
Sticky Piston Recipe
How to Craft Sticky Piston
Sticky Pistons are pistons that can both push and pull blocks when activated by redstone.



Step-by-step Instructions
- Open a Crafting Table to access the 3×3 grid.
- Place ingredients exactly as shown in the grid (shape matters unless marked shapeless) then move the resulting Sticky Piston to your inventory.
- Use, place, or craft further with your new item.
Ingredients Needed
- 1x Slime Ball

- 1x Piston

Ingredient Tips

Slime Ball: Gather Slime Ball via its typical source (looting, mining, farming, or trading).

Piston: Gather Piston via its typical source (looting, mining, farming, or trading).
Technical Stats
- Stack Size: 64
- Renewable: Yes
Variants & Interactions
Key Interactions:
- Pulls one block back; some blocks detach (e.g., honey/slime behavior differences)
- Used widely in flying machines
Uses for Sticky Piston
- Creating two-way doors and passages
- Building more complex redstone contraptions
- Moving blocks in both directions
- Essential component in flying machines
Additional Uses
- Flying machines
- Door latches
- Block conveyors
Fun Fact
Unlike regular pistons, sticky pistons can pull blocks back when they retract, but they can't pull entities like players or mobs.
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FAQ
Why didn't the sticky piston pull the block?
Blocks like extended pistons, certain tile entities, and blocks attached through slime/honey segmentation may not move due to push limits (12) or immovable rules.
Why do slime machines break?
Exceeding the 12‑block push limit or including immovable blocks (e.g. obsidian) stops movement—trim payload or redesign.