For a long time, I was carrying around broken clubs and armor in Palworld.

Then I made the Repair Bench and have never worried about broken equipment again.

In this survival guide, we’ll show you how to make the repair bench in Palworld to keep your items in great condition.

The Quick Menu

Take a look at the information you need to make the repair bench in Palworld.

Level Requirement:	2
Crafting Resources:	10 Wood 10 Stone
Purpose:	Repairs Gear

How To Unlock the Repair Bench

The repair bench is one of the first structures you can unlock in Palworld.

You’ll need to hit level two, but you level pretty quickly initially in the game.

So, getting enough XP to unlock the repair bench isn’t too complex.

You should also have enough tech points to unlock it.

Once you’ve reached level two, it’s time to start grinding for resources to build it.

How To Build the Repair Bench in Palworld

Since the repair bench is unlocked early, it doesn’t take a lot of resources to build it.

However, depending on your location, you might find it difficult to find 10 wood and 10 stone.

If possible, you might want to first make an axe or pickaxe to easily harvest the resources you need.

Once you have 10 wood and 10 stone, you can make the repair bench.

Access the build menu with the “B” key and you’ll find the repair bench in the “Production” tab.

Build it, and you’re ready to start repairing your items.

Why You Should Have the Repair Bench in Palworld

You might consider getting by in the game without using the repair bench, but I think you’d be doing yourself a disservice.

Having to make your tools and armor over and over is going to be a waste of resources.

It also takes away time that you could be using out looking for new Pals or challenges.

A repair bench is great because it allows you to reuse your weapons, gear, and armor.

Even if the item is completely broken, you can still fix it.

That said, the repair bench does use resources to fix your items, so you’ll want to be careful of when you repair your items.

For example, if something uses expensive resources, then you might want to wait until it’s fully broken before repairing it.

That way you don’t waste rare resources on something that was only a little broken.

You can also repair multiple items at once by pressing the “R” key.

You’ll see a menu pop up that shows you the items it’s going to repair along with how many materials it’s going to use for the repair.

It’s a quick way to repair everything and keep on the move.