Iron Furnaces in FTB StoneBlock 4

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Iron Furnaces is a mod in FTB StoneBlock 4 1.23.0, where it is version 4.3.2. Inspired by cpw's Iron Chests mod, adds a few different tiers of furnace. (Summary from the mod's Modrinth page.)

What is Iron Furnaces?

1 part

Iron Furnaces adds several tiers of furnace to the game. It's inspired by cpw's Iron Chests mod, so think of it as a tiered upgrade path for your smelting setup.[1]

It's built for players who want to maximize smelting efficiency. The mod advertises very fast smelting, reconfigurable sides, and augments for smoking and blasting. If you're tired of waiting on a plain furnace, this is the mod to look at.[1]

The pack ships Iron Furnaces 4.3.2. The mod also has explicit compatibility with JEI and Project MMO.[1][2]

Where it fits in the pack

The mod shows up in the quest book. In the "power" chapter, the quest a quest in "Power" has a single task: obtain Augment: Generator. The quest has no title in the pack files.[3]

Unverified I couldn't confirm the furnace tier recipes, the pack's config values, or what the Generator augment does here, so they aren't covered in this overview. The mod also has no in-jar guidebook, and it is not on the ATM Star quest path.

How do you get started with Iron Furnaces?

4 parts

Iron Furnaces adds a few different tiers of furnace, with reconfigurable sides and augments for things like smoking and blasting. The order below starts with the Copper Furnace and works up, then adds an augment.[1][4]

Start with a Copper Furnace

Your first stop is the Copper Furnace. The pack changed this recipe from the mod's own, so follow the one below.[4]

Copper FurnaceChanged by the pack

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/copper_furnace

This is the pack's changed recipe for the Copper Furnace.

If you would rather upgrade than craft a new furnace, the Stone to Copper Furnace Upgrade is the Stone to Copper upgrade. Upgrade items are used by sneaking and right-clicking.[4][5]

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:upgrades/upgrade_copper

Step up to the Iron Furnace

Next comes the Iron Furnace. There are two recipes for it: one starts from a plain furnace, and the other starts from a copper furnace.[4]

Iron FurnaceMod recipe

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/iron_furnace

Iron FurnaceMod recipe

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/iron_furnace2

The upgrade route works the same way. The Copper to Iron Furnace Upgrade is the Copper to Iron upgrade, and the Stone to Iron Furnace Upgrade goes from Stone to Iron.[4]

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:upgrades/upgrade_iron2

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:upgrades/upgrade_iron

Add an augment

Augments change how a furnace behaves, and you right-click to insert one. The Augment: Speed halves the cook time for all recipes, but it uses up twice the amount of fuel.[4][5]

Augment: SpeedMod recipe

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:augments/augment_speed

If fuel is your bottleneck, the Augment: Fuel Efficiency makes fuel heat the furnace twice as much. The trade-off is that cook time becomes 25% slower for all recipes.[4][5]

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:augments/augment_fuel

There are two specialist augments too. The Augment: Blasting only allows blasting recipes, and the Augment: Smoking only allows smoking recipes.[4][5]

Tip: Pick an augment for what that furnace is actually for. Speed and fuel efficiency pull in opposite directions, and the blasting and smoking augments limit the furnace to one recipe type.[5]

Where to go next

  • Silver is the next branch up. Both silver furnace recipes were changed by the pack, so check them in the recipe viewer before you plan a build around them.[4]
  • The Wireless Heat Receiver goes in the fuel slot of a furnace, and its tooltip says it only works from Iron tier and above.[5]
  • The power chapter of the quest book has a quest whose task is the Augment: Generator. With it, heat from the furnace generates power, but the furnace can no longer smelt items. See a quest in "Power".[3][5]

How does Iron Furnaces work?

6 parts

Iron Furnaces adds a whole ladder of furnace tiers. In this pack each one is defined by three things in the common config: how many ticks one smelting operation takes, how much power it generates when used as a generator, and which energy tier it belongs to. A regular furnace takes 200 ticks per operation, so every number below is measured against that.[1][6]

Smelting speed

The pack changed the speed of every standard furnace, and every change makes it faster. Each furnace has its own speed key, for example furnaces.copper_furnace.speed. These are the pack values in ticks per smelting operation, with the mod default in brackets.[6]

The config also has entries for the Allthemodium, Vibranium and Unobtainium furnaces. These are tier 2 and smelt several items at once. The values listed below match the mod defaults in the pack's config.[6]

The language file also has upgrade items that lead up this chain, from Netherite to Allthemodium, then Vibranium, then Unobtainium.[5]

Energy tiers

Every furnace belongs to tier 0, 1 or 2, and the tier decides how much energy its buffer holds: 80,000 for tier 0, 200,000 for tier 1 and 1,000,000 for tier 2 (furnaces.energy.tier_0, furnaces.energy.tier_1, furnaces.energy.tier_2). The pack keeps all of these at the mod defaults.[6]

  • Tier 0: the Copper and Iron furnaces.[6]
  • Tier 1: the Silver and Golden furnaces.[6]
  • Tier 2: Diamond, Emerald, Crystal, Obsidian, Netherite and Rainbow.[6]

Using a furnace as a generator

The Augment: Generator turns heat from the furnace into power, but the furnace can then no longer smelt items. How much RF per tick you get depends on the furnace, and the pack changed every one of these values. Copper makes 100 (mod default 40), Iron 60 (40), Silver 120 (100), Golden 140 (160), Diamond 210 (240), Emerald 290 (320), Crystal 320 (360), Obsidian 450 (500), Netherite 600 (1,000) and Rainbow 1,200 (2,000).[5][6]

The Rainbow Furnace has its own rules. Its tooltips say that for power generation, one of each tier of furnace must be an active generator without a full buffer. It outputs energy to any side configured as output rather than adding to its internal buffer, and you can only have one Rainbow Generator. The config also has a separate furnaces.rainbow_furnace.rainbow_generation value of 50,000, described as how much power the Rainbow Furnace will generate. The pack leaves that one at its mod default.[5][6]

The Rainbow Furnace is crafted from a Rainbow Core and Rainbow Plating.

Augments

Augments are items you right-click into a furnace to change how it behaves. Here is what the tooltips say each one does.[5]

Augment: SpeedMod recipe

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:augments/augment_speed

Example augment recipe, as it is in this pack.

Redstone control comes from augment modes too. Redstone Control mode stops smelting while the furnace gets a redstone signal, and Redstone Inverse Control mode only smelts while it gets one. Comparator mode makes the furnace act as an internal comparator that outputs the signal to all sides. Comparator Subtraction mode does the same but lets you subtract a signal strength set in the furnace GUI. Right-click in the air to change mode.[5]

Experience works through its own augment as well. Its tooltips say smelting experience is either ejected to nearby fluid tanks or given to the player who placed the furnace, and you sneak and right-click in the air to switch between the two.[5]

Wireless heat

The Wireless Heat Transmitter takes Forge Energy and powers every Wireless Heat Receiver bound to it. You bind a receiver by placing it in the transmitter. A receiver then goes in the fuel slot of a furnace, and it only works from Iron tier and above. If the transmitter shows it has not been bound to an energy source, it has no link yet.[5]

Upgrading and other details

Furnaces can be upgraded in place with upgrade items such as Stone to Copper or Iron to Gold. Sneak and right-click the furnace to apply one. Some tiers have two upgrade routes, for example Obsidian can come from Emerald or from Crystal.[5]

The pack changed the crafting of the Copper and Silver furnaces, so check these recipes rather than relying on the mod's defaults.[4]

Copper FurnaceChanged by the pack

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/copper_furnace

Silver FurnaceChanged by the pack

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/silver_furnace

Recipes stored in a furnace can hold experience up to furnaces.recipeMaxXPLevel.level levels, which is 30,971 XP. Anything above that is voided. The pack keeps the default of 100 levels. Light updates are enabled in this pack (misc.misc.lightupdates is false), so furnaces still emit light.[6]

Two cosmetic items round things off. Right-click a furnace with the Furnace Spooka-lator to spookalize it, and sneak and right-click to cleanse it. Right-click a furnace with the Furnace Wrapping Papers to wrap it as a gift, and sneak and right-click to open the gift.[5]

How do you progress through Iron Furnaces?

5 parts

The furnaces in this pack form a ladder. You start at Copper Furnace and Iron Furnace, climb through Silver Furnace, Golden Furnace, Diamond Furnace, Emerald Furnace and Crystal Furnace, then reach Obsidian Furnace, Netherite Furnace and finally the Rainbow Furnace. Most tiers are crafted from the tier before them, so you work upward one step at a time.[4]

Early tiers: copper, iron, silver, gold

The Copper Furnace and the Iron Furnace are your entry points. Both are crafted from a plain vanilla furnace plus an ingot of their metal. The Iron Furnace also has an alternate route that builds on a Copper Furnace. The pack has changed the Copper Furnace recipe, so don't rely on what you remember from the mod's defaults.[4]

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/copper_furnace

This recipe is changed by the pack.

Iron FurnaceMod recipe

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/iron_furnace

Silver can be reached from either a Copper Furnace or an Iron Furnace, and the pack has changed both Silver Furnace recipes. The Golden Furnace can be made from an Iron Furnace or from a Silver Furnace. The Golden Furnace recipes are the mod's own.[4]

Silver FurnaceChanged by the pack

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/silver_furnace

This recipe is changed by the pack.

Silver FurnaceChanged by the pack

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/silver_furnace2

This recipe is changed by the pack.

Golden FurnaceMod recipe

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/gold_furnace

Golden FurnaceMod recipe

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/gold_furnace2

Mid tiers: diamond, emerald, crystal, obsidian

The Diamond Furnace is built on a Golden Furnace. From there the path splits. The Emerald Furnace and the Crystal Furnace both build on the Diamond Furnace. The Obsidian Furnace can then be made from either an Emerald Furnace or a Crystal Furnace, so you can pick whichever branch suits your resources. None of these recipes are changed by the pack.[4]

Diamond FurnaceMod recipe

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/diamond_furnace

Emerald FurnaceMod recipe

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/emerald_furnace

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/crystal_furnace

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/obsidian_furnace

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Late tiers: netherite and rainbow

The Netherite Furnace builds on the Obsidian Furnace, and the pack has changed its recipe.[4]

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:furnaces/netherite_furnace

This recipe is changed by the pack.

The Rainbow Furnace is the top of the ladder. It is crafted from a Rainbow Core and Rainbow Plating. The core builds on a Netherite Furnace. The plating asks for a furnace from most of the lower tiers, so you need to have built much of the ladder before you get there.[4]

Upgrade items

Each step also has a matching upgrade item, named for the jump it covers, such as Stone to Copper Furnace Upgrade (Stone to Copper), Gold to Diamond Furnace Upgrade (Gold to Diamond) or Diamond to Crystal Furnace Upgrade (Diamond to Crystal). Iron, Silver, Gold and Obsidian have a second upgrade for their alternate route, for example Copper to Iron Furnace Upgrade and Crystal to Obsidian Furnace Upgrade. The pack changes the recipe for Obsidian to Netherite Furnace Upgrade, the Obsidian to Netherite upgrade.[4]

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:upgrades/upgrade_netherite

This recipe is changed by the pack.

Augments and quests

Besides the furnace tiers, the mod has augments you can craft: Augment: Speed, Augment: Fuel Efficiency, Augment: Blasting and Augment: Smoking. These are unchanged mod recipes.[4]

Augment: SpeedMod recipe

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Recipe id: ironfurnaces:augments/augment_speed

In the quest data for this mod, the power chapter has quest a quest in "Power", which has you obtain Augment: Generator. The tier order above comes from the recipes, not from a quest line.[3]

How does Iron Furnaces work with other mods?

2 parts

Iron Furnaces connects to the rest of the pack through a handful of custom machine recipes. They combine Iron Furnaces items with items from other mods, and their recipe ids all start with world_engine. The pack added every one of them.[4]

Augment recipes

Two of these recipes involve Iron Furnaces augments: one for Augment: Generator and one for Augment: Factory. Each mixes in items from other mods, so these augments are tied into the wider pack and aren't stand-alone Iron Furnaces content here. The recipe blocks below show the exact in-pack versions.[4]

Added by the pack

Custom Machine (custommachinery)

Recipe id: ftb:world_engine/augment_generator

Added by the pack

Custom Machine (custommachinery)

Recipe id: ftb:world_engine/ironfurnaces_augment_factory

The generator augment also shows up in the quest book. Quest a quest in "Power" in the power chapter has Augment: Generator as its task.[3]

Iron Furnace and ProjectE

The remaining recipe involves the plain Iron Furnace and the Energy Collector MK1, so it links Iron Furnaces with ProjectE. Check the recipe block below for the exact in-pack setup.[4]

Added by the pack

Custom Machine (custommachinery)

Recipe id: ftb:world_engine/projecte_collector_mk1

Tip: The mod's own project page says Iron Furnaces should be compatible with most mods, with explicit compatibility for JEI and Project MMO.[1]

Which FTB StoneBlock 4 quests use Iron Furnaces?

Iron Furnaces only shows up in one quest chapter in this pack: the "power" chapter. It's a small footprint, so there's no long questline to follow here.[3]

The quest a quest in "Power" has no title in the pack files. Its task is to obtain or submit Augment: Generator, the Augment: Generator.[3]

Since this is the only Iron Furnaces quest in the sources, there's no order to worry about within the mod. The sources also don't say which quests come before or after it in the power chapter, so check the chapter in-game to see where it sits.[3]

Unverified The quest's rewards and its dependencies on other quests are not shown in the available sources.

Which Iron Furnaces config options matter?

3 parts

Everything here lives in the Iron Furnaces common config. The pack rewrote the speed and RF generation of every standard furnace tier, so don't rely on mod defaults you may have seen elsewhere. Speed is the number of ticks for one smelting operation, where 200 ticks is what a regular furnace takes. Lower means faster. Generation is how much RF the furnace makes per tick.[6]

Speed and generation the pack changed

Every furnace below has both values changed from the mod default. Each line gives the pack's speed in ticks first, then its RF per tick, with the mod default in brackets.[6]

Every tier got faster. Generation went up for copper, iron and silver, and down for the rest. Netherite at 2 ticks per operation is the fastest of the standard tiers.[6]

Values left at the mod default

Tiers match the mod: copper and iron are tier 0, gold and silver are tier 1, and diamond, emerald, crystal, obsidian, netherite and the million furnace are tier 2. For example, see furnaces.gold_furnace.tier and furnaces.million_furnace.tier.[6]

Energy storage is also unchanged: furnaces.energy.tier_0 is 80,000, furnaces.energy.tier_1 is 200,000 and furnaces.energy.tier_2 is 1,000,000. The Rainbow Furnace's separate furnaces.rainbow_furnace.rainbow_generation stays at 50,000.[6]

furnaces.recipeMaxXPLevel.level is 100, the mod default. That is how many experience levels a furnace can store in its recipes before the excess is voided. The config notes that 100 levels is 30,971 XP.[6]

misc.misc.lightupdates is false. Setting it to true would stop furnaces emitting light, so in this pack they still glow.[6]

Allthemodium, Vibranium and Unobtainium furnaces

The three modded furnaces use their mod defaults. Besides speed and generation, they have a mult option, which is how many items they smelt at once.[6]

Sources

  1. Iron Furnaces project page (modrinth) · official mod data
  2. FTB StoneBlock 4 1.21.0 mod list · pack file
  3. FTB StoneBlock 4 1.21.0 quests: "power" · pack file
  4. FTB StoneBlock 4 1.21.0 recipe dump: recipes making Iron Furnaces items · pack recipe dump
  5. ironfurnaces tooltips and descriptions (English lang file) · official mod data
  6. FTB StoneBlock 4 1.21.0 config: config/ironfurnaces-common.toml · pack file
Where this guide comes from

Written from what FTB StoneBlock 4 itself ships: its files and recipes, the in-game guidebooks and the mods' own pages. Every statement links to the source it came from, and the numbers are checked against the pack before publishing.

Guide last verified Oct 15, 2026.

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Nov 18, 2025
4.3.2ironfurnaces-neoforge-1.21.1-4.3.2.jarFrom the published release
1.1.1
Nov 17, 2025
4.3.2ironfurnaces-neoforge-1.21.1-4.3.2.jarFrom the published release
1.0.8
Nov 6, 2025
4.3.2ironfurnaces-neoforge-1.21.1-4.3.2.jarFrom the published release
1.0.7
Nov 4, 2025
4.3.2ironfurnaces-neoforge-1.21.1-4.3.2.jarFrom the published release
1.0.3
Nov 1, 2025
4.3.2ironfurnaces-neoforge-1.21.1-4.3.2.jarFrom the published release
1.0.1
Oct 30, 2025
4.3.2ironfurnaces-neoforge-1.21.1-4.3.2.jarFrom the published release
1.0.0
Oct 29, 2025
4.3.2ironfurnaces-neoforge-1.21.1-4.3.2.jarFrom the published release

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Items and blocks

43 items from the 1.23.0 recipe dump.

FTB StoneBlock 4 quests (1)

Quests from the pack's FTB Quests book that ask for this mod's items.

See all 1 quests →

Power (1)

Config options (how FTB StoneBlock 4 sets them)

48 settings shipped in the pack's config files; 20 differ from the mod's documented default.

See all 48 settings →

Show settings
SettingFTB StoneBlock 4 valueMod default
furnaces.copper_furnace.generation changed by FTB StoneBlock 4
How much RF to generate per tick
config/ironfurnaces-common.toml
10040
furnaces.copper_furnace.speed changed by FTB StoneBlock 4
Number of ticks to complete one smelting operation. 200 ticks is what a regular furnace takes.
config/ironfurnaces-common.toml
50180
furnaces.crystal_furnace.generation changed by FTB StoneBlock 4
How much RF to generate per tick
config/ironfurnaces-common.toml
320360
furnaces.crystal_furnace.speed changed by FTB StoneBlock 4
Number of ticks to complete one smelting operation. 200 ticks is what a regular furnace takes.
config/ironfurnaces-common.toml
1540
furnaces.diamond_furnace.generation changed by FTB StoneBlock 4
How much RF to generate per tick
config/ironfurnaces-common.toml
210240
furnaces.diamond_furnace.speed changed by FTB StoneBlock 4
Number of ticks to complete one smelting operation. 200 ticks is what a regular furnace takes.
config/ironfurnaces-common.toml
3080
furnaces.emerald_furnace.generation changed by FTB StoneBlock 4
How much RF to generate per tick
config/ironfurnaces-common.toml
290320
furnaces.emerald_furnace.speed changed by FTB StoneBlock 4
Number of ticks to complete one smelting operation. 200 ticks is what a regular furnace takes.
config/ironfurnaces-common.toml
2040
furnaces.gold_furnace.generation changed by FTB StoneBlock 4
How much RF to generate per tick
config/ironfurnaces-common.toml
140160
furnaces.gold_furnace.speed changed by FTB StoneBlock 4
Number of ticks to complete one smelting operation. 200 ticks is what a regular furnace takes.
config/ironfurnaces-common.toml
38120

Which FTB StoneBlock 4 mods work with Iron Furnaces?

The FTB StoneBlock 4 mods that share the most recipes with Iron Furnaces. Highlighted ones have a guide.

Where does Iron Furnaces appear in the FTB StoneBlock 4 quest book?

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