INSANE Minecraft Bedrock Elevators!? 🤯 (Silent & Easy!) 🚀

Hello everyone sonny here and welcome back to another bedrock edition tutorial today i’ll be showing you how to build five very simple cheap and really reliable item elevators in your bedrock edition worlds these are the absolute cream of the crop elevators for bedrock edition these things have really evolved

A lot over the years and the ones that i’m showing you in today’s video are extremely cheap very small absolutely tiny super reliable one wide tileable and lossless as well basically no matter what application you have whether it be for an advanced storage system a multi-item storage system some form of a

Sorting system or farm storage literally anything where you need to move an item from a lower place up to a higher place this video will have you covered with the five very simple and straightforward designs oh yeah i almost forgot to mention these item elevators are also

Hopper speed as well so they transport items as fast as hoppers can move them and that equals 9 000 items being elevated per hour in case you’re not familiar with the item elevator history of bedrock edition this is the previous champion of like one wide tileable item elevators this thing is completely

Lossless and overall it was actually a pretty solid design that i released in january of 2019. it’s a behemoth it’s terrible it’s 10 blocks long 10. and uh yeah it technically still works but this is like the main design that i’ll be showing you how to build in

Today’s video as you can see it’s uh it’s progressed a little bit so now that i’ve shown you the side view of it you can technically just go ahead and pause the video here and build this in your worlds and you’re pretty much done however there’s a lot of information and

Other designs in this video that you should pay attention to so stay tuned for at least a little while longer so this design right here is very good for a lot of different situations however it is not perfect it is of course hopper speed it is one wide tileable so you can

Have these things right next to each other often to infinity it is reliable and it’s basically the smallest and cheapest item elevator that you’re going to be getting on bedrock edition in general i don’t think there’s really any redstone that could be shaved off of this design to make it smaller or

Cheaper so this elevator is not perfect because it is not lossless this is a freshly built elevator so it is not primed yet if we go ahead and put a couple of items into this chest that will elevator them and of course you can hear a little bit of clicking it’s going

To click a little bit the very first time you use it until the system is primed and there’s a couple of items in these droppers as you can see it does leave a couple of items behind and in general that’s not really going to be a

Big deal for any form of farm that just produces mass amounts of items so it’s pretty great for the vast majority of use cases however if you have a situation like a multi-item storage system where you want to get every single item every single time this

Design might not be best suited for you and of course one more note that goes for multiple designs in this video if you want to tile this aka build multiple of these right next to each other then you’ll simply have to swap out this redstone dust for either

An activator rail or a powered rail and then you just simply swap those every other block and then your item elevator is 100 tiable often to infinity so it really is as simple as that so what if you absolutely cannot stand losing items inside of your elevator or if you have a

System where you need every single item every single time it goes through the system well then you would want design number two which is a very similar concept to design number one but it uses a ton of observers on the back side as you can see this observer layout right

Here is the same thing that we’ve been using for absolutely years now but there is a way to cheapen it so don’t build any elevators like this you can actually cheapen it and save yourself 30 of the observers and that is just by replacing every other observer at the top side

With a piece of redstone dust this design right here is basically perfect there is no flaws with it whatsoever it is one wide tireable hopper speed reliable lossless and super easy to build the only downside to this one is that it uses a fair amount of observers

So it is a little bit expensive now we can go ahead and demonstrate this system right here by putting 32 gold into this chest right here and as you can see that’s gonna get elevated pretty quickly into our upper chest so that really is all there is to it now this system might

Not appear to be one wide tileable because of course we are using redstone dust however for these bottom pieces of redstone right here the same deal as the first elevator that i showed you you just swap these out for an activator or powered rail every other block is that

You would have your elevators now the top pieces of redstone dust is a little bit different so if you had elevators on every single one of these blocks then you would simply put a repeater and then a redstone and then a repeater and just alternate that often to infinity so this

Still saves you a ton of observers it saves you quite a bit of resources and it just makes the build process a little bit easier as well so if you’re like me and you don’t like spending resources or crafting observers then this elevator right here might be the one for you it

Is too wide tireable lossless hopper speed and reliable and this one can be used mostly for a specific type of multi-item storage system so the design that i’m thinking about has a double chest is side by side like this all the way down the row this is a pretty

Standard type of multi-item storage system and perfect for this kind of two wide elevator so this is too wide tileable instead of having your next line of droppers right here however you would instead move it over a block and then you just mirror the build every

Other block just like that so that is how you would to wide tile it and if you want to use this for some multi-item storage system designs go for it it’s free reign it is simply two different torch towers on either side with one torch per tower powering a single

Dropper i can hear the smart person in the back of the comment section going what about bubble elevators and that person has a very good point thank you for bringing up bubble elevators i would like to feature this design right here which is by far the cheapest elevator

That you’re basically ever going to get and really it’s just about as straightforward as you can really get it so we have three pieces of redstone at the bottom besides the two hoppers it is technically tileable but i don’t really know how reliable that’s gonna be with the items

Sticking in their lane it is reliable it’s hopper speed and it is not silent so if you want to get a system that is just absolutely bare bones this of course would work perfectly fine for you now there is even another system besides this one so this is of course the glass

Item elevator we call them glass item elevators but you can technically use any full block that you want so this could be made out of dirt if you wanted to this is basically just a plus sign of blocks above a dropper and then we just have the hopper coming out of

The double chest you can feed your item line into this and whatever you put inside of these item hoppers is going to go straight into your elevator get elevated up and go into the water stream and then go into your next hopper line or your item collection this really is

As simple as you can get it it barely uses any water you could probably get rid of this water source as well if you were clever with the item physics and that’s pretty much it so i’ll go ahead and do a quick tutorial for you just for the bottom circuitry of these elevators

As you can see the bottom circuitry is the exact same on every item elevator in today’s video so you’re gonna start off by placing an observer facing away from your item elevator and then a dropper above this is going to be the main dropper stack of your item elevator

Place either a redstone dust in front of that observer or a detector or powered rail if you’re going to be building multiple of these next to each other place in a saw block right there a hopper going into that dropper with a double chest right here we now need to

Dig down one block and place an observer facing upwards like so that observer is going to detect whenever an item goes into or gets taken out of this chest this is a feature that’s been around for at least three to four years now since battle together was introduced and i’m

Not sure who originally came up with using it for item elevators but it’s absolutely brilliant so this is the bottom circuitry and clock for your item elevator and here is the rest of the circuitry for all of the other item elevator designs that i’ve showed you in today’s video because all these item

Elevators are a single block wide you can see all the redstone from a side view so enjoy these different circuits in your worlds now of course it should go without saying but you do not need to manually place items into this chest right here you can simply run a hopper

Line into this chest you can have solid blocks above this chest you can do whatever you want so this hopper line can be coming from literally whatever you want and that will elevate your items going upwards and that’s going to do it for today’s bedrock edition tutorial i hope that you have greatly

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