Smooth Stone
A light gray polished block made by smelting stone, used to craft blast furnaces and smooth stone slabs. It has a uniform, clean appearance.
Stack Size
Stack Size64
Durability
DurabilityN/A
Category
CategoryUtility Blocks
Version Added
Version AddedAlpha
Item ID
Item IDsmooth_stone
Overview
Smooth Stone is a block in the Utility Blocks category of Minecraft, obtained through smelting. A single inventory slot holds a full stack of 64 Smooth Stone.
Smooth Stone additionally serves as a crafting ingredient for Blast Furnace. Smooth Stone is a 2-hardness block. For explosions the number that counts is 6. A pickaxe shortens the job on Smooth Stone, and no minimum material applies. Generated chests only ever hold Smooth Stone in one place: village mason chests (about 21%).
Crafting Recipe
Furnace
Used to Craft
Smooth Stone is a crafting ingredient for 1 other item in Minecraft. Each one links to its own recipe and details page.
How to Obtain
- Smelting
Notes
Made by smelting Stone (itself smelted from cobblestone). Required to craft a Blast Furnace.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get Smooth Stone in Minecraft?
Smooth Stone is crafted at a Furnace using Stone.
What is Smooth Stone used for?
Smooth Stone is a crafting ingredient used to make Blast Furnace.
How many Smooth Stone can you stack?
Smooth Stone stacks up to 64 per inventory slot, so a full stack is 64 and a double chest holds 3,456 of them.
How long does Smooth Stone take to break?
Look up Smooth Stone and you get 2 hardness against 6 blast resistance. Smooth Stone is not equally easy both ways; the figures pull apart. A pickaxe shortens the job on Smooth Stone, and no minimum material applies. The values come from the game files for Java 26.2.
Where do you find Smooth Stone in chests?
Smooth Stone is chest loot in exactly one place: village mason chests (about 21%). No other generated chest in the game lists it, so that structure is the only place worth searching.
When was Smooth Stone added to Minecraft?
Smooth Stone was added in the early Alpha development period.