Recycling components in RUST

Very handy tables to help you understand what and how much you get after recycling components at different locations.

Recycling at "RT"

Recycling in the "Safe Zone"

Conclusion

Updates:

• Added by requests - "Electric Fuse" 11.07.2024.

Copyright owned - https://steamcommunity.com/id/redfist1/
Date of creation of the guide - 12.06.2024©
Author - Chimpanzee©

[Sadeem]

Wow, this is just an incredibly useful table, before I looked at it I was a SLAVE, and after looking at this table I want to become a DUNGEON MASTER and I will now strive to become one, but I think I will look at this table again and become one

[Reynaerd]

Awesome graphic though! Very helpful.

[Reynaerd]

FWIW, the fuse is classified as a 'component' by the game. It is only a component for the 'Test Generator' which isn't attainable in normal game play, but has that technicality.

[Zndr]

i feel like since it gives scrap(and only scrap), its something ppl will recycle more often than not, so techinally comp or not, its good to have

[Majdi]

Of course, I can add a fuse if it's really important. On a related note, was wondering if I need to add anything else to the manual besides the fuse?

[Majdi]

Who am I to tell people not to do what they want to do? If they want to keep it in a drawer with components or food, let them keep it. However, a component is a part of something, components can be used to make something whole. And you can't do anything with a fuse, you can only use it in an electrical circuit.

[Zndr]

idk man, i think most ppl would store their fuses in their comps box and not the electronics box

[Majdi]

The fuse relates more to electronics than to components, therefore it is not listed.

[Zndr]

what about fuses?