Auto repair?

[PuppyDerg]

Is there an auto repair setup or a machine that does this? If so, where could I find it?

[NoNwarrior]

There is no way to auto repair(as far as I know) you can buy spanners or toobags in shops(there is some where the starting drill and harvester is) These can be used to repair items like drills

[aerinyes]

you can set up a logic system to automatically repair. You start with a Logic Durability Scanner, and then you get a Logic Spanner Hurler. The durability scanner...scans for durability. The spanner hurler hurls spanners. This fixes the thing that gets hit by the spanner.

[Keramane]

What aerinyes said, but they need to be manually filled with spanners periodically.

[Fridge Lord]

         |       ---        Equals compare   ---   Lever set to off (outputs 0)
         |                         |
         |                 Durability Reader
         |                         v
         |                 (side of filter)
Spanner Hurler     >       (front of filter)
 

When the filter durability = 0, the spanner hurler will use a repair on the filter. Must place it facing the filter's front. Durability reader can go to the side.

[Willa Grey]

Originally posted by Fridge Lord:

         |       ---        Equals compare   ---   Lever set to off (outputs 0)
         |                         |
         |                 Durability Reader
         |                         v
         |                 (side of filter)
Spanner Hurler     >       (front of filter)
 

When the filter durability = 0, the spanner hurler will use a repair on the filter. Must place it facing the filter's front. Durability reader can go to the side.

Swap the Equals compare and lever with a bend and put a flip hook on a straight cable for a simpler design.

         |    --flip hook--  |
         |                         |
         |                 Durability Reader
         |                         v
         |                 (side of filter)
Spanner Hurler     >       (front of filter)
 

[Keramane]

See weirdly enough, the flip hook works on one of my setups but on the new one I'm working on, it's firing wrenches at 100% fixed. No idea why.
Edit: Ah, the order of the cable placement might matter. I placed the hurler first and worked backwards so the hurlers are going bonkers.