Minecraft · Equipment tiers: helmets | Compare
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Using this reference
For Equipment tiers: helmets, choose the crafting method before entering a target quantity. A crafting-grid recipe and a stonecutter recipe can produce different amounts from the same kind of input. The calculator rounds up to complete operations, so compare the output and surplus as well as the ingredient total.
An ingredient group separated by slashes means alternatives for that slot, not a request to collect every listed item. Keep the layout of a shaped recipe intact. Furnace time is shown per operation; it is not a fuel budget or the completion time of several parallel furnaces.
Diamond Helmet
How many materials do I need?
- Operations needed
- 64
- Items produced
- 64
- Extra items
- 0
- 320 × Diamond
Rounded up to complete operations. These are direct recipe inputs, not a recursive raw-material shopping list. Reusable containers may be returned by the game.
A worked example
Suppose you want 4 × Diamond Helmet. This recipe produces 1 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 4 in total. The direct material list is Diamond × 20.
Golden Helmet
How many materials do I need?
- Operations needed
- 64
- Items produced
- 64
- Extra items
- 0
- 320 × Gold Ingot
Rounded up to complete operations. These are direct recipe inputs, not a recursive raw-material shopping list. Reusable containers may be returned by the game.
Crafting · Output: 1
Gold Ingot × 5
| Gold Ingot | Gold Ingot | Gold Ingot |
| Gold Ingot | — | Gold Ingot |
A worked example
Suppose you want 4 × Golden Helmet. This recipe produces 1 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 4 in total. The direct material list is Gold Ingot × 20.
Iron Helmet
How many materials do I need?
- Operations needed
- 64
- Items produced
- 64
- Extra items
- 0
- 320 × Iron Ingot
Rounded up to complete operations. These are direct recipe inputs, not a recursive raw-material shopping list. Reusable containers may be returned by the game.
Crafting · Output: 1
Iron Ingot × 5
| Iron Ingot | Iron Ingot | Iron Ingot |
| Iron Ingot | — | Iron Ingot |
A worked example
Suppose you want 4 × Iron Helmet. This recipe produces 1 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 4 in total. The direct material list is Iron Ingot × 20.
Leather Cap
How many materials do I need?
- Operations needed
- 64
- Items produced
- 64
- Extra items
- 0
- 320 × Leather
Rounded up to complete operations. These are direct recipe inputs, not a recursive raw-material shopping list. Reusable containers may be returned by the game.
A worked example
Suppose you want 4 × Leather Cap. This recipe produces 1 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 4 in total. The direct material list is Leather × 20.
Netherite Helmet
How many materials do I need?
- Operations needed
- 64
- Items produced
- 64
- Extra items
- 0
- 64 × Netherite Upgrade
- 64 × Diamond Helmet
- 64 × Netherite Ingot
Rounded up to complete operations. These are direct recipe inputs, not a recursive raw-material shopping list. Reusable containers may be returned by the game.
Smithing table · Output: 1
Netherite Upgrade × 1 + Diamond Helmet × 1 + Netherite Ingot × 1
A worked example
Suppose you want 4 × Netherite Helmet. This recipe produces 1 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 4 in total. The direct material list is Netherite Upgrade × 4, Diamond Helmet × 4, and Netherite Ingot × 4.
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