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	\| {{SoundLine		\| {{SoundLine
	\|sound =Grindstone use1.ogg		\|sound=Grindstone use1.ogg
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	\|sound3=Grindstone use3.ogg		\|sound3=Grindstone use3.ogg
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	\|description=When a grindstone is used		\|description=When a grindstone is used
	\|id=block.grindstone.use		\|id=block.grindstone.use
			\|idnote=<ref group="sound">{{bug\|MC-312315}}</ref>
	\|translationkey=subtitles.block.grindstone.use		\|translationkey=subtitles.block.grindstone.use
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	\| distance = 16		\|distance=16
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	\|sound3=Grindstone use3.ogg		\|sound3=Grindstone use3.ogg
	\|subtitle=Grindstone used		\|subtitle=Grindstone used{{until\|java 26.4}}
	\|source=block		\|source=block
	\|description=When a grindstone is used		\|description=When a grindstone is used

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	\|image=Grindstone.png		\|image=Grindstone.png
	\|invimage=Grindstone		\|invimage=Grindstone
	\| description = Remove enchantments		\|description = Remove enchantments
	\|transparent=Yes		\|transparent=Yes
	\|light=No		\|light=No

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			\| description = Remove enchantments
	\|transparent=Yes		\|transparent=Yes
	\|light=No		\|light=No

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	It resets the [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Prior_work_penalty\|prior work penalty]] (i.e. the repair cost) for items.		It resets the [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Prior_work_penalty\|prior work penalty]] (i.e. the repair cost) for items.

	When one [[Minecraft:enchanted]] item is placed in either input slot, a disenchanted copy of the item appears in the output slot. The output item has the same durability for a piece of armor or a tool. If an [[Minecraft:enchanted book]] is placed in the input, a normal [[Minecraft:book]] appears in the output. Removing the item from the output slot deletes the input item and causes the grindstone to drop some [[Minecraft:experience]]~~. If the input item has a custom name, given by [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Renaming\|renaming]] it, the output item will adopt the name~~.		When one [[Minecraft:enchanted]] item is placed in either input slot, a disenchanted copy of the item appears in the output slot. The output item has the same durability for a piece of armor or a tool. If an [[Minecraft:enchanted book]] is placed in the input, a normal [[Minecraft:book]] appears in the output. Removing the item from the output slot deletes the input item and causes the grindstone to drop some [[Minecraft:experience]].

	Placing two [[Minecraft:tool]]s or pieces of [[Minecraft:armor]] (enchanted or not) of the same type in the input slots causes a non-enchanted item of the same type to appear in the output slot. The output item has the same durability as what the player would get from using the [[Minecraft:item repair]] crafting recipe if the 2 input items were unenchanted. This means the output durability is the sum of the durabilities of the two input items, plus 5% of the maximum durability of the output item (rounded down), capped so it does not exceed the maximum durability of the output item. Both input items are deleted in this process of disenchanting them and repairing them. If either input item was enchanted, then removing the output item drops some [[Minecraft:experience]]. The output item has the same [[Minecraft:armor trim]] (if any) and name (if any) as the input item in the top slot.		Placing two [[Minecraft:tool]]s or pieces of [[Minecraft:armor]] (enchanted or not) of the same type in the input slots causes a non-enchanted item of the same type to appear in the output slot. The output item has the same durability as what the player would get from using the [[Minecraft:item repair]] crafting recipe if the 2 input items were unenchanted. This means the output durability is the sum of the durabilities of the two input items, plus 5% of the maximum durability of the output item (rounded down), capped so it does not exceed the maximum durability of the output item. Both input items are deleted in this process of disenchanting them and repairing them. If either input item was enchanted, then removing the output item drops some [[Minecraft:experience]]. The output item has the same [[Minecraft:armor trim]] (if any) and name (if any) as the input item in the top slot.
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	Disenchanting an item in the grindstone does not remove [[Minecraft:Enchantment#Curse\|curse enchantments]] or an item's custom name.		Disenchanting an item in the grindstone does not remove [[Minecraft:Enchantment#Curse\|curse enchantments]] or an item's custom name.

	~~If the action is~~ not ~~applicable (e.g~~. only ~~one non-enchanted item,~~ or ~~the two inputs are different~~ items~~), the arrow displays a red cross like that of an [[Minecraft:anvil]] and~~ no ~~item appears in the output slot. If an item only has curses, and has a~~ prior work ~~pentalty, it can~~ be placed ~~in the grindstone to reset the prior work pentalty. If it has no prior work pentalty, the arrow~~ will have a red cross~~.{{needs testing\|This needs tested~~ in ~~JE since I only tested it in BE~~.}}		Unenchantable items can not be placed in a grindstone. Unenchanted items{{only\|je}} or items with no prior work penalty{{only\|be}} placed inside will have a red cross over the arrow and no item in the output slot.

	The amount of experience dropped by the grindstone is a uniformly distributed pseudorandom number between 50% and 100% (rounded up) of all the non-curse enchantments' minimum [[Minecraft:Enchanting/Levels\|modified enchantment levels]] combined. For example, Sharpness V on average gives 35 XP, because that is 75% of 45. The following table shows the ranges of possible obtained XP from each enchantment and level.		The amount of experience dropped by the grindstone is a uniformly distributed pseudorandom number between 50% and 100% (rounded up) of all the non-curse enchantments' minimum [[Minecraft:Enchanting/Levels\|modified enchantment levels]] combined. For example, Sharpness V on average gives 35 XP, because that is 75% of 45. The following table shows the ranges of possible obtained XP from each enchantment and level.

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	When {{control\|used}}, an interface is displayed with two input slots and one output slot.		When {{control\|used}}, an interface is displayed with two input slots and one output slot.

	It resets the [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics\|repair cost]] for items.		It resets the [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Prior_work_penalty\|prior work penalty]] (i.e. the repair cost) for items.

	When one [[Minecraft:enchanted]] item is placed in either input slot, a disenchanted copy of the item appears in the output slot. The output item has the same durability for a piece of armor or a tool. If an [[Minecraft:enchanted book]] is placed in the input, a normal [[Minecraft:book]] appears in the output. Removing the item from the output slot deletes the input item and causes the grindstone to drop some [[Minecraft:experience]]. If the input item has a custom name, given by [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Renaming\|renaming]] it, the output item will adopt the name.		When one [[Minecraft:enchanted]] item is placed in either input slot, a disenchanted copy of the item appears in the output slot. The output item has the same durability for a piece of armor or a tool. If an [[Minecraft:enchanted book]] is placed in the input, a normal [[Minecraft:book]] appears in the output. Removing the item from the output slot deletes the input item and causes the grindstone to drop some [[Minecraft:experience]]. If the input item has a custom name, given by [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Renaming\|renaming]] it, the output item will adopt the name.
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	Placing two [[Minecraft:tool]]s or pieces of [[Minecraft:armor]] (enchanted or not) of the same type in the input slots causes a non-enchanted item of the same type to appear in the output slot. The output item has the same durability as what the player would get from using the [[Minecraft:item repair]] crafting recipe if the 2 input items were unenchanted. This means the output durability is the sum of the durabilities of the two input items, plus 5% of the maximum durability of the output item (rounded down), capped so it does not exceed the maximum durability of the output item. Both input items are deleted in this process of disenchanting them and repairing them. If either input item was enchanted, then removing the output item drops some [[Minecraft:experience]]. The output item has the same [[Minecraft:armor trim]] (if any) and name (if any) as the input item in the top slot.		Placing two [[Minecraft:tool]]s or pieces of [[Minecraft:armor]] (enchanted or not) of the same type in the input slots causes a non-enchanted item of the same type to appear in the output slot. The output item has the same durability as what the player would get from using the [[Minecraft:item repair]] crafting recipe if the 2 input items were unenchanted. This means the output durability is the sum of the durabilities of the two input items, plus 5% of the maximum durability of the output item (rounded down), capped so it does not exceed the maximum durability of the output item. Both input items are deleted in this process of disenchanting them and repairing them. If either input item was enchanted, then removing the output item drops some [[Minecraft:experience]]. The output item has the same [[Minecraft:armor trim]] (if any) and name (if any) as the input item in the top slot.

	~~As with all non-enchanted items, the output item has no [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Anvil uses\|prior work penalty]], even if it is cursed.~~ Disenchanting an item in the grindstone does not remove [[Minecraft:Enchantment#Curse\|curse enchantments]] or an item's custom name.		Disenchanting an item in the grindstone does not remove [[Minecraft:Enchantment#Curse\|curse enchantments]] or an item's custom name.

	If the action is not applicable (e.g. only one non-enchanted item, or the two inputs are different items), the arrow displays a red cross like that of an [[Minecraft:anvil]] and no item appears in the output slot.		If the action is not applicable (e.g. only one non-enchanted item, or the two inputs are different items), the arrow displays a red cross like that of an [[Minecraft:anvil]] and no item appears in the output slot. If an item only has curses, and has a prior work pentalty, it can be placed in the grindstone to reset the prior work pentalty. If it has no prior work pentalty, the arrow will have a red cross.{{needs testing\|This needs tested in JE since I only tested it in BE.}}

	The amount of experience dropped by the grindstone is a uniformly distributed pseudorandom number between 50% and 100% (rounded up) of all the non-curse enchantments' minimum [[Minecraft:Enchanting/Levels\|modified enchantment levels]] combined. For example, Sharpness V on average gives 35 XP, because that is 75% of 45. The following table shows the ranges of possible obtained XP from each enchantment and level.		The amount of experience dropped by the grindstone is a uniformly distributed pseudorandom number between 50% and 100% (rounded up) of all the non-curse enchantments' minimum [[Minecraft:Enchanting/Levels\|modified enchantment levels]] combined. For example, Sharpness V on average gives 35 XP, because that is 75% of 45. The following table shows the ranges of possible obtained XP from each enchantment and level.

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	A '''grindstone''' is a [[Minecraft:block]] used to remove all [[Minecraft:enchantment]]s (except for [[Minecraft:~~curse~~#~~Enchantments~~\|~~curse~~]]s) from [[Minecraft:item]]s, refunding some [[Minecraft:experience orb]]s. Additionally, it can repair [[Minecraft:tool]]s, [[Minecraft:weapon]]s, and [[Minecraft:armor]]. It also serves as a [[Minecraft:weaponsmith]]'s [[Minecraft:job site block]].		A '''grindstone''' is a [[Minecraft:block]] used to remove all [[Minecraft:enchantment]]s, except for [[Minecraft:Enchantment#Curse\|curses]], from [[Minecraft:item]]s, refunding some [[Minecraft:experience orb]]s. Additionally, it can repair [[Minecraft:tool]]s, [[Minecraft:weapon]]s, and [[Minecraft:armor]]. It also serves as a [[Minecraft:weaponsmith]]'s [[Minecraft:job site block]].

	== Obtaining ==		== Obtaining ==
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	Placing two [[Minecraft:tool]]s or pieces of [[Minecraft:armor]] (enchanted or not) of the same type in the input slots causes a non-enchanted item of the same type to appear in the output slot. The output item has the same durability as what the player would get from using the [[Minecraft:item repair]] crafting recipe if the 2 input items were unenchanted. This means the output durability is the sum of the durabilities of the two input items, plus 5% of the maximum durability of the output item (rounded down), capped so it does not exceed the maximum durability of the output item. Both input items are deleted in this process of disenchanting them and repairing them. If either input item was enchanted, then removing the output item drops some [[Minecraft:experience]]. The output item has the same [[Minecraft:armor trim]] (if any) and name (if any) as the input item in the top slot.		Placing two [[Minecraft:tool]]s or pieces of [[Minecraft:armor]] (enchanted or not) of the same type in the input slots causes a non-enchanted item of the same type to appear in the output slot. The output item has the same durability as what the player would get from using the [[Minecraft:item repair]] crafting recipe if the 2 input items were unenchanted. This means the output durability is the sum of the durabilities of the two input items, plus 5% of the maximum durability of the output item (rounded down), capped so it does not exceed the maximum durability of the output item. Both input items are deleted in this process of disenchanting them and repairing them. If either input item was enchanted, then removing the output item drops some [[Minecraft:experience]]. The output item has the same [[Minecraft:armor trim]] (if any) and name (if any) as the input item in the top slot.

	As with all non-enchanted items, the output item has no [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Anvil uses\|prior work penalty]], even if it is cursed. Disenchanting an item in the grindstone ~~cannot~~ remove a [[Minecraft:curse]]~~, and cannot remove~~ an item's custom name.		As with all non-enchanted items, the output item has no [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Anvil uses\|prior work penalty]], even if it is cursed. Disenchanting an item in the grindstone does not remove [[Minecraft:Enchantment#Curse\|curse enchantments]] or an item's custom name.

	If the action is not applicable (e.g. only one non-enchanted item, or the two inputs are different items), the arrow displays a red cross like that of an [[Minecraft:anvil]] and no item appears in the output slot.		If the action is not applicable (e.g. only one non-enchanted item, or the two inputs are different items), the arrow displays a red cross like that of an [[Minecraft:anvil]] and no item appears in the output slot.

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	=== Screenshots ===		=== Screenshots ===
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:PlacedGrindstones.png\|Grindstones on a wall, floor and ceiling.		File:PlacedGrindstones.png\|Grindstones on a wall, floor, and ceiling
	File:Grindstone at blacksmith.png\|A grindstone at a blacksmith.		File:Grindstone at blacksmith.png\|A grindstone at a blacksmith
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	When {{control\|used}}, an interface is displayed with two input slots and one output slot.		When {{control\|used}}, an interface is displayed with two input slots and one output slot.

	It resets the [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics\|repair cost]] for items.		It resets the [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Prior_work_penalty\|prior work penalty]] (i.e. the repair cost) for items.

	When one [[Minecraft:enchanted]] item is placed in either input slot, a disenchanted copy of the item appears in the output slot. The output item has the same durability for a piece of armor or a tool. If an [[Minecraft:enchanted book]] is placed in the input, a normal [[Minecraft:book]] appears in the output. Removing the item from the output slot deletes the input item and causes the grindstone to drop some [[Minecraft:experience]]. If the input item has a custom name, given by [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Renaming\|renaming]] it, the output item will adopt the name.		When one [[Minecraft:enchanted]] item is placed in either input slot, a disenchanted copy of the item appears in the output slot. The output item has the same durability for a piece of armor or a tool. If an [[Minecraft:enchanted book]] is placed in the input, a normal [[Minecraft:book]] appears in the output. Removing the item from the output slot deletes the input item and causes the grindstone to drop some [[Minecraft:experience]]. If the input item has a custom name, given by [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Renaming\|renaming]] it, the output item will adopt the name.
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	Placing two [[Minecraft:tool]]s or pieces of [[Minecraft:armor]] (enchanted or not) of the same type in the input slots causes a non-enchanted item of the same type to appear in the output slot. The output item has the same durability as what the player would get from using the [[Minecraft:item repair]] crafting recipe if the 2 input items were unenchanted. This means the output durability is the sum of the durabilities of the two input items, plus 5% of the maximum durability of the output item (rounded down), capped so it does not exceed the maximum durability of the output item. Both input items are deleted in this process of disenchanting them and repairing them. If either input item was enchanted, then removing the output item drops some [[Minecraft:experience]]. The output item has the same [[Minecraft:armor trim]] (if any) and name (if any) as the input item in the top slot.		Placing two [[Minecraft:tool]]s or pieces of [[Minecraft:armor]] (enchanted or not) of the same type in the input slots causes a non-enchanted item of the same type to appear in the output slot. The output item has the same durability as what the player would get from using the [[Minecraft:item repair]] crafting recipe if the 2 input items were unenchanted. This means the output durability is the sum of the durabilities of the two input items, plus 5% of the maximum durability of the output item (rounded down), capped so it does not exceed the maximum durability of the output item. Both input items are deleted in this process of disenchanting them and repairing them. If either input item was enchanted, then removing the output item drops some [[Minecraft:experience]]. The output item has the same [[Minecraft:armor trim]] (if any) and name (if any) as the input item in the top slot.

	~~As with all non-enchanted items, the output item has no [[Minecraft:Anvil mechanics#Anvil uses\|prior work penalty]], even if it is cursed.~~ Disenchanting an item in the grindstone does not remove [[Minecraft:Enchantment#Curse\|curse enchantments]] or an item's custom name.		Disenchanting an item in the grindstone does not remove [[Minecraft:Enchantment#Curse\|curse enchantments]] or an item's custom name.

	If the action is not applicable (e.g. only one non-enchanted item, or the two inputs are different items), the arrow displays a red cross like that of an [[Minecraft:anvil]] and no item appears in the output slot.		If the action is not applicable (e.g. only one non-enchanted item, or the two inputs are different items), the arrow displays a red cross like that of an [[Minecraft:anvil]] and no item appears in the output slot. If an item only has curses, and has a prior work pentalty, it can be placed in the grindstone to reset the prior work pentalty. If it has no prior work pentalty, the arrow will have a red cross.{{needs testing\|This needs tested in JE since I only tested it in BE.}}

	The amount of experience dropped by the grindstone is a uniformly distributed pseudorandom number between 50% and 100% (rounded up) of all the non-curse enchantments' minimum [[Minecraft:Enchanting/Levels\|modified enchantment levels]] combined. For example, Sharpness V on average gives 35 XP, because that is 75% of 45. The following table shows the ranges of possible obtained XP from each enchantment and level.		The amount of experience dropped by the grindstone is a uniformly distributed pseudorandom number between 50% and 100% (rounded up) of all the non-curse enchantments' minimum [[Minecraft:Enchanting/Levels\|modified enchantment levels]] combined. For example, Sharpness V on average gives 35 XP, because that is 75% of 45. The following table shows the ranges of possible obtained XP from each enchantment and level.