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Clay tools

Clay tools:

-Sword 1.3attack speed / 6 damage / durability higher than iron

-Clay bucket (it has durability like stone tools and loses durability each time you fill up / fill out your bucket. You can repair it with clay bricks in an anvil and fuse two clay buckets). It will break automaticly if you oven a bucket with mud or if you try to use a clay lava bucket in the normal furnace.

-Shears (exactly the same than iron shears but more durability).

-Pickaxe 1 attack speed / 4 damage / durability higher than iron / it breaks iron and coal, but breaks coal faster than gold pickaxe.

-Flint with cllay and steel: Higher durability  -Empty-  -Clay brick here-  -Iron ingot-

                                                                     -Empty-  -Flint-                    -or clay brick here-

                                                                     -Empty-  -Empty-                 -Empty-

-Axe 0.7 attack speed / 9 damage / higher durability

-Shovel 0.7 attack speed / 4.5 damage / higher durability

-Hoe 2.7 attack speed / 0.8 damage / same speed that iron hoe has / higher durability

 (when I say "higher durability" I mean higher than iron but lower than diamond)

That's all. I wish you like my idea because is cheap and doesn't break the game.

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    I really like this idea. I was about to post here about my idea for clay tools but you've hit the mark, to be honest. I was thinking, also, do you think if this were possible we would have to "bake" the raw clay tools into a furnace? I'd imagine it giving an extra use to regular furnaces and maybe the durability would be higher on the tools or something.