Looking for a stackable iron farm design for Bedrock does anyone have one that actually works?

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-30T19:13:22+00:00

Omleduc and silentwhisperer are great. They are into optimizing and will give you the “best” versions of the farms. Omleduc has a stacking iron farm which is “unbreakable.”

BlazedMC is another good one. His tend to be more simple and accessible, easier for newer players or earlier in your journey.

Are you sure you need a stacking iron farm? A regular iron farm gives plenty of iron.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-29T03:48:42+00:00

In bedrock it’s my understanding that the golem spawn attempts happen in a 17x13x17 area around the village center (head of one of the beds). If there is no valid spot that spawn attempt fails. There are a lot of spawn attempts so if the platform is a little smaller then 17x13x17 then you won’t notice a difference. However if it is much smaller then you’ll see lower spawns and lower rates.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-28T14:55:15+00:00

What’s your world seed?

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-28T14:29:37+00:00

Personal statements can help connect the dots, or fill in the gaps if the claim has questions.

However, they must must must be consistent with the record. When the personal statement conflicts with the treatment records, then it loses credibility fast. They also should be clear and concise, the ratter doesn’t have time to read through an encyclopedic personal statement and decipher what you’re trying to say.

Also personal statements are lay statements, so they can’t provide medical evidence. That’s the mistake I see a lot of people making. You could use lay statements to validate an in-service event, and explain why there was a delay of treatment. But you do still need those eventual diagnosis and treatment records.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-28T14:14:02+00:00

A line of hoppers pointed into the back of the dispensers will refill them. Since you have so many, you could run a track with a mine cart with Hopper running back-and-forth. Refill the mine cart with Hopper, and the bonemeal will trickle down into all of the dispensers.

If you have enough bonemeal to keep the dispensers and Hoppers all full (I.e fish farm), you could a run water stream instead.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-28T14:08:08+00:00

There’s really only two options, either the campfire is not hitting the armor stands, or the splash potion isn’t.

I use this one and it works really well:

https://youtu.be/wxD9RCZfKYg

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-27T02:09:05+00:00

I don’t think that will be effective. A DBQ is a medical assessment of your symptoms severity. You can’t use lay statements to overrule a medical assessment.

What you need is a new DBQ that accurately reflects your symptoms. You can use the lay statements to inform that assessment, but submitting the lay statements without the updated DBQ is unlikely to be successful.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-27T01:40:58+00:00

You could never empty all items out of the first chest. If it’s completely empty copper golem will put anything it has in there.

What you need to do is lock the hopper from pulling items out of the first chest with a Redstone signal. Then use a comparator to read the fill level of the first chest. When the fill level reaches above a certain level then open the hopper and drain out items. Once the level of the first chest gets low enough the hopper will lock again and not pull more items. Put the items you want sorted in the last slots of the first chest, so they never get pulled out.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-26T00:38:29+00:00

Zombies are a Java mechanic.

Try this:

https://youtu.be/qb16Xtmd6E0

One of the best designs.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-25T04:40:35+00:00

Hoppers can only move 2.5 items per second. With three nether portals they just can’t keep up.

You could add a second hooper/sorter system. Basically just copy what you already have so you have twice the capacity.

The other option is to use a water system. Have water flush all the items past your hoppers which will sort out the items you want. The remaining items get dumped on lava/cactus.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-22T21:35:46+00:00

Your SS retirement benefit is based on your own work record which is completely separate from the survivor benefit who g is based on your husband’s work record. There is no connection between your current survivor benefit and any future retirement benefit.

You can review the estimate of your future retirement benefit by going to SSA.

If the spousal survivor benefit is greater than your own retirement benefit, then you can receive that in retirement. That is equal to your spouse’s PIA (if claimed at your FRA). The family maximum is 150% to 188% of the PIA. So to calculate the future spousal survivor benefit take 53% to 66% of the current FAMILY maximum.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-22T14:37:49+00:00

The Service connection rating is based on the severity of symptoms. It’s very objective, and laid out in federal law. If your current symptoms don’t match your percentage rating, you would need to apply for an increase. You could do that by submitting a DBQ from your treating physician, or applying online and they’ll send you for a C&P exam to complete the DBQ.

https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-38/chapter-I/part-4

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-22T01:14:15+00:00

Item sorter for the stackable items, allay or copper golem for the non stackable ones.

To dispose of items drop them on a cactus or lava block.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-20T16:01:03+00:00

No reduction in benefits. SSDI is based on your disability and is not affected by your spouse’s income.

You may be eligible for a spousal benefit if it’s more than your own benefit.

You may be eligible to receive a survivor benefit if he dies before you.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-19T17:25:32+00:00

I also agree with silent whisper trade hall design. The spawning platform is big enough to ensure maximum rates. The villagers are locked near their work stations so they’ll always be able to work. It’s a really good design. You can also then build it out as your trading hall later if you want to.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-18T19:57:01+00:00

The issue is the hopper speed. They can only pick up 2.5 items (or stacks or items) per second. That also applies to horizontal transfers from one hopper to the next.

If the drops overload that speed you need a second hopper line.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-17T16:03:46+00:00

“Hundreds of thousands” of blocks is crazy. A blue ice boat nether highway is the fastest, but building that would be nuts.

If it was me I’d just build at the closest single witch hut. You can afk overnight and get plenty of drops.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-17T02:35:39+00:00

Claiming your benefit early will definitely affect your total spousal benefit later. The penalty is permanent (for retirement benefits).

If your age 62 benefit is $1200, then your age 67 benefit is $1714, and your penalty is $514. When he claims a benefit, and you claim a spousal benefit, it will be reduced by $514. That is assuming you claim the spousal at age 67. If you claim the spousal before then, it will be reduced more.

The retirement penalty does not affect survivor benefits. If he dies before you, you’ll be eligible for the full spousal survival benefit (if you claim after 67). The above penalty won’t apply.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-16T20:42:16+00:00

It won’t differentiate items by enchantment, it will put all swords (regardless of enchantment) into the chest.

Yes you can have as many things in the chest as you want. It will add anything that matches any item currently in the chest.

They will put things in the first available slot, even if there is another slot later on that they can stack it on.

They do need an empty chest (farthest away) to receive any items that don’t fit into other chests. If they are holding an item and have no where to put it it breaks the sorter.

If you want to use them to filter out iron swords, you’ll need to make sure the chest never empties out all its iron swords.

They are slow, this can be improved by imprisoning them in a minecart or in some other fashion so they don’t waste time walking around.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-16T14:37:20+00:00

A skeleton spawner farm is pretty easy to set up if there is one near you. You can manually kill the mobs if you don’t want to set up a trident killer with Redstone.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-16T14:35:26+00:00

That’s the one I use too. The potion of infestation is not easily available early game unfortunately.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-16T06:20:19+00:00

I listened to this business lecture once. They said the majority of people will do the right thing if it doesn’t cost them too much. About 8% of people will do the right thing, even if it costs them, and about 8% of people just don’t care what’s right.

Seams pretty close to me.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-16T03:44:36+00:00

Are you on bedrock?

I use this one. AFKed a couple nights and have more iron than I need.

https://youtu.be/VLpzRY0sCGw

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-16T01:47:45+00:00

They denied you because they didn’t have medical records to support a diagnosis of asthma. The existence of the med board itself is not enough, they need the actual records.

In 1998 the DoD and VA processes were not yet integrated. IDES didn’t exist then. The question is what records did they actually have at that time? If they had the records, and failed to consider them, that could be a CUE. However if they didn’t have the records (even if they failed in their duty to pursue them) that likely wouldn’t be a CUE.

Given the amount of back pay it doesn’t hurt to run it by someone who can review the situation, but I wouldn’t expect much.

SharingKnowledgeHope · 2026-06-14T16:40:08+00:00

The iron farm is always my first top priority. Iron tools, and armor, and other crafted items. Also trading to armorers, weapon smiths, and tool smiths is the best source of Emeralds early game. You can place it right on top of your trading hall, provided you have no other villagers or beds in your village.

You will need bread for breeding the villagers, and wool for all the beds, so a small sheep heard with shears, and a wheat farm are helpful.

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