The Easiest Way to Sort Items in Minecraft: Your Copper Golem Guide

Tired of overflowing chests and complicated redstone contraptions? The days of manual sorting are over. With the newest Minecraft update, you can now build an incredibly efficient, zero-redstone item sorter using the new copper golem and copper chest.

This short guide from Survival Blocks will show you how to summon your own golem and set up a perfect storage system that will save you hours of work.

How the Minecraft Copper Golem Sorter Works
The Minecraft copper golem is a game-changer for survival players. This friendly mob automatically sorts your items by picking them up from a new copper chest and placing them in nearby chests that already contain the same item.

This means you can simply dump your inventory into a single copper chest, and the golem does all the heavy lifting. It’s the ultimate quality-of-life feature for any survival world.

Build Your Own Golem Sorter in 3 Simple Steps
Building this new system is incredibly easy. Here’s all you need to do:

1. Summon Your Copper Golem
   You’ll need a copper block, a carved pumpkin, and a copper button. Place the copper block on the ground, the pumpkin on top, and the button on the side of the block. Your golem will spawn instantly, and a copper chest will appear with it.
2. Prepare Your Storage Chests
   Place a series of regular chests where you want your items to be stored. To “tell” the golem where to put specific items, simply place a single item of that type into the corresponding chest. For example, to create an iron ingot chest, just put one iron ingot inside it.
3. Use the Copper Chest as Your Input
   Now, all you have to do is drop your items into the new copper chest. The golem will take it from there, automatically sorting everything into the correct storage chests. No more manually moving stacks of cobblestone, dirt, and ores!

The new copper golem sorting system is the perfect way to spend less time on inventory management and more time on what you love most about Minecraft: building, exploring, and surviving.