Double Carbon Rod — Minecraft block

Double Carbon Rod

Double Carbon Rod is forged from two Carbon Rods under a Forge Hammer — the second step of Ala Industrial's coal chain, right before the Carbon Briquette.

Block ID alaindustrial:carbon_rod_double
Game versions
All versions

Description

Double Carbon Rod is the second rung of the chain in which Ala Industrial turns coal from fuel into a building material. A Forge Hammer plus two Carbon Rods, combined at any crafting table, yields one Double Carbon Rod; the forging step draws no EU at all and is paid for by the hammer's durability. Upstream, the Macerator grinds one coal into one Coal Dust for 300 EU, and the Compressor presses 16 Coal Dust into one Carbon Rod for 260 EU. Ala Industrial runs only in Minecraft 26.2 Java Edition, on both the Fabric and NeoForge loaders.

Every Double Carbon Rod exists for exactly one recipe: the Carbon Briquette. In the Alloy Smelter, two Double Carbon Rods join 4 Poor Slag, 2 Slag, or 1 Rich Slag into one briquette at 1200 EU per run. A full stack of coal — 64 pieces — grinds into 64 Coal Dust, presses into four Carbon Rods, and forges into two Double Carbon Rods: exactly what one briquette asks for. There is no way back, because Ala Industrial deliberately ships no recipe that splits a Double Carbon Rod into two Carbon Rods; the coal chain is a one-way sink. The briquette then becomes a Ceramic Plate and finally the blast-resistant Carbon Ceramic block.

Block properties

Item ID alaindustrial:carbon_rod_double
/give command /give @p alaindustrial:carbon_rod_double
Stackable Yes (64)
Java Edition 26.2

Java Edition Guide

How to craft and use a Double Carbon Rod in Ala Industrial

  1. 1

    Grind the coal into dust

    Feed coal into the Macerator one piece at a time; each grind costs 300 EU and returns one Coal Dust, and 32 coal covers one Double Carbon Rod.

  2. 2

    Press the Carbon Rods

    Load 16 Coal Dust into the Compressor; one pressing costs 260 EU and yields one Carbon Rod, so press two for the forging step.

  3. 3

    Forge the Double Carbon Rod

    Combine the Forge Hammer with the two Carbon Rods at a crafting table; the recipe is shapeless, costs no EU, and only wears the hammer's durability.

  4. 4

    Smelt the Carbon Briquette

    Place two Double Carbon Rods into the Alloy Smelter with 4 Poor Slag, 2 Slag, or 1 Rich Slag; one run costs 1200 EU and returns one Carbon Briquette.

No way back

Ala Industrial ships no recipe that splits a Double Carbon Rod into two Carbon Rods, so forge only as many doubled rods as the Alloy Smelter needs: a full stack of coal equals exactly two Double Carbon Rods, or one briquette.

How to craft this block

Crafting
Double Carbon Rod
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Double Carbon Rod

Frequently asked questions

How do you craft a Double Carbon Rod in Ala Industrial?

Double Carbon Rod is a shapeless crafting-table recipe: one Forge Hammer plus two Carbon Rods. The hammer survives the craft and only loses durability, and the forging costs no EU.

What is the Double Carbon Rod used for?

Double Carbon Rod feeds exactly one product: the Carbon Briquette. Two Double Carbon Rods plus 4 Poor Slag, 2 Slag, or 1 Rich Slag smelt into one briquette in the Alloy Smelter at 1200 EU.

How much coal does one Double Carbon Rod take?

One Double Carbon Rod takes 32 coal: the Macerator grinds each coal into one Coal Dust at 300 EU, and the Compressor presses 16 dust into one Carbon Rod at 260 EU. A stack of 64 coal yields exactly two Double Carbon Rods — one briquette's worth.

Can a Double Carbon Rod be split back into two Carbon Rods?

No. Ala Industrial has no reverse recipe for the Double Carbon Rod or the Carbon Rod, because the coal chain is designed as a one-way sink; plan the forging around the briquette quota.

Which editions and loaders support the Double Carbon Rod?

Double Carbon Rod exists only in Java Edition: Ala Industrial targets Minecraft 26.2 and runs on both the Fabric and NeoForge loaders.

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