DIRECT ANSWER
The short answer
In 26.1, craft a Name Tag from one paper and one metal nugget. Confirm the world version because this recipe does not exist in older releases. Document the acquisition route around ingredients, station, pattern, output count, and version, with a return path and free inventory space before the main trip.
PREPARATION
Exactly what you need
- The crafting station shown on this page
- The listed ingredients
- One free inventory slot for the result
Where to find or obtain it
- In 26.1, craft a Name Tag from one paper and one metal nugget. Confirm the world version because this recipe does not exist in older releases. Document the acquisition route around ingredients, station, pattern, output count, and version, with a return path and free inventory space before the main trip.
- both Java and Bedrock Editions
EXACT METHOD
Step-by-step method
- Collect the exact ingredientsComplete the ingredient list for this recipe.
- Open the crafting stationPlace ingredients in the documented pattern at the Crafting Table; shaped recipes require exact positions.
- Check the outputConfirm the result count (1) and inventory space before batch crafting.
SAFETY & EFFICIENCY
Mistakes and dangers
- Ingredient positions matter in shaped recipes.
- Before batch crafting, confirm the recipe exists in your version and edition.
Store repeated ingredients in a labeled chest beside the station.
Use the recipe book to confirm the pattern, but still check count and output manually.
Version notes
This acquisitio entry targets Minecraft Java 26.1 / Bedrock 26.10 and both Java and Bedrock Editions. Coordinates, drop rates, and some mechanics can differ between Java and Bedrock.
Sources and verification
Facts are summarized and cross-checked; source pages remain linked for exact tables, edition differences, and future updates.