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How To Use The BLAST FURNACE In MINECRAFT

CanadaPublished March 9, 2023

Views 172K  |  Likes 1.06K  |  Comments 22
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RajCraftRajCraft
103K subs•862 videos•Jul 2019

This video has 172K views and 1.06K likes, ranking #7,385,380 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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172,057

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1,061

Comments

22

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Tutorial explaining what the blast furnace is used for in minecraft. This will go through the differences between the furnace and blast furnace. The blast furnace is specifically used for raw ores, ore blocks, and smelting iron/gold armour and tools. The blast furnace is also used as the job site block for the armorer …

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March 9, 2023
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