sensor assembly
Spare PartsA carved sphere embedded with small black glass screens. It's probably a sensor of some kind.

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A carved sphere embedded with small black glass screens. It's probably a sensor of some kind.
A loose assortment of very thick-walled steel pipe fittings - end caps, pipe junctions, and similar items. Probably intended to be a part of industrial equipment.
A set of omni wheels, like the ones found under a police bot.
A small box with a jumbled assortment of clamps for mounting on ring stands. There seems to be some sort of rule that all of them are missing at least one wing nut for tightening; twist ties, duct tape, and other random stuff has been used to compensate.
A set of rotors able to lift a small drone.
A set of small tank treads, like the ones used by the "Beagle" mini-tank.
A set of big pointy legs, like the ones found under a tripod.
A set of tiny, pointy legs, like the ones found under a skitterbot.
The molted dermis of an adult snake. This one is in one piece. You can even see the individual eyes.
A small length of shed snakeskin. It's thin and translucent but still bears the distinct pattern of scales.
A short zipper made from plastic, usually found on footwear or clothing pockets.
A 6-inch (or about 15 cm) long piece of cotton string.
A sturdy 6-foot (or about 180 cm) long vine. Wear it over a shoulder and tie items to it as a temporary carrying solution.
A soft, shiny metal. Before the Cataclysm it was worth quite a bit, but its value is now greatly diminished.
A simple cranking mechanism, consisting of a bent metal arm attached at a right angle to a rotating shaft. It can be used to convert circular motion into reciprocating motion, or vice versa, by means of muscle power.
A tough sinew cut from a corpse, usable as thread.
The beginnings of a small gas or diesel engine. It's not good for much of anything on its own.
A small glass tube. Small, tube-shaped, and made of glass.
A small, high-quality glass lens, useful for focusing or diffusing light. Might be useful for crafting.
A small backlit screen, used for displaying images. Useful in some electronics recipes.
A small lock, with its key still inserted.
A rather small steel vessel with thick walls designed to contain high pressure. Quite heavy for its size.
A length of track, made from some planks and rails.
The wiring and general shape suggest to you that this is a tiny computer, or at least some sort of electronic device, but what it is and what role it serves is lost on you. It's small enough to fit into your palm.
A slurry of steadfastness.
A compacted mass of soil and natural fibers, still too wet to build with. Load it onto a pallet and leave it to dry.
A pile of loosely-packed, slightly damp loamy soil. This mixture of sand, silt and clay is ideal for growing plants.
A small electronic device that can convert solar radiation into electric power. This one is a common, inexpensive type made of polycrystalline silicon.
A bumper-mounted rig for attaching and storing a spare tire on the back of a vehicle. Combine it with a wheel to get a mountable piece.
This is a small metallic cube of inscrutable construction. You think it might feel slightly lighter when compared to the fresh ones.
A primer from a large-caliber pistol round. It has been fired, and must be cleaned and reloaded to use again.
A primer from a large-caliber rifle round. It has been fired, and must be cleaned and reloaded to use again.
A primer from a shotgun shell. It has been fired, and must be cleaned and reloaded to use again.
A primer from a small-caliber pistol round. It has been fired, and must be cleaned and reloaded to use again.
A primer from a small-caliber rifle round. It has been fired, and must be cleaned and reloaded to use again.
A slurry of sustainability.
A large and slightly misshapen metal spike, could do some damage mounted on a vehicle.
A large, heavy-duty spring. Expands with significant force when compressed.
A steel buckle, like the kind usually found on belts.
A heavy steel chain. Useful as a weapon, or for crafting. It has a chance to wrap around your target, allowing for a bonus unarmed attack.
A 6-inch square piece of finely-woven steel wire, useful for dryer lint traps and reusable coffee filter baskets. You could put this on a window to keep mosquitoes and other bugs out if it was larger, but chain link fencing will do these days.
A steel armor plate, specifically engineered for use in a bullet-resistant vest.
A steel snap fastener, usually found on clothing.