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FREE PRINTABLE TEMPLATE Build a printable Minecraft Iron Ore cube from an A4 PDF generated directly from the block textures. This mineral-block template uses predominantly gray artwork with one consistent texture across all faces, while every finished face measures 20mm to align with MiniCubic magnetic blocks. A4 PDF · 20mm finished faces · Ready to print IRON ORE IN MINECRAFT Iron Ore provides raw iron for tools, armor, buckets, rails, hoppers and a huge share of survival infrastructure. Tan mineral patches repeat across the stone faces, so assembly does not depend on a particular orientation. Diamonds get the screenshots, but finding iron is usually the moment a new world starts feeling properly equipped. |
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TWO WAYS TO BUILD THIS BLOCK
The PDF is free either way — choose a hands-on craft or a block that is ready to play.
PAPER VERSION Free Print, cut, score & glue About 40 minutes to build Best for a hands-on craft session |
MAGNETIC VERSION $0.50 $0.79 Ready to play, rebuild & reuse No cutting, scoring or glue Get 10 free blocks with code PAPER10 |
ABOUT THIS TEMPLATE
| Template code | B168 |
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| Block category | Mineral |
| Block Name | Iron Ore |
| Dominant color | Gray (#88817b) |
| Finished face size | 20mm × 20mm |
PRINTING NOTES
This is a mid-tone template with subtle pixel contrast and uniform. Use color printing for the closest texture match; standard quality is sufficient for the 20mm faces.
Paper: 160–200 gsm matte cardstock works well. Keep the printer scale at 100% so the finished cube fits MiniCubic blocks.
HOW TO BUILD IT
| 01 | Download the PDF using the button above. |
| 02 | Print on A4 cardstock at 100% scale. |
| 03 | Cut along the solid outer lines. |
| 04 | Score and fold the fold lines, with tabs folded inward. |
| 05 | Glue each tab and close the final face after the shape is aligned. |
✨ Done. And if that was more scissors-time than you bargained for — this exact block also comes ready-made and magnetic for $0.50.
