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Create Workshop V2 Schematic

Create Workshop V2 is a mid-size factory building that combines a decorated workshop shell with several production areas, including track making, precision mechanisms, cogwheel work, 5x5 crafting, casing production, storage trim, belts, chain drives, and brass machinery. The build is only 25 x 14 x 36 blocks, but it carries a broad mod list and should be treated as a dense factory module.

Preset result

A compact workshop review that helps builders inspect the multi-machine interior, track-making area, precision mechanism setup, crafter wall, casing workflow, storage expectations, and decorated shell before using the schematic.

3D Preview

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create-mod-workshop-v2.nbt
Dimensions
25 x 14 x 36 blocks
Blocks
4,160
Minecraft
1.20.X
Create
6.0.6
WorkshopFactoryPrecision MechanismStorageSurvival

Required mods

Diagonal Walls, Create, Create Encased, Diagonal Windows, Create Deco, Chipped, Create: Metallurgy, Create: Copycats+, Tinkers' Construct, Tom's Simple Storage Mod, Diagonal Fences.

Preset screenshot

The featured screenshot shows a workshop-style factory with a deepslate base, spruce structure, brass machine areas, windows, roof detail, and enough interior volume for several production lines.

Build the preset

  1. Open the 3D preview and inspect the workshop shell, machine rooms, mechanical crafter wall, casing equipment, track area, belts, chain drives, and storage points.
  2. Check the footprint: 25 x 14 x 36 blocks with 4,160 total blocks, making it a compact but dense industrial building.
  3. Prepare the full mod stack before import, especially Create, Create Encased, Create Deco, Create: Metallurgy, Create: Copycats+, Tom's Simple Storage Mod, and the diagonal building mods.
  4. After placement, verify missing connections, storage access, and power routing before depending on the workshop for production.
  5. Use a test paste if the building will connect to an existing factory floor, because the hidden machine paths matter more than the outer walls.

Build review summary

This schematic is useful because it packages several factory jobs inside a compact decorated workshop. It is not just a facade: the material list shows brass casing, mechanical crafters, belts, chain drives, storage trim, and workshop blocks arranged with a clear industrial theme.

The building palette mixes polished deepslate slabs, spruce planks, stripped spruce logs, stone, grass, cobblestone, lanterns, bookshelves, and black stained glass. That gives the build a finished workshop feel while keeping the machinery readable.

  • Author: Musicdj19.
  • Best fit: compact factory district, starter industrial town, precision mechanism workshop, decorated machine room.
  • Top materials include polished deepslate slabs, brass casing, spruce planks, stripped spruce logs, grass blocks, stone, copycat boards, dirt, chests, cobblestone, and chain drives.
  • The workshop is dense enough that a preview pass is useful before wiring power or storage.

Technical planning notes

The schematic dimensions are 25 x 14 x 36 blocks with 4,160 total blocks. The 36-block length is the main placement concern, especially if the workshop needs front access, rear storage, or room for a power shaft.

Required mods include Diagonal Walls, Create, Create Encased, Diagonal Windows, Create Deco, Chipped, Create: Metallurgy, Create: Copycats+, Tinkers' Construct, Tom's Simple Storage Mod, and Diagonal Fences. This is a pack-specific factory, so dependency matching matters.

  • Game version: 1.20.X.
  • Create version: 6.0.6.
  • Leave space around the track-making and crafter areas for maintenance.
  • Check storage and power routing before enclosing the building inside a town block.

World fit and placement notes

Create Workshop V2 fits best as a functional town workshop or a self-contained production building inside a larger factory district. The exterior has enough detail to sit near roads, rail lines, and warehouses without needing a separate shell.

For survival use, treat the paste as a machine building rather than a decorative house. Bring power, storage, and item routes to it deliberately, then test each production area before adding surrounding roads and landscaping.

  • Best first import location: a flat 31 x 42 block pad with service paths on two sides.
  • Reserve a shaft route or engine bay before connecting machines.
  • Keep storage access visible until the workshop behavior is confirmed.
  • Back up the world before attaching it to an existing production network.

Open this workflow

Start from the related Schematic workbench, then adjust the preset fields for your world.