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Spare PartsA block of lead so huge you don't even want to think about how heavy it is.

A practical guide to what matters across CDDA’s scavenging, crafting, equipment, and specialist systems.
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A block of lead so huge you don't even want to think about how heavy it is.
A single enormous brick of plastic, big enough for you to curl up inside if it were hollow.
A monolithic block of low carbon steel.
An absolutely massive block of pure zinc. Bet you didn't expect that - nobody expects zinc.
A hardy and durable piece of epoxy. You could potentially craft items with it.
This roughly hexagonal frame and associated bodywork looks like it was constructed as a single piece. The fitting holes and attachments are extremely durable, despite showing signs of heavy wear and repair. The structure is versatile, and could probably be engineered to serve a number of different heavy combat roles.
This small, roughly hexagonal frame and associated bodywork looks like it was constructed as a single piece. The fitting holes and attachments are extremely durable, despite showing signs of heavy wear and repair. The structure is versatile, and could probably be engineered to serve a number of different heavy combat roles.
A large device consisting mainly of a tube of copper wire surrounding a large copper tube filled with high explosives. When detonated properly, the explosives allow the device to produce large amounts of electrical energy in a very short time.
A collection of mismatched pipes, wires, and a central device that looks like an exotic micro controller. Almost looks like it could be used for some form of central cooling.
A strip of broad, flat cotton, 42 inches in length, with a metal adjustment buckle threaded in the center. Normally used as a shoulder strap for bags, its ends are usually sown about a corresponding container's D-rings.
A small bolt of garishly-colored faux fur, roughly six inches square. Can be made into patchwork faux fur sheets or used to repair faux fur fabric.
A 12-inch by 24-inch sheet of colorful faux fur, suitable for making clothing.
A feather from a bird. Useful for fletching arrows.
A slurry of flexibility.
A 12-inch by 24-inch sheet of felt, suitable for making clothing.
A foil-wrapped batt of fibrous insulation; fire- and moisture-resistant, it's used for hot appliances like dishwashers and ovens.
A medium, flatish, heavy rock, big enough and flat enough to be used as a block in field stone walls.
A reinforced brick designed to withstand intense heat.
A slurry of transformation.
A rock the size of a baseball which chips in a semi-predictable way if struck, leaving a sharp edge. Makes a decent melee weapon, and is also good for throwing at enemies.
A chunk of flint, the kind of rock that can make sparks if stuck against high-carbon steel. It also chips in a semi-predictable way if struck, leaving a sharp edge.
A slurry of simplicity.
A complete shed snakeskin of tremendous size. Whatever left it must be getting even bigger. You should not be, or return to, wherever you found this.
A handful of greatly oversized scales from a snake. This is a troubling find for a few reasons. There's the size, obviously, but also the unusual hardness in spite of the obvious decay, and the fact that snakes don't shed individual scales like this.
A high-quality crystal glass prism for separating and redirecting light.
A cylindrical heating device designed to be screwed in to a diesel engine to aid starting in cold weather.
A soft, shiny metal. Before the apocalypse this would've been worth a small fortune, but now its value is greatly diminished.
A system that can operate most conventional weapons.
A heavy half-meter length of railroad track with a smooth top, liberated from a now-defunct rail line. Could be used as a makeshift anvil, especially with some modifications, or as spare steel.
An armor plate made of very thick steel, specifically engineered for use in a bullet-resistant vest.
A heating element, like the ones used in hotplates or kettles. Consists of nichrome wire surrounded by electrical insulator and placed inside a steel casing.
A section of steel pipe with very thick walls built to contain very high pressure, probably intended to be a part of industrial equipment.
A short section of thick-walled pipe with a valve integrated into it, allowing an operator to regulate the flow of gas or liquid through it.
A durable steel rack, the sort you might find in an oven or on a barbecue.
A complex mechanical pump capable of achieving high pressures. Far beyond anything you could reasonably improvise.
A high-quality glass lens, useful for focusing or diffusing light. Might be useful for starting a fire.
A bone from a human being. Could be used to make some stuff, if you're feeling sufficiently ghoulish.
A slurry of purity.
A module that continuously runs image recognition algorithms to differentiate friend from foe.
A complex mechanical fuze. It seems it can be used to detonate stable explosives upon a solid impact.
A bulky and very powerful compressor which can produce very high pressure if fitted to a pipe. Much more powerful than whatever you'd find in common household appliances.
An essential component of any gas mask, this is a small one-way valve that allows purified air to pass from a gas respirator's filter element to the mask's interior, delivering safe, breathable air to one's lungs.
This device looks electronic, but is unfamiliar. It is a series of tightly fitted coppery-looking rings, set concentrically. Wires run from each ring to an axis in the middle.
This device looks electronic, but is unfamiliar. It is a series of tightly fitted coppery-looking nuts, set concentrically. Wires run from each nut to an axis in the middle.
A slurry of stability.