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Wood Splinters


Wood Splinters
Wood Splinters
Class Junk
Weight 0.2
Made With 1x Log
Crafting Skill None
Crafting See How to Craft
Location Containers
Spawn ID /additem Base.Splinters

Wood Splinters are the small chips left over from chopping wood. The game files them as junk, but they are a useful bit of kindling.

Splinters work as tinder and as fuel. They catch easily, so they help light a campfire or stove. Each handful burns for about eight minutes.

Every log or large branch chopped into firewood leaves some splinters behind. Log piles hold them often as well.

How to Get Wood Splinters


The Chop Log Into Firewood recipe splits one Log into six Firewood and one Wood Splinters. The Chop Large Branch Into Firewood recipe splits one Large Branch into four Firewood and one Wood Splinters. Both need an axe or another tree chopping tool, which is kept. Neither asks for a skill.

How to Craft Wood Splinters


Each recipe that makes Wood Splinters is listed with its materials and the tools it keeps.

Chop Log Into Firewood

The Chop Log Into Firewood recipe makes Wood Splinters. It needs no skill level.

Name Image Amount Kept Spawn ID
Log Log 1x No /additem Base.Log
Axe Axe 1x Yes /additem Base.Axe_Old

Chop Large Branch Into Firewood

The Chop Large Branch Into Firewood recipe makes Wood Splinters. It needs no skill level.

Name Image Amount Kept Spawn ID
Large Branch Large Branch 1x No /additem Base.LargeBranch
Axe Axe 1x Yes /additem Base.Axe_Old

Locations


Log piles in any building hold splinters almost one time in two. Bins in fire station garages and storage rooms hold them about one time in five. Derelict buildings and the derelict steel factory turn them up only rarely.

The places where it spawns, with the rough chance per container. Each tab shows one kind of place.

Location Container Chance
Any building Log pile 47.1%
Fire station garage Bin 22.9%
Location Container Chance
Fire station storage Bin 22.9%
Derelict Other 3.1%
Derelict steel factory Other 3.1%

Notes


  • Splinters act as tinder, so they help start a fire.
  • Chopping firewood gives a steady supply.
  • Log piles are the easiest place to collect them.


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