Turntable

Turntable

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When mechanical power is supplied through an Axle to the bottom of the Turntable, it rotates any blocks placed on top of it by fixed 90 degree increments, and performs this rotation on up to 2 blocks above. Any items attached to blocks (like torches) rotated in this fashion are also rotated along with them. This device has several uses ranging from creating multi-way Minecart intersections (by rotating the rails themselves), to creating redstone-based timers by attaching redstone torches to the sides of rotated blocks and using them to power wires leading away from the overall assembly.

A switch on the side of the Turntable allows for 4 different delay settings on the rotation. Note that you must click on the Turntable *with an empty hand* in order to adjust the switch (to avoid confusion when attempting to place blocks on it). This allows for configuration of how long it takes for the Turntable to perform each 90 degree rotation, with the lowest setting representing a delay of 1/2 second, and each increment above that multiplying the previous delay by 2 (1 second, 2 seconds, 4 seconds).

The default direction of rotation is counter-clockwise. If you apply a redstone signal directly into the Turntable, the direction of the rotation will be inverted (set to clockwise) for as long as the redstone power is on. The direction will return to normal when the redstone is unpowered.

Using the Turntable to make Unfired Pottery out of Clay blocks.

Using the Turntable to make Redstone timers. With its 4 different settings, it is a much more versatile timer than using Repeaters, and is more reliable. It is especially used in combination with the Bellows to make Stocked Fire.

Crafting

Name	Ingredients	Input » Output
Turntable	Wooden Siding, Stone Brick, Clock, Gear

Applications

• Creating Unfired Pottery
  • Place an unfired clay block on a powered turntable and it will cycle through each type of unfired pottery. Break the item or push it off the turntable using a piston when its at the type you want.

From left to right: Crucible, Planter, Vase, Urn, Mould

• Redstone Clocks
• Automation

Blocks that can be rotated

• Brick Oven
• Chest
• Saw
• Piston
• Gear Box
• Dispenser
• Block Dispenser
• Bellows
• Companion Cube
• Stairs
• Pumpkin
• Rails of any kind
• Redstone torch
• Anvil
• Corner
• Moulding
• Siding
• Repeater

Blocks that cannot be rotated

• Screw Pump
• Door
• Ender Chest
• Hand Crank
• Side log
• Bed
• Axle
• Lens
• Jukebox

Demonstration Video

"Better than Wolves Lab - Turntable" on YouTube

See Also

• Bellows
• Cauldron
• Crucible
• Wind Mill
• Axle
• Gear Box
• Redstone Clutch