Farmer's Cutting Everything

Farmer's Cutting Everything is an addon for Farmer’s Delight that massively expands Cutting Board recipes. Now, almost anything can be taken apart back into ingredients or smaller parts. And not only with the usual axe, shovel, or knife — sometimes you might need something like a clock. Sometimes time literally helps you take things apart.

So, what is this mod?

What is Farmer's Cutting Everything?

A mod that lets you break a huge amount of items back into their parts using the Cutting Board.

Why does it exist?

Because sometimes your inventory is full of stuff you don’t need anymore, but throwing it away still feels wrong. A second horse armor, an extra tool, or some block you accidentally crafted way too many of. Now at least part of that can be turned back into useful materials.

What should you expect?

Recipes for taking apart armor, tools, blocks, decorative items, and a lot of other stuff that would otherwise just sit in a chest.

Okay... so what’s actually in it?

The mod gives the Cutting Board one extra job: turning unwanted items back into materials.

Most recipes use the usual Farmer’s Delight tools: knife, axe, or shovel. But there are also some less normal options. Some things can be taken apart with a fishing rod, bone, clock, and other items if it makes at least a little sense... or if i decided it does.

In total, the mod has more than 600 recipes.

Credits

• Big thanks to the creator of Farmer’s Delight for the Cutting Board mechanic this whole mod is built around.
• The idea was partly inspired by the general reverse-crafting concept, similar to what you can find in The Twilight Forest by Benimatic.
• Also a special thanks to Ocean’s Delight by scouter567. Its open-source code helped me a lot while figuring out how to properly set up datagen.

Why I Made This

Some wooden items in Farmer’s Delight couldn’t be properly cut back into planks. And i wanted them to. This mod was also my first proper experience working with datagen. Looking at the code now, i’d probably write some parts differently. Still learned a lot from making it.