Dis-Enchanting Table in All the Mods 10

The Dis-Enchanting Table is a workbench for getting enchantments back out of gear. Say you have an enchanted sword that's about to break. Instead of losing the enchantments, you pull them off the sword and put them onto a book.^[1]

The item you start with keeps existing, just without its enchantments. The mod page's example is a pickaxe with Efficiency and Unbreaking: the enchantments move to a book and you keep the plain pickaxe. It's aimed at players who have valuable enchantments on armor or tools they no longer want to use.^[1]

How you use it in the pack

The pack's quest "Disenchanting Methods" quest explains the process. Put the enchanted item in the left slot and a book in the middle slot, and the enchantments come out in book form in the right slot. You can also put in an enchanted book instead of an item to split up its enchantments. The process costs experience.^[2]

Unverified The mod's project page says the cost is always five levels of experience. The pack's quest only says it costs experience, so check that number in-game before relying on it.

Where it fits in progression

This isn't a late-game gate. The quest sits in the Tips and Tricks chapter as one of several ways to move enchantments onto books. The same quest also covers a falling-anvil setup, the Draconic Evolution Disenchanter, the Industrial Foregoing Enchantment Extractor and Apothic Enchanting tomes, among others. The table is the simple, hands-on option. The quest points to the Industrial Foregoing extractor for automated disenchanting and to the Draconic Evolution Disenchanter if you want to pick one specific enchantment.^[2]

The pack includes version 5.0.2 of the mod, and it was already in the pack by All the Mods 10 2.25 or earlier.^[3]

Unverified No ATM Star path information for this mod is confirmed in the sources, and no in-jar guidebook was found.

The first thing to make here is the Dis-Enchanting Table. It lets you pull enchantments off gear you no longer want and put them onto a book, so a good enchantment is not lost when a tool is about to break.^[1]

Step 1: Craft the table

The pack changes this recipe, so go by the recipe below and not by what you remember from other modpacks or the mod's own page.^[4]

Dis-Enchanting TableChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Empty slot	any lapi gems	Empty slot
any diamond gem	Obsidian	any diamond gem
Obsidian	Obsidian	Obsidian

Recipe id: disenchanting_table:disenchanting_table

This is the in-pack recipe, which the pack has changed from the mod's own.

Step 2: Gather what you need to disenchant

You need an enchanted item and a book. You also need some experience, because the table costs XP to use.^[2]

Step 3: Use the table

1. Put the enchanted item in the left slot.^[2]
2. Put a book in the middle slot.^[2]
3. Take the result from the right slot. The enchantments come out in book form.^[2]

The item stays behind without its enchantments. For example, a pickaxe with Efficiency and Unbreaking can be kept as a pickaxe with no enchantments, while the enchantments go onto a book.^[1]

Other ways to disenchant

The table is not the only option. The quest "Disenchanting Methods" quest in the Tips and Tricks chapter lists many other methods. One is a cheap setup that drops the enchanted item and some books on obsidian and lets a falling anvil land on them, which costs no experience. Another is the Draconic Evolution Disenchanter, which lets you pick a specific enchantment to move to a book, but it also costs experience. Read that quest once you have your table running and compare the options.^[2]

The Dis-Enchanting Table is a workbench with one job: it pulls enchantments off an enchanted item and puts them into a book.^[1]

What it does

Say you have an enchanted sword that is about to break. Put it on the table and the enchantments are separated from the sword and moved into a book, so you keep the sword without its enchantments.^[1]

The mod's page gives another example: a pickaxe with efficiency can be placed on the table, the enchantments pass to a book, and you keep the plain pickaxe. It is handy for rescuing valuable enchantments from armor or tools you no longer want to use.^[1]

Cost

The experience cost is flat. The mod's page says it always costs five levels of experience, so you can plan for it ahead of time.^[1]

Crafting the table

The pack changes the table's crafting recipe, so use the recipe below rather than anything you remember from other packs.^[4]

Dis-Enchanting TableChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Empty slot	any lapi gems	Empty slot
any diamond gem	Obsidian	any diamond gem
Obsidian	Obsidian	Obsidian

Recipe id: disenchanting_table:disenchanting_table

This is the pack's changed shaped crafting recipe for the table.

Multiplayer

The mod's page says it works on servers, so you can use it with friends.^[1]

Unverified The sources here show no config files for this mod in the pack, so whether the experience cost can be changed is not shown. The sources also do not cover the table's interface layout or any automation support.

There's no tier ladder to climb for the Dis-Enchanting Table in this pack. The sources show one crafting recipe and one quest that covers it, so this section is about when you craft it and how it compares with the other disenchanting methods in the quest book.^[2][4]

Crafting the table

The pack changed the crafting recipe for the table, so don't rely on what you remember from the mod's defaults. Here is the exact in-pack recipe:^[4]

Dis-Enchanting TableChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Empty slot	any lapi gems	Empty slot
any diamond gem	Obsidian	any diamond gem
Obsidian	Obsidian	Obsidian

Recipe id: disenchanting_table:disenchanting_table

The pack has changed this recipe from the mod's default.

The quest

The table appears in the Tips and Tricks chapter, in the quest "Disenchanting Methods" quest. It's a guide to the different ways of moving enchantments from items onto books. The quest accepts the table or any of several other disenchanting options as its task, so you aren't forced to build this one.^[2]

Using the table

1. Put the enchanted item in the left slot.^[2]
2. Put a book in the middle slot.^[2]
3. Take the enchantments from the right slot, where they come out in book form. This costs experience.^[2]

You can also put an enchanted book in the left slot instead of an item to split up its enchantments.^[2]

Other methods the quest lists

If the table doesn't suit your setup, the quest describes these alternatives:^[2]

• Super Factory Manager with an Anvil: drop the enchanted item and a bunch of books on a block of obsidian, then make a falling anvil land on top of them. The quest calls this one of the cheapest ways to disenchant, with no experience cost.^[2]
• The Disenchanter lets you pick one specific enchantment to move to a book. It costs experience.^[2]
• The Enchantment Extractor is the quest's recommendation for automated disenchanting. It can also turn the enchantments into Essence instead.^[2]
• The Apothic Enchanting tomes are used in an anvil. The Tome of Scrapping extracts half of the enchantments and destroys the item, and the Tome of Superior Scrapping extracts all of them and destroys the item. The Tome of Extraction extracts all of them and keeps the item.^[2]
• The Lens of Disenchanting goes into an Atomic Reconstructor and separates a single enchantment from the item onto a book.^[2]
• The Book Of Disenchantment can strip enchantments through a Grave Soul, but the quest warns that it slightly corrupts the grave.^[2]
• The Purifier and Blook use Blood to extract enchantments onto a Blook.^[2]

In the quest book sources for this pack, the Dis-Enchanting Table appears in one quest, in the "Tips and Tricks" chapter.^[2]

Disenchanting Methods

The quest is "Disenchanting Methods" quest. It is a roundup of the ways to move enchantments from an item onto a book. Its task accepts any one of several items, so you don't have to use the table to complete it. The list includes the Dis-Enchanting Table, the Disenchanter, Anvil, the Enchantment Extractor and the Apothic Enchanting tomes.^[2]

What the quest says about the table

• Put an Enchanted Item in the left slot and a Book in the middle slot. The enchantments then come out in book form in the right slot.^[2]
• It costs Experience.^[2]
• You can use Enchanted Books instead of the item to split up that book's enchantments.^[2]

Other methods the quest compares it to

The quest describes a cheap Super Factory Manager setup. You drop an enchanted item and some books on a block of Obsidian, then let a falling Anvil land on them, with no Experience cost. It also describes the Draconic Evolution Disenchanter, which lets you choose a specific enchantment and costs Experience.^[2]

For automation, the quest recommends the Industrial Foregoing Enchantment Extractor. It also mentions the EvilCraft Purifier with a Blook, which uses Blood, and the Apothic Enchanting tomes, which work in an anvil. The Tome of Extraction pulls all enchantments and keeps the item. The quest also lists the Corail Tombstone Book of Disenchantment and the Actually Additions Lens of Disenchanting.^[2]

Dis-Enchanting Table has been in All the Mods 10 for a long time. It was already included by version 2.25 or earlier, and the current pack, 8.1, ships version 5.0.2 of the mod.^[3]

Pack releases that changed the mod

• All the Mods 10 2.43: Dis-Enchanting Table was updated from 3.1.0 to 4.0.2.^[5]
• All the Mods 10 3.2: Dis-Enchanting Table was updated from 4.0.2 to 5.0.2.^[6]

Version 5.0.2 is still the one you get in 8.1, so the mod hasn't changed since the 3.2 update.^[3][6]

Unverified What actually changed inside the mod between 3.1.0, 4.0.2 and 5.0.2 (new features, fixes, recipe or balance changes) is unverified. No changelogs for the shipped jars were available, so check the mod's own release notes before relying on any specific change.