process of collecting [[wood]] and other wooden objects, but are not required to gather them.
  
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== Obtaining ==
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=== Natural Generation ===
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Wooden axes with full durability can be found in 52.2% of [[Chest#Bonus Chest|bonus chest]] in stacks of 1 with full durability.
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Stone axes with 20-50 damage can be found in 52.2% of bonus chests in stacks of 1.
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Stone axes with 50-100 damage can be found in 21.8% of [[loot chest]]s in stacks of 1.
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=== Crafting ===
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Axes are crafted using three [[tool materials]] and two [[stick]]s.
 
{{BigCrafting
 
{{BigCrafting
 
|1=Diamond
 
|1=Diamond
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|8=Stick
 
|8=Stick
 
|8pic=Stick.png
 
|8pic=Stick.png
|output=Diamond Axe
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|output=Axes
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|outputname=Axe
 
|outputpic=Diamond_axe.png
 
|outputpic=Diamond_axe.png
 
}}
 
}}
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=== Repairing ===
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Two axes of the same material can be combined in the crafting grid to combine their durability. This can also be done through use of the [[anvil]], to preserve enchantments.
  
 
== Usage ==
 
== Usage ==
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=== Mining ===
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The axe is used to mine [[wood]] and wooden based [[blocks]] faster. It is not required to collect the blocks, like the [[Pickaxes|pickaxe]] is for stone related blocks. Compared to the axe, breaking these things by hand is still pretty quick.
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There are five types of axes, each with different mining speeds and durability.
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{|class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
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!'''Axe'''
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!'''Material'''
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!'''Uses'''
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!'''Comments'''
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|-
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|[[file:Wooden_axe.png|center|32px|Wooden axe]]
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|[[Wooden planks]]
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|60
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|Easiest axe to craft, however also the slowest. Can be found in the bonus chest and loot chest.
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|-
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|[[file:Stone_axe.png|center|32px|Stone axe]]
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|[[Cobblestone]]
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|130
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|Second easiest to craft, and slightly faster than the wooden axe. Can also be found in the bonus chest and loot chest.
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|-
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|[[file:Iron_axe.png|center|32px|Iron axe]]
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|[[Iron ingot]]
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|251
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|Slightly harder to craft, however quite fast.
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|-
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|[[file:Golden_axe.png|center|32px|Gold axe]]
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|[[Gold ingot]]
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|33
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|Fastest mining speed, however it is not recommended for regular use as it has very low durability, so it uses up a lot of gold quickly.
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|-
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|[[file:Diamond_axe.png|center|32px|Diamond axe]]
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|[[Diamond]]
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|1500
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|Faster mining speed than the iron axe, however slightly slower than gold. It has a lot of durability for how much it costs.
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|}
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=== Weapon ===
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Axes can be used to deal more damage to mobs than by hand, however an axe does half a heart less damage than a sword of the same material, and uses up two durability points when used to deal damage to mobs. This makes them a less used weapon than swords because they are crafted with three tool materials as opposed to two, however they do less damage and do not last as long, making the sword the better option.
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=== Enchanting ===
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Axes can be enchanted directly through the [[enchantment table]].
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Enchantments applicable to axes include:
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*[[Enchanting#Silk Touch|Silk touch]](Max lvl I)*
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*[[Enchanting#Fire Aspect|Fire aspect]](Max lvl I)
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*[[Enchanting#Efficiency|Efficiency]](Max lvl II)
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*[[Enchanting#Fortune|Fortune]](Max lvl III)*
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*[[Enchanting#Knockback|Knockback]](Max lvl III)
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*[[Enchanting#Looting|Looting]](Max lvl III)
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*[[Enchanting#Bane of Arthropods|Bane of arthropods]](Max lvl III)
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*[[Enchanting#Smite|Smite]](Max lvl IV)
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*[[Enchanting#Sharpness|Sharpness]](Max lvl IV)
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*[[Enchanting#Unbreaking|Unbreaking]](Max lvl IV)
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''*Note: Silk touch and fortune are mutually exclusive.''
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== Data Values ==
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=== ID ===
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Different axes have different item ids.
  
The axe is used to mine [[wood]] and wooden based blocks faster. It is not needed as much as the [[Pickaxes|pickaxe]]. Compared to the axe, breaking these things by hand is still pretty quick.
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Here is a table:
Using the axe as a weapon will deal double durability damage to the axe. Axes cost more resources per [[tools]] than [[swords]] do to begin with.
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
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!<center>'''Axe'''</center>
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!<center> '''ID''' </center>
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|-
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|[[file:Wooden_axe.png|center|32px|Wooden axe]]
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|<code>wooden_axe</code>
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|-
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|[[file:Stone_axe.png|center|32px|Stone axe]]
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|<code>stone_axe</code>
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|-
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|[[file:Iron_axe.png|center|32px|Iron axe]]
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|<code>iron_axe</code>
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|-
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|[[file:Golden_axe.png|center|32px|Golden axe]]
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|<code>golden_axe</code>
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|-
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|[[file:Diamond_axe.png|center|32px|Diamond axe]]
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|<code>diamond_axe</code>
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|}
  
== Types ==
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=== Item Data ===
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Item data is used to determine the durability of the axe. If using the <code>/give</code> [[Commands|command]], this can be specified using the third parameter. Positive integers are how much durability the axe has taken away from full durability, and negative integers are how much durability the axe has left. For example, the command <code>/give wooden_axe 1 10</code> gives one wooden axe with ten durability taken away from full durability.
  
*[[Wood]] - The most basic type of any tool. Besides, using wood to cut wood is not worth of time. A wooden axe has about 60 uses, but it's a waste of wood.
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== History ==
*[[Cobblestone]] - More durable and reliable and lasts way longer then the wood one, had about 130 uses. If you do get the opportunity it is suggested to make it first.
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{| class="wikitable"
*[[Iron]] - Can last longer than wood or cobblestone, had 251 uses, good to cut many wood.
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!Version
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!Date
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!Changes
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|-
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! [[First 30 days|Prior to 1.4.34]]
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! [[First 30 days#Day 11|Day 11]]
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|
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* Added axes
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|-
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! [[Version History#1.19|1.19]]
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! Nov 19, 2011
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|
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* Updated the textures of axes
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|-
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! [[Version History#1.27|1.27]]
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! Nov 13, 2015
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|
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* Axes can be repaired through crafting and through the anvil
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|}
  
== See also ==
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== See Also ==
 
* [[Shovels]]
 
* [[Shovels]]
 
* [[Pickaxes]]
 
* [[Pickaxes]]
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* [[Tools]]
 
* [[Tools]]
  
[[Category:Tools]][[Category:Unfinished]]
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[[Category:Tools]]

Revision as of 09:11, 14 August 2019





Axe
Wooden axe.png
Type:Item, Tool
Stackable:No

Axes are tools used to ease the process of collecting wood and other wooden objects, but are not required to gather them.

Obtaining

Natural Generation

Wooden axes with full durability can be found in 52.2% of bonus chest in stacks of 1 with full durability.

Stone axes with 20-50 damage can be found in 52.2% of bonus chests in stacks of 1.

Stone axes with 50-100 damage can be found in 21.8% of loot chests in stacks of 1.

Crafting

Axes are crafted using three tool materials and two sticks.

Diamond Diamond Empty
Diamond Stick Empty
Empty Stick Empty
Axe

Repairing

Two axes of the same material can be combined in the crafting grid to combine their durability. This can also be done through use of the anvil, to preserve enchantments.

Usage

Mining

The axe is used to mine wood and wooden based blocks faster. It is not required to collect the blocks, like the pickaxe is for stone related blocks. Compared to the axe, breaking these things by hand is still pretty quick.

There are five types of axes, each with different mining speeds and durability.

Axe Material Uses Comments
Wooden axe
Wooden planks 60 Easiest axe to craft, however also the slowest. Can be found in the bonus chest and loot chest.
Stone axe
Cobblestone 130 Second easiest to craft, and slightly faster than the wooden axe. Can also be found in the bonus chest and loot chest.
Iron axe
Iron ingot 251 Slightly harder to craft, however quite fast.
Gold axe
Gold ingot 33 Fastest mining speed, however it is not recommended for regular use as it has very low durability, so it uses up a lot of gold quickly.
Diamond axe
Diamond 1500 Faster mining speed than the iron axe, however slightly slower than gold. It has a lot of durability for how much it costs.

Weapon

Axes can be used to deal more damage to mobs than by hand, however an axe does half a heart less damage than a sword of the same material, and uses up two durability points when used to deal damage to mobs. This makes them a less used weapon than swords because they are crafted with three tool materials as opposed to two, however they do less damage and do not last as long, making the sword the better option.

Enchanting

Axes can be enchanted directly through the enchantment table.

Enchantments applicable to axes include:

*Note: Silk touch and fortune are mutually exclusive.

Data Values

ID

Different axes have different item ids.

Here is a table:

Axe
ID
Wooden axe
wooden_axe
Stone axe
stone_axe
Iron axe
iron_axe
Golden axe
golden_axe
Diamond axe
diamond_axe

Item Data

Item data is used to determine the durability of the axe. If using the /give command, this can be specified using the third parameter. Positive integers are how much durability the axe has taken away from full durability, and negative integers are how much durability the axe has left. For example, the command /give wooden_axe 1 10 gives one wooden axe with ten durability taken away from full durability.

History

Version Date Changes
Prior to 1.4.34 Day 11
  • Added axes
1.19 Nov 19, 2011
  • Updated the textures of axes
1.27 Nov 13, 2015
  • Axes can be repaired through crafting and through the anvil

See Also