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Infusion Table FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

What does the Infusion Table Mod do?
It lets you rip an enchantment from an item into a book. The enchanted item is destroyed in the process.
How do I use the Infusion Table?
Craft and place the Infusion Table, put a book on it, then put the enchanted item you want the enchantment taken off on it. Use Flint and Steel on it to start the process, and the item will vanish.
How do I craft the Infusion Table?
The mod's project page shows a crafting recipe image for the Infusion Table, and the wiki lists it under Recipes. The exact ingredients are not stated in text.
What happens to the enchanted item after using the Infusion Table?
The enchanted item vanishes once the process is done. The enchantment ends up in the book.
What do I need to activate the Infusion Table?
You use Flint and Steel on the table after placing a book and an enchanted item on it.
Which Minecraft versions does the Infusion Table Mod support?
The Modrinth project page lists 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 and 26.3.
Which mod loaders does the Infusion Table Mod work with?
It is listed for Fabric, Forge, NeoForge and Quilt. The project page also shows a Fabric API badge.
Is the Infusion Table the same as the Better End Infusion Table?
No. This mod's Infusion Table is its own block for moving enchantments from an item into a book, and the facts here do not cover Better End.
Is the Infusion Table the same as the Mystical Agriculture Infusion Table?
No. This mod's Infusion Table is a separate block used to rip enchantments from items into books, and the facts here do not cover Mystical Agriculture.
Is the Infusion Table the same as the Vault Hunters catalyst Infusion Table?
No. This mod's Infusion Table is its own block for extracting enchantments into books, and the facts here do not cover Vault Hunters.