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Andy's Advanced Hammers, Excavators & More

Andy's Advanced Hammers, Excavators & More — Bedrock Add-On

Five tool families. Seven tiers. Every swing shows you exactly what it will take.

Current version: 0.1.28 · Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.30 or newer · No experiments · Achievement compatible

A Minecraft Bedrock add-on adding Hammers, Excavators, Tillers, Scythes, and Seeder Rakes — area tools for the four jobs vanilla makes you do one block at a time.

  • Hammers area-mine stone, ore, and metal in a shape you configure.
  • Excavators do the same for dirt, sand, gravel, and snow.
  • Tillers prepare a whole 9×9 farm in one interaction, with optimal pumpkin, melon, and sugar cane layouts.
  • Scythes sweep vegetation and harvest ripe crops without damaging the farmland.
  • Seeder Rakes plant a 4×4 plot from your inventory.

Hold any of them and a wireframe outline shows exactly which blocks that swing will affect, before you commit.

Quick start

  1. Craft an Iron Hammer — three Iron Ingots across the top, Iron–Stick–Iron beneath, a Stick below that.
  2. Hold it and look at a stone wall. A white outline shows the 3×3×2 region the default shape will break.
  3. Break the block you are aiming at. The whole outlined region goes with it.
  4. Crouch and use the Hammer to open the shape menu and change the pattern, orientation, or size.

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Reporting a problem

Please report issues on the official CurseForge project page, and include your Bedrock version and platform, the add-on version, which tool and menu settings were in use, whether it was single-player, a server, or a Realm, what you expected, and what happened instead. A screenshot or clip helps for anything visual.

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Andy's Advanced Hammers, Excavators & More


Current version: 0.1.28 Bedrock 1.26.30+ · No experiments Achievement compatible


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