EASY Basalt Generator Tutorial for Minecraft Bedrock 1.19.73 and Java edition

Materials list:
10 Buckets of Lava
10 Sticky Pistons
10 Blue Ice
10 Soul Soil ******** (MAKE SURE THIS IS SOIL NOT SAND)
2 Redstone Comparators
2 Redstone Repeaters
2 Pistons
1 Redstone Block
14 Hoppers
29 Redstone Dust
23 Solid Blocks
1 Lever
4 Dirt (Can be any item, preferably renamed)
80 Glass (Can be any block, but Glass helps to see what's going on)
6 Wood Planks (Can be any blocks that take long to break with a pick axe in case of user error)
2 Chests

For optional larger storage you need:
2 Hoppers
4 Chests

Extra layer:
4 more Hoppers (6 extra total)
8 more Chests (12 extra total)

Optional:
Efficiency V Pickaxe
Haste 2 Beacon

**Note the rates are a lot faster in the nether, in which case simply place less dirt (sorting item inside the Etho Hopper clock) i.e reduce the number of dirt from 4 to 3 or 2 depending on your server connection and lag.

On a similiar Note: depending on your server connection you might have to add more dirt inside the Etho Hopper clock. Add one extra dirt and test it out, rinse and repeat if the problem persists.

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Welcome to the Minecraft basalt generator tutorial! In this video, I'll show you how to build an easy and efficient basalt generator in Minecraft, perfect for gathering large quantities of basalt for your building projects or crafting needs.

Basalt is a versatile block that can be used for various purposes, such as building, landscaping, and decoration. With this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to create a basalt generator that will produce basalt blocks automatically, saving you time and effort in collecting them in the Nether manually.

This tutorial is suitable for players of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced Minecrafters. I'll guide you through the process using clear and concise instructions, and I'll provide helpful tips and tricks along the way to make the building process smooth and enjoyable.

In this tutorial, I'll cover the materials you'll need, the design and layout of the basalt generator, and the redstone circuitry required to make it fully automated(you just have to mine it yourself or hook it up to a blast chamber). I'll also explain how to optimize the generator for maximum efficiency, so you can generate basalt blocks quickly and easily(beacon and Efficiency V).

Whether you're a creative builder looking to add basalt to your Minecraft world, or a survival player in need of a reliable source for briding large gaps or filling in empty space, this tutorial will provide you with the knowledge and skills to build a functional and efficient basalt generator. So grab your pickaxe and let's get started!