Fletching tables in Minecraft: Everything players need to know

Fletching tables are items in Minecraft that generate naturally in villages. These items turn an unemployed villager into a Fletcher within the village. These tan blocks have an image of a bow and arrow on one side and a target on the other.

Fletcher villagers offer players bows, arrows, flint, and tipped arrows. Players can get bows and arrows, which can be used to fight off lethal mobs within the Minecraft world. Fletching tables are commonly found, but players can also make one of their own using materials found around the world in Minecraft.

Fletching tables can be very useful because players can trade in sticks for emeralds with these Fletcher villages. Players can also use these as fuel for furnaces. They will smelt one and a half items in a furnace at a time. In this article, players will learn everything they need to know about fletching tables.

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Everything Minecraft players need to know about fletching tables

How to craft them

Fletching table (Image via Mojang || Minecraft Fandom)

Fletching tables are crafted from four wooden planks and two pieces of flint. Both items can be commonly and easily found in Minecraft. Wooden planks are crafted using one wooden log from any tree. One wooden block will create four wooden planks

Flint is a raw material in Minecraft that can be found while mining gravel. Gravel is very commonly found inside caves in Minecraft, and every time it is broken, there is a 10% chance of flint dropping out of it.

Where to find them

Fletcher house (Image via Mojang || Peachester on Youtube)

Fletching tables naturally generate within Fletcher houses in Minecraft villages. These houses look a little larger than most other houses within the Minecraft village.

Items for crafting Fletching table (Image via Minecraft Fandom)

Using fletching tables in villages will turn an unemployed villager into a Fletcher. This will allow players to obtain bows and arrows along with many other resourceful items.