> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.jackf.red/storage-sacks/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.jackf.red/storage-sacks/types.md). # Types All recipes in this section require an empty bundle of any colour. ### Large Sack Can hold up to two stack's worth of any mixed items, compared to the vanilla bundle's one stack.

Recipe for a large sack - an empty bundle, an iron block below and string to the iron block's left and right. — Recipe for a Large Sack.

### Builder's Sack Can hold up to two stack's worth of any mixed items, like the Large Sack. Additionally allows you to place contents from within randomly, for easy random distributions.

Recipe for a brick builder's sack - an empty Large Sack with a brick on the left and right. — Recipe for a builder's sack

You can replace the bricks with nether bricks or end stone to get the corresponding variants.

Different Builder's Sack variants, along with their key items.

### Mining Sack Can hold up to four stack's worth of mined raw resources, such as raw iron, diamonds or redstone dust. In the following recipe, the iron ingots can be substituted for any other ingot; the top one is the 'key' that determines the variant.

The recipe for a mining sack - an empty bundle with any ingot on the left, right and below, and a key ingredient (in this case a copper ingot) above, creating a Copper Mining Sack. — Recipe for a mining sack; the iron ingots can be substituted for any other ingot.

You can replace the copper ingot with an iron or gold ingot, diamond, emerald, redstone dust or lapis lazuli to get the corresponding variant.

You can also craft an obsidian variant, which is fireproof:

Recipe for an obsidian mining sack - an empty bundle with any ingot on the left, right and below, and obsidian above and in the bottom corners. — Recipe for an obsidian mining sack.

### Rock Sack Can hold up to eight stack's worth of cobblestone, dirt and other mining detritus. In the following recipe, the iron ingot can be substituted for any other ingot.

Recipe for a rock sack - an empty bundle with any ingot below and smooth stone to the left and right. — Recipe for a stone rock sack.

You can replace the stone with andesite, granite, diorite, tuff or cobbled deepslate to get the corresponding variants.

A list of all variants of the rock sack. — All variants of the rock sack and their key items.

### Lumber Sack Can hold up to six stack's worth of logs, saplings and sticks.

Recipe for an oak lumber sack - an empty bundle with sticks below, left and right, and an oak log above. — Recipe for an oak lumber sack.

You can replace the oak log with any log or nether stem to get the corresponding variants.

All variants of the lumber sack and their key items.

### Potion Sack Can hold up to four potions. In the following recipe, the iron ingots can be substituted for any other ingot.

Recipe for a blazing potion sack - an empty bundle with any ingot left, right and below, and blaze powder in the bottom corners. — Recipe for a blazing potion sack.

You can replace the blaze powder with short grass or snowballs to get the corresponding variants.

All variants of the potion sack and their key items.

### Seed Sack Can hold up to four stack's worth of seeds, crops and saplings. Additionally allows you to place contents from within randomly. In the following recipe, the copper nugget can be substituted for any other nugget.

Recipe for a wheat seed sack - an empty bundle with wheat on the left and right, and any nugget below. — Recipe for a wheat seed sack.

You can replace the wheat with carrot, potatoes or beetroot to get the corresponding variants.

All variants of the seed sack and their variants.

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