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Laser Cutter (Below Zero)

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The Laser Cutter is a vital tool in Subnautica: Below Zero used to cut through titanium doors, supply crates, and ice bubbles. It is crafted at the Fabricator using fragments found in various Arctic locations.

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Laser Cutter (Below Zero)

Laser Cutter (BZ)

Overview

FeatureDetails
CategoryTools
DescriptionCutting device suitable for penetrating standard titanium doors.
Build Time3 seconds
Size1
Debug IDlasercutter
Power UsageDrains 17% of a normal battery per sealed door cut. Can cut approximately 5-6 doors per charge.

Description

The laser cutter has many uses-- most of them laser-cutting. Use to open sealed doors and storage containers, and cut through ice bubbles, for an additional source of oxygen. ― PDA.

The Laser Cutter is a tool crafted at the Fabricator. Its primary function is opening sealed doors, sealed Supply Crates, sealed Ice Bubbles, and sealed Ice holes. When equipped, it emits light in a five-meter radius from the player.

Databank Entry

Laser Cutter Ency

The ultra high frequency laser cutter is tuned specifically to cut through titanium and plasteel based materials at a thickness of up to 10cm. This makes it an essential tool for construction, salvage and rescue operations, but ineffective on natural obstacles.

"The Alterra Laser Cutter: Who called the locksmith?"

Source: Scan Laser Cutter fragments

Crafting

Recipe

The blueprint for this item is unlocked by scanning Fragments or Sea Monkey Nests located in the Arctic Kelp Caves. It is crafted in the Fabricator.

Fragments

Laser Cutter Fragment (BZ)

ItemLocation
Laser Cutter FragmentSea Monkey Nests, Arctic Kelp Caves, Koppa Mining Site, Phi Robotics Center, Twisty Bridges, Mercury II's Stern

Debug ID: lasercutterfragment

Story Spoiler: Found in Mercury II's Stern.

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