Salvaged Hammer Vs Sheet Metal Door

Build 904 83 the salvaged hammer is a melee weapon in experimental rust.

Salvaged hammer vs sheet metal door.

Decided to make the salvaged hammer. The salvaged hammer is the best tool for quickly melee raiding the sheet metal door taking only 28 minutes 10 seconds and 24 salvaged hammers. Early on it s a great tool before you got your base up and running. Sheet metal doors can hardly be called an upgrade.

A salvaged hammer can be used as a crude melee weapon or as a tool for harvesting resources and barrels. I found 3 sheet metal in the lighthouse and after recycling i had 300 frags enough for a door and lock but left with 50 frags. While they can t be burned down only going up to 250 health means they only take a single c4 or 4 satchel charges to get blasted down. It is a variant of the regular hammer.

They are stronger than sheet metal doors but weaker than armored doors. Regardless it is still relatively weak to explosives compared to its expensive indirect upgrade the armoured door. 50 frags and a pipe tbh is easier to get during a wipe than it is to get 450 wood and 225 stone for the basic tools. It takes about 2 3 hits for a salvaged hammer to break a barrel compared to about 4 7 hits with a rock.

3 points 4 years ago. Information accurate as of. The sheet metal door is the most common door found on bases due to its resistances to melee weapons and fire but relatively cheap cost to craft. Garage doors fill a double doorway socket.

Not a damn thing. Just like salvaged pickaxes salvaged axes radiation suits radiation pills mid tier guns the ekoa high velocity ammunition 5 different types of meat bones and a ton of other stuff. Watch me beat trees with a hammer. They are invulnerable to fire damage strong against hatchets but weaker against heavy impacts like explosives rocks maces and clubs compared to other items and building parts.

Aside from building costs it is an usefull multitool as it is very strong in combat and okay for farming any materials. It has very odd building costs making it questionable.