How to Craft Spruce Planks in Minecraft

Learn how to craft spruce planks in Minecraft. Get the recipe, item IDs, and find out what you can build with spruce wood.

Spruce planks are one of the most useful wood materials in Minecraft. You’ll need them for building, crafting, and pretty much every other project involving wood. Here’s everything you need to know about crafting spruce planks.

Crafting Recipe

Making spruce planks is simple. Just throw a spruce log into any crafting grid and you get 4 planks back. That’s it. One log, four planks. Pretty efficient.

You need:

  • 1 Spruce Log

Drop it in any crafting slot and grab your 4 planks. You can craft these in your inventory crafting grid (2×2) or at a crafting table (3×3).

How to Find Spruce Logs

Spruce logs spawn in taiga biomes and snowy taiga biomes. Look for the dark-barked trees in cold climates. You can break them with any tool or your fist, though an axe is fastest. You’ll also find them naturally in some structures like igloos.

What to Make with Spruce Planks

Spruce planks work for just about any wood recipe in the game:

  • Furniture: chests, barrels, crafting tables, bookshelves, looms
  • Decorations: stairs, slabs, signs, fences, doors, trapdoors
  • Blocks: buttons, pressure plates
  • Tools and weapons: axes, pickaxes, shovels, hoes, swords, shields
  • Utility: beds (all colors), note blocks, jukeboxes, beehives

Pretty much anything that needs wood can use spruce planks.

Fuel for Furnaces

You can burn spruce planks as fuel. One plank burns for about 15 seconds and can smelt 1.5 items. It’s not the most efficient fuel source, but it works in a pinch.

Item ID Information

Java Edition:

  • Versions 1.8-1.12: ID name is planks, data value 1
  • Versions 1.13-1.20+: ID name is spruce_planks

Give command:

/give @p spruce_planks 1 (modern versions)

/give @p planks 1 1 (older versions)

Stack size is 64, same as all other wood planks.

Other Wood Types

Need a different kind of wood? You can craft planks from oak, birch, jungle, acacia, dark oak, mangrove, bamboo, crimson, and warped wood the same way. Each has its own color and style.

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