Minecraft Bedrock Iron Farm Guide

Introduction

Location: Choose an open area at least 150 blocks away from any villages, villagers, iron farms, or villager breeders.

Digging the Foundation:
- Dig a 7x7 hole, 3 blocks deep.
- Inside this, dig a 5x5 hole, 6 blocks deep.
Building the Villager Shelter:
- Place blocks to form a one-block gap in the center.
- Place beds on top of these blocks and create a bunk bed system with 20 beds.
Setting Workstations:
- Fill the floor with Fletching tables (or other workstations avoiding lecterns or barrels).
Spawning Villagers:
- Use spawn eggs or transport two villagers to the farm.
- Provide bread, carrots, potatoes, or beetroot for villagers to breed until there are 20 villagers.
Covering the Shelter:
- Cover the villagers with blocks, ensuring a torch is placed to prevent zombie spawns.

Direct water flow using buckets and align it to a collection point with hoppers.
Place campfires on hoppers for killing iron golems.
Ensure the lava is placed correctly for maximum efficiency.
Set up a collection chest system with a slab and a double chest.

Avoid three block high areas; use slabs or blocks to prevent golems from spawning incorrectly.
Add ladders and trapdoors for safe access.
Use leaf blocks around the farm to prevent unwanted spawns.

Elevated Design:
- Similar to the basic design but built in the air for slightly better rates.
Big Boy Iron Farm:
- An 18x18 platform generating approximately 450 iron ingots per hour.
- Cats placed in the AFK area to prevent cat spawns and increase iron golem spawn rate.

Links to additional designs in the video description.
Mention of second channel "Lost Shepard 23" for Minecraft builds and art-inspired constructions.

Placing cats in the design areas can prevent cat spawns and enhance iron golem spawns.
Ensure to follow each step carefully for optimal farm performance.

Note: This guide is designed to help players create efficient iron farms, maximizing resource collection with minimal effort.