How to repair weapons & tools in Palworld

❘ Updated: 2024-02-27T03:42:58

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Palworld tamers have a big variety of tools and weapons at their disposal, but can they repair them when they brake? Here’s everything you need to know on how to repair weapons in Palworld.

Palworld is still going strong, with many players exploring the Palpagos Islands in search of unique creatures, useful resources, and bosses to defeat. The survival title lets players explore a huge map in search of more than 100 Pals, but also invites them to engage in firefights with many different characters.

That’s why you’ll always want to have the most powerful weapons at your disposal in case hell breaks loose. And if your arsenal gets damaged over time, you might be in big trouble. The same goes for armor and tools, as there are many different resources you’ll need to progress in your adventure.

So, if you’re looking to repair your weapons, tools, and armor instead of discarding them, we’ve got you covered with everything you need to know.

How to repair broken equipment in Palworld

To repair weapons, tools, and armor in Palworld, you simply need to build a Repair Bench on your base with 10 Wood and 10 Stone. You can unlock the utility very early in the game, as it’s part of the second level of Technology unlocks.

Players can unlock the Repair Bench early in their adventure.

After you build the Repair Bench, simply interact with it to see all the tools, weapons, and armor pieces in your inventory. Once you select one, it’ll show you what materials you need to repair it. It’s worth noting that each piece of equipment requires a fixed amount of resources to be repaired, no matter the use they have. So it might be best to wait until they break to repair them with the bench.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you:

Unlock the Repair Bench in the Technology Tree at level 2.
Build the Repair Bench on your base.
Interact with it to open the repair menu.
Select the weapon, tool, or piece of armor you want to repair and click the ‘Repair’ button.

And that’s it! You’re now ready to get back on the road with your equipment. If you’re looking for more Palworld content, check some of our other articles below: