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Repair Tool

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The Repair Tool is a battery-powered device used to fix damaged vehicles, base modules, and wreck doors in Subnautica 2.

Also known as:Repair
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CategoryTools
SourceCrafting
Fragments Required2
DescriptionCombination scanner and portable fabricator. Repair vehicles, bases, and systems.

"The dual-mode repair tool combines plasma arc welding and fabricator assist to handle bulk or precision repairs. Though optimized for dry welds, it performs acceptably when wet." — PDA upon first creation

The Repair Tool is a battery-powered tool used to repair mechanical objects.

Recipe

The blueprint for the Repair Tool can be unlocked by scanning 2 fragments. The locations of fragments can be found in the Fragments section below.

IngredientQuantity
Titanium Ingot1
Wiring Kit1
Basic Battery1
Sulfur1

Crafted at: Fabricator

Appearance

The Repair Tool resembles a futuristic welding gun or soldering iron. Two electrical prongs stick out of the front, which glow red when the tool has been used for more than a few seconds. A white canister or foregrip is present on the underside. The battery is loaded into the side, above the grip.

![Repair Tool](Repair Tool.png)

Usage

The Repair Tool is primarily used to repair broken Vehicles, such as the Tadpole, if they have taken damage.

Additionally, the tool can be used to fix damaged Shipwreck doors in order to gain access to locked areas.

With the Repair Tool in hand, when the crosshair is pointed at an object that needs repairs, a button prompt will appear indicating the Repair Tool can be used. Holding the correct button will start mending the object. While repairing, a progress bar appears in front of the object indicating its health.

The Repair Tool requires a Basic Battery to operate.

Fragments

Two fragments are required to unlock the blueprint. Below are the known locations:

Coords & DepthDescriptionImage
-306933, 458692 @ 95mIn a Coral Dome directly above the Hot Cave Basecamp300px
-322030, 448736 @ 42mIn Quaker's Meetinghouse300px
-334717, 415049 @ 85mIn the Salvage Colonist Bunker300px
-308774, 410222 @ 55mIn the Lander Garage wreck300px
-308861, 409648 @ 60mIn the Lander Garage wreck300px
-339112, 457069 @ 90mIn the Canteen wreck, next to the Just Keep Swimming Poster300px
-359254, 431207 @ 30mIn a large Shallows wreck West of the Lifepod. Requires a Sonic Resonator300px
-339491, 407411 @ 45mIn a large wreck between the Necrolei Hills and Plateaus. Requires a Sonic Resonator300px
-301099, 428421 @ 44mDebris field SE of Lander Garage wreck300px
-269872, 432264 @ 150mInside the Tadpole Pens in the room behind the locked door300px
-291949, 446309 @ 125mOn a ledge on the South side of the Tailings Village300px
-288410, 455854 @ 104mE side of the Tailings Village in a hut300px

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Equip to quick-access toolbelt. Aim at damaged object and hold trigger. Replace battery when depleted.

Repairable targets trigger an icon in your HUD, prompting you to equip and use the repair tool. Common targets include Alterra vehicles and damaged Alterra starship or habitat components (such as doors).

BACKGROUND

The repair tool resembles an arc welder in the same way that the scanner resembles a flashlight: similar use cases, but with enormously greater sophistication and effects. The repair tool analyzes damaged systems, breaks up the damaged area with a high-temperature arc, and uses magnetohydrodynamic manipulation to guide the liberated material for fabricated repairs.

Originally invented to assist union-lifting efforts in electrical engineering, the repair tool empowers workers to take on tasks once reserved for an exclusionary elite.

"The Alterra Repair Tool: Get your fix."

In Game

![A Repair Tool being used.](repair Tool in Use..gif)

Trivia

  • Holding the button to use a Repair Tool will drain the battery, even if not actively repairing anything.

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