Enchanting station
An enchanting table with all 15 bookshelves it can use, plus an anvil, grindstone and crafting table within a step. Small enough to drop next to any XP farm.
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3D model and layer plan
How it works
- The table sits in the middle of a 5×5 ring with an air gap all round it, and 15 bookshelves fill the ring. Fifteen is the most the table counts, so its third slot can offer a level 30 enchantment.
- The 16th ring cell is left empty as the way in.
- The anvil, grindstone and crafting table stand in a row on the walkway beside it, so combining books, clearing a bad roll and making the next tool happen in one spot.
Building it
Positions are counted from the corner of the schematic (x, y, z as Litematica shows them for the file).
- Build it on flat ground. Any stone works in place of the cobblestone floor: Emma uses stone, deepslate, andesite, diorite, granite, dirt or grass when she has no cobblestone.
- Keep the air gap between the table and the shelves clear. A torch or carpet in it stops that shelf from counting.
- Walk in through the gap at x 2, z 0. The table is at x 2, y 1, z 2.
Emma's results
- Emma rolled a Silk Touch diamond pickaxe from the level 30 slot on her first try (it also came with Unbreaking III).
- She got a Flame book from the table in 49 seconds.
- Sharpness V can't come from the table (its top level is out of the table's range), so she combined two Sharpness IV swords on the anvil instead: done in 18 seconds, books the same way.
From our test server runs on Minecraft 26.1.2.