Minecraft Iron Farm In 10 SECONDS, 1 Minute & 10 Minutes 

try laz1en farms too he is underrated and has the best farms

​@@gamexter6640he copies designs

@@iris_69 oh idk

Ianxofour didn’t design the last farm

@@patrick3168 no, but ianxofour has the best resource friendly farms, i mean, look at his gold farm, or wither skeleton farm, no wither roses, no magmablocks, clever ways to deal with unwanted spawns, truly a work of art.

u do know that iron golems don't count towards hostile mobs right?

underneath*

@@1000timka spawnproofing isn’t directly related to hostile mobs , if a block is invalid for spawning, it’s flagged by the game and no npc/mob can spawn on that block

Is it good if we do it in the ocean

not if the villagers are high enough from the ground as they can only spawn within 8 block distance at max, so just build farm at 10 block height

doesn't work for me :/

@@Switchyboo oh bro why

I’d say the surrounding ground needs to be completely flat ig. Follow ianxofour’s official tutorial if you haven’t already, dude will answer every possible question in the video itself

😂lol😂😂😂😂

fr, he's the reason my survival world exists 😂

@@Satgamer80d ahaha, mine might be the same 😭

please help, I have golems appearing outside the pit

@@Maxim_wlg same

@@Maxim_wlg I also had the same problem. The way to fix it is to make sure the ground is flat around the farm. The iron golem has a chance to spawn on blocks that aren’t level with the farm. Just flatten the ground around the farm to fix it.

@@mikeyf9502 Thank you

​@@mikeyf9502wht does the hoe in that farm does?

Was it good

wow nice i could do the same but im so bad at making builds look cool, i only build farms

any video ob that?

@@padamnotfound1216 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-k1gW2E0CeBs.html after 50:30

@@Bob-pk7pdthanks!

What are the results And how to build it?

@@nielierotk2980 The results are: 4 stacks of iron in 25-30 mins. It is very easy to build (just consists of 5 very easy steps): 1) start at the height level of 120. 2) place 4 blocks and then 8 blocks on every corner then fill the rest of the area. 3) Now make walls of 3 blocks high then fill the corners with water and put water also on the middle edges of the platform. 4) make a cube with the glass rooftop and the height of 3 blocks makes sure the cube is roomy enough so that 20 beds and 20 jobs items (flecthing table, smoker) will fit easily inside of it. 5) Now go down and break those blocks where water is not flowing, it should be the very middle of the platform farm and after that, it is very easy, just make a killing chamber, it is very easy to make, just make a cube which is connected with the platform from the down side but it should be in the middle and it is 4 blocks deep cube(5x4). Put water in any corner and just a block above it place signs and put lava above the sigh and the hopper will in the opposite direction of the water flow, place chests to store the items. And there you have your very own iron farm in the Minecraft bedrock edition. ............ THANK YOU SO MUCH............ ............ FOR READING IT ......................

What yotuber made it

@@ahmadirfan5553 Which yotuber made it?

@@Uchiha_Itachi43 I have combined the many designs of different RU-vidrs to make this one like silent whisperer and some random channels.

Same but does it really make iron or just random golems spawning around?

The reason why that happens is because you dug a 7 block hole, and the iron golem spawning chamber was dug 2 blocks deep. Villagers will spawn iron golems up to 6 blocks above them, so that means the surface is just outside that radius, but the very bottom of the iron golem spawning chamber is within that 6 block vertical range. That means, however, that the surface around the farm must not have any low spots within range of the villagers. Even one block too low and iron golem will spawn there. Wherever you ended up digging out the villager hole, just make sure it looks flat all around it. The original design is meant to be as quick and cheap as possible. You can make it less picky about terrain by digging deeper or spawn proofing the area around it with slabs, path blocks, crops, glass blocks, etc. But then, it wouldn't be a Day 1 iron farm. It's probably still the cheapest working iron farm you can build in the early game, but you can improve it quite a bit once you invest that iron into upgrades.

This wouldn’t be his typical content.

@@johndolenc7658 it would definitely be their content, they made a guide to how did we get here in the past and they also made enchantment guide as well as videos on tips and facts about Minecraft so advancement guide is definitely their content type.

i mean honestly what advancement is actually hard? some of them may be a bit tedious but none of them are actually hard lol

@@vexathon2624 you can cheese some advancements like for example for the shulker levitation you can get a shulker on top of the endship to hit you and then enderpearl down and get the achievement, other hard ones can be uneasy alliance, two birds with one arrow, arballistic and another one you can cheese that some people dont know is the bulls eye with redstone and trapdoor.

please help, I have golems appearing outside the pit

Would the last one work good on a server too?

do these farms work on bedrock 1.19

@@JB-vu5jwnope

​@@JB-vu5jwsadly other than the first one no

How about in an ocean?

It's so obvious

is it still the same length but instead of 6 portals, there are 3?

you dont do it that way you need 4 actually@@jaxoncantrell9789

I would assmune its so that the villagers get scared and that would trigger the iron golems to spawn. Thats why in the video when it got dark the villagers weren't sleeping.

Also this mechanic is why if you were to make your own village with villagers somewhere away from an actual village, iron golems would spawn. That is the purpose of the mechanic

My iron golems are spawning evrywhere can u help me?

Nah just follow the tutorial and build it on flat land

@@kushus8273 spawn proof under the farm with slabs or carpets

@@afefbesan6144 How many blocks out would be a good area to toss some slabs down?

@@acuraman25 I made a carpet dupe farm, and placed like 15x15 area around the farm, I used spectator mode too to see if there are any caves around so golems dont spawn there and filled it with blocks.

Actually you can make an iron farm in bedrock too but it needs like 10 villagers 😅

😂

@@mayank1524 20* 🥹

@@mayank1524 20 villagers 🗿

​@@mayank1524 no it needs 20 villagers and 20 beds And in bedrock it only gives like 500-600 iron per hour

Same here but no one explaining it..

Facts

i dont think it has to be exposed, but i dont really know. doesn't look as if you need sunlight

No villager scare mechanics on Bedrock unfortunately so we're stuck with the 20 beds/villagers/workstation options on there.