THREE actually useful Factories! - BUILD IT! #11 Fallout 4

[@BillWiltfong]

Those skeletons? You can still process them. Build the conveyor so low to the ground that you can slide things onto it, then use an object to push the skeleton onto the conveyor. Miniguns happen to be able to push anything, so drop the minigun, then hold it and wave it around to push the skeleton. Yes, miniguns push anything that can move, even cars. You can walk around Jamaica Plain pushing the cars to within your workshop boundaries for loads of steel.

[@EnsignRedshirtRicky]

Thanks!

[@banaanzxcvbnm]

Cool tip. I always use artillery flares to push cars bit by bit

[@DANALDTRAMP]

Wow

[@Jillworrell22]

Make video!!

[@BakiBundles]

Lmaoo I’m going to reinstall right now ! Thanks bro

[@Rachetmasta09]

The recycler is useful when you have a lot of supply lines. Supply lines will share base components throughout your settlements but NOT junk items. The recycler quickly breaks stuff down and you just have to connect it to a conveyor workshop storage. Just makes it so you can ensure all your settlements have access to all your resources.

[@AshtonSnapp]

I like to mass produce Minutemen outfits, laser muskets, and combat armor. And people. Because Synth Factory mod.

[@michaelhall9845]

Having poor eyesight, I mass produce vault-tech coveralls for my settlers. That way I kill fewer of them, mistaking them for raiders and gunners in a fire fight.

[@markcunningham2243]

even with good eye sight, thats a pretty good idea

[@rex8286]

Michael Hall I've never managed to attack a settler thinking it was a raider... maybe because I actually pay attention in a fight.

[@099roar]

Rex, it's not a matter of attention, it is a matter of eyesight. Eyesight =/= Attention I also have not shot a settler but his solution is smart for anyone with that same issue.

[@walkerrodgers557]

@@michaelhall9845 Thanks for the idea!!

[@IronSquid501]

Gotta say, I REALLY like that warehouse at the start of the vid. Looks like a repaired piece of pre-war machinery - Realistic and convincing. In a world where every other Fallout 4 KZbinr uploads "luxury resorts" made entirely out of concrete foundations, metal walls, potted plants, and high-tech lights, that's a pretty big thing.

[@SuperPcPenguin]

I think that the Boston airport would be perfect for a factory build, lots of space for conveyor belt but not enough space for a settlement, so you can make a giant factory and then have a guy go between the factory and other places so you can mass produce things like annoying I would personally have it make lots of teddy bears to use with the junk gun, because death by teddy bear is the only death for me

[@SuperPcPenguin]

* like ammo

[@Carguija1]

hahahahhahhaha good one

[@JorneDeSmedt]

Mass producing clothing is definitely useful to me, since I like to give my settlers different uniforms, depending on their jobs.

[@JeoshuaCollins]

You should RP an industrial magnate who wants to bring proper Capitalism back to the wasteland.

[@TheAdiposeTV]

nice idea

[@Milton2k]

Hehehe, I am planing to do that when I'm done questing.

[@janetlapham3919]

use the junk jet to launch pre-war money at people.

[@JeoshuaCollins]

Jerrod Lapham "CAPITALISM RULES" **Thoonk**

[@Spacefrisian]

And name it Trump build?

[@DerekViaKunze]

ok you definitley have the sexiest looking Fallout 4 I have ever seen! Your mods have the game looking CRISP!

[@TheAdiposeTV]

+Derek Kunze thank you! Check thr mod list for what they are

[@jocococo8656]

TheAdiposeTV

[@Skeltered]

Just what I was thinking

[@gamermike24]

I thought you were using the texture pack, which I see is free on steam

[@RaptorRed79]

Actually "Lead" can be gathered from Weights, Pencils (hehehe), and a couple of other junk items that you find in the world. If you have the Weightless Junk mod it no problem gathering these items. It may take some time but it is doable. Also there are some types of ammo that are very expensive and the Ammunition plant dose make getting them a bit easier. The .50 cal, Electromagnet Cartridge are a couple that can be costly and I have found personally that the Ammo plant helps with the cost of them.

[@Sasqmo]

the power armor one is actually more useful for the T-51 if you ask me... I just never seem to find T-51s, I just end up missing the level-point that they're common because of how quickly you progress to the T-60 and X-01s.

[@TheAdiposeTV]

good point

[@briansouthparkstudio1357]

yeah T51 is really good as the T60 mostly only good for all the unique pieces but X-01s are just better in everyway T51 is good because of lower costs to repair

[@Triaxx2]

There's a gauranteed set of T-51 around the northside of the old north church. I believe there's also a set in the containers near the National Guard Armory, but I don't know if that one is gauranteed to be T-51.

[@dyingsoul6669]

at the armory i have gotten T-60 and X-01 so far, possible a 45 but i don't remember

[@Triaxx2]

There's the one inside, which is leveled, but if you stand facing the door into that area, then go behind it and to the left, you'll see some crates. Inside one of those is a power armor box and terminal. The armor there seems guaranteed to be T-51.

[@FR0xMAN]

If you close your eyes and listen it almost feels like you're watching Scott Manley

[@HankMcGurk]

I enjoy the straightforward, no-nonsense approach to the way you create content. Clean camera shots, concise editing, crisp audio, and direct delivery. Video structure is outlined without seeming contrived or rehearsed. It's like getting a quick lesson from one of your favorite professors. Liked and subscribed. Keep up the good work.

[@madscientistshusta]

the thing most ppl don't understand about making ammo is u can only buy so much of the really good ammo (2mm,alien blaster rounds ect) so it acually is faster and more economical to make them by the thousands via a factory

[@sneak8279]

madscientistshusta Finally some one who understands

[@solidus3168]

YES he talks about the auto butcher and the robot dissesembler, those are a MUST for me, i downloaded CONQUEST just so i could build settlements in the waste so i can break bodies up, looking at YOU Quincy and Hub

[@shaolinmatadordeporco953]

He’s such a good youtuber, shouldnt have stopped, just found his channel

[@Tunda2]

Another four years and this is my exact feeling. Hope man is doing well

[@monsterbash9758]

Even better: hit the lunchboxes to open them, take item from inside, send the lunchbox through another conveyor piece like an elevator and it comes out closed again. Repeat. Apparently they stop having items in them after doing this a few times but you can still close up the lunchboxes again and sell them along with the stuff from inside too.

[@jynx2501]

i know this is kinda late, but I just found your video. the one manufacturing contraption i always make is a this. Vacuum hopper > recycler > component sorter > ammo station > workshop storage. the components that dont go to the ammo station, also go into their own workshop storage. I put a container in front of the hopper, and when i come home from an adventure, i take everything I don't want, and toss it into the container and let the ammo and components fly. It's awesome!

[@UrbanNilssonOssian]

It's a setting in the workbench vacuum hopper to pull things for all connected workbenches. Default it is off. Check your terminal connected to it!

[@justinbayless8284]

I'm not very big with contraptions although they do look very cool, but that snow. that's what I want on my game

[@inuyasha989]

you forgot to mention that you could make vaulttec launch boxes to make bottlecap mines a mine that normally would be rare because vault tec launch boxes arent really easy to find in mass but that not only makes a profit but lets you make a fuck load of mines too :P

[@darthjoosboxx6267]

The Vacuum Hopper is part of the game, no mod needed. Also, you do not need to place any item in the hopper. Whatever items you have in a storage container nearby will be sucked out by the hopper automatically. Conveyor Workshop Storage is also part of the game and no mod is required.

[@iinRez]

There needs to be a manufacturing quest line added. Perhaps tie it into the Corvega Assembly Plant quest and make the factory components really expensive to build so it isn't so trivial, or even limited to a new workshop space just outside the assembly plant. Then manufacturing would feel like a true accomplishment and take time to achieve.

[@jamesmoore7140]

I have seen an even more extended use for the Auto Butcher. You can use the bones to make soap, blood for stimpacks, and the meat for food. Just thought I'd share because that can be pretty good for some people too.

[@mattg1164]

Well made video for a relatively small youtuber. You seem comfortable with a camera and it's evident that you enjoy playing the games and making videos on them. I can see this channel growing quickly

[@TheAdiposeTV]

+Matt G hasn't happened yet...I've been going a while :) I'm too inconsistent on games

[@FordKing1337]

With Manufacturing Extended, you can use a terminal to set Component Extractors and Object Extractors to pull from other settlements.

[@dyingsoul6669]

Best thing about the lunchbox option in my opinion is the fact that they are weightless, so you can take as many as you want wherever and whenever you want to, where when you use purified water or vegetables you need to make designated trips in order to do so

[@3DavyJones]

And the vacuum idea to suck out useless junk...fucking brilliant.You CANNOT imagine how many times I had to just go and manually grab all the freakin leftovers from the factories,but with vacuum ~cleaners~ hoppers,you can actually do that better!Thanks a lot mate!

[@Darkdally]

For the record, there is a LOT of lead in the game. You said it's scarce, but any place where you can find dumbells and barbells (which are made of lead) will net you hundreds and hundreds of lead. Off the top of my head, Atom Cats Garage I think, and also at that place with the huge Mr. Gutsy statue (forget what it's called), there's a gym there as well... and there's several others, but yeah, there is actually a lot of lead in the game.

[@WormholeJim]

not to mention pencils which are equally everywhere remotly schoollike as well as tons of other places. aAs an added benefit of scrounging them - they don't weigh anything either. So if you're using portable recyckler mod, you don't actually want to scrap these while in your inventory because then it'll wind up weighing 0.3 lbs instead of 0.

[@edmartin875]

@@WormholeJim I save them in a container as pencils until I want to use them

[@dylanfortune717]

I have 6,000 fusion cores thanks to you

[@blax140]

you wont in survival mode :) you will be too heavy

[@robertsmalls2293]

Generic VR He could just keep them in chests obviously...

[@Areanyusernamesleft]

I have to disagree with you on the explosive mill, being less useful than doing it manually. While I agree with you that Workshop Extended added quite a few things that SHOULD HAVE BEEN in part of Contraptions DLC. Even a pure vanilla play through with the more limited manufacturing options of just Contraptions honestly does grant the player something they never had before... true multitasking! Yes it could be easier to make explosives at the chemistry station because one has access to all the workshop inventories liked by provisioners, but can you make these explosives at the chemisrty station while simultaneously constructing a building on the other side of the settlement? No of course not. However with a little bit of for thought and preparations, you can make several dozen baseball grenades, fragmentation mines, etc... while getting something(s) else accomplished and hopefully having more fun than staring at the the Chem crafting screen. :p That in my opinion is the real functionality that was added by manufacturing in Contraptions, while mods like Kensington's make a good thing SO much better.

[@Snacman8]

to build off of this idea, you can also reliably gather more armor bits if you want to have uniformed troopers. Maybe this isn't the case for everyone, but I always had the issue of ending up with 50 left leg pieces and 5 of everything else when I had to rely on stores.

[@thomasfejdasz9907]

so true.

[@GremlinSciences]

IIRC, the explosives mill also allows you to produce missiles and mini-nukes. And it can pull from the shared workshop storage, you just need to use a terminal to enable the feature on the "hopper" I don't use the explosives mill much (don't use explosives at all, really) but I find the ammo mill to be quite useful. Most of the ballistic rounds use 1 lead and 1 fertilizer to make 10 or 20 bullets (have not checked the gain in a while) and keep producing even when you're quite a distance away, so I can keep producing bullets for my rifle while I'm off harvesting carrots and razorgrain for my butcher mill/fertilizer farm or scrapping weapons and armor from my raider/gunner slaughterdome. Then I can collect my bullets and start the cycle again. If you set up a settlement correctly, you can even keep the factory running when you're on the other side of the Commonwealth (or off in DLC land) and then you can use an OBJECT extractor to pull the bullets from the shared workshop inventory, into the local workshop.

[@raith9356]

Another use for the factories stuff is set up a load of gunner cages that open into am enclosed space with a conveyer that pulls them towards a hopper. Kill them off, hopper harvests them and spits out the loot and stuff, then you can sort and process everything. I done it on a huge scale with about 30 cages per conveyer with 10 conveyers. Great fun to watch it just doing it's thing with hundred of items flowing along conveyer belts to be processed

[@WormholeJim]

There are a bunch of items you can build which are actually pretty rare to find in stashes and containers ro in trader inventories. Like Vault-tec lunchboxes that you need for bottlecap-mines. You can make these in your factory, even getting the surprise bonus object that comes out when you open them. I should say that alone makes it usefull.

[@GetUpTheMountains]

I put together a great ammunition factory that sorts components into hoppers and has selectors for creating all the different ammo types. No Manufacturing extended required. I pump out all my own ammo (aside of .45-70 and 7.62) resulting in nice breaks from questing while I churn out the ammo.

[@GetUpTheMountains]

The easiest place to find lead is to pick up every_single pencil you see. They're everywhere and have inconsequential weight. Additionally, there are a few spots where a group of weights and weightlifting gear will spawn. Oddles of lead with those 80-lb barbells and curlbars!

[@edmartin875]

@@GetUpTheMountains Also some Weapons Workbenches have Batteries containing lead sitting under their left side.

[@TheTank1900]

If you set up a viable sustainable adhesive farm, then it may be a good idea to use that same system making lunchboxes to make wonderglue. I've seen it made for essentially free after initial investment, then sell for 20-30 caps depending on charisma. If you've got an adhesive farm set up anyway for one reason or another that could be a great moneymaking tool.

[@t.pistole1318]

Liked the video, was disappointed with contraptions dlc because of the lack of functionality. If someone made a recycle contraption that would breakdown ammo or explosives I could see that being very useful. As far as ideas on how to use the ones that you highlighted, you could build a series of cages to capture critters free them into a enclosure with a conveyor access so that when you kill the captured critters you can just toss them onto the conveyor to a butcher contraption. I think that you would have to capture dogs since molerats can dig out of the enclosure and the other critters are to big to pick up I think. Thus is born the dog processing plant. Look forward to more in the future.

[@michaelhills7827]

i plan on mainly using rad stags, i never eat dog haha.

[@t.pistole1318]

I thought they would be to heavy to pick up and put on the conveyor.

[@michaelhills7827]

+T. Pistole no i dont think they are, i havent played in a bit so im not totally sure but im pretty sure you can,

[@Sasqmo]

Actually, you don't have to pick up the whole body. if you shoot off the head and send it through, it despawns the rest of the body.

[@GremlinSciences]

I use that kind of setup, but I'm grinding raiders, gunners, super mutants, radstags, and brahmin. All considered (and scrapped), it normally pays for all it's repairs (except for the carrots and razorgrain), plus it outputs enough other resources for me to crank out a ton of bullets and keep expanding it.

[@michaelrobins2955]

doesn't the explosive mill allow you to build cannon balls too? or is there still a better way to get those (not that I use heavy weapons)

[@owengrant9066]

i looked at so many videos and as usual people for some reason just don't understand how to explain things properly. thank you TheAdiposeTV good video.

[@TheAdiposeTV]

Cheers Owen

[@FowaDeLuz]

Around 9:18 you claim that the machines can't pull from other settlements, but you can totally use the computer you have set up to instruct the Manufacturing Extended extractors to pull from the entire network. I have a separate line set up just to pull items from other settlements into me factory settlement's inventory for ease of use.

[@Amour7Devil]

Does the component extractor sort out junk items with the selected material and scrap it? Like if u have a junk item that gives u maybe steel and screws and u need the steel, does it store the remaining screws of this item or are those lost?

[@kodymckinney9091]

Thank you the only useful video so far of what I was looking for.

[@vingag128]

What the contraption dlc was missing to me was a ammo press that would transform a caliber of ammo into another caliber. That would have been so helpful for a new playthrough of the game. Per example the ability to change all types of ammo into 5mm. This way you could actually make a heavy gunner character using the mini gun as a viable option from the beginning of the game.

[@TheAdiposeTV]

+vingag128 I agree

[@michaelmacdonell4834]

I just watched this video and subscribed within seconds - because of your music choices

[@bragilbe12]

You can combine the vacuum hopper, turrets and the body disassembler into a legendary farm with the new cage traps

[@lifeessence]

An extra thing with the skeleton corpses that you can't pickup, I managed to fanagle a skeleton into the auto-butcher...it still doesn't work. It just jams up in the front of the machine so you can't get rid of them without console commands.

[@spencerlawrence5323]

really wish ps4 mods had been approved x.x

[@vaultboy8510]

spencer lawrence they are now ;D

[@killerexe007]

Vault Boy but in a way that makes any even slightly advanced modding impossible

[@edenem]

XBOX are bad

[@Snekonic]

@@edenem what

[@itsclemtime2357]

Snek I think he’s high

[@thrillhouse4151]

That animal and human grinder is the COOLEST THING EVER

[@inuyasha989]

too bad because of sonys stupidity we couldnt get the butcher but oh well how often am i going to be destroying corpses anyway lol im very much happy with everything else including the recycler :P

[@benjaminodonnell258]

Does the component extract only extract from junk in the workshop or does it break down everything in the workshop? If it's the latter, I worry it would break down ammo into lead and fertilizer to use the fertilizer and lead to make ammo...

[@Koakoa45]

Wow wish PS4 had mods, love the snow and winter look

[@jjplayzgames4753]

Koakoa45 ps4 does have mods

[@lw3609]

PC*

[@carltaylor4942]

I always make two little manufacturing plants. One for ammo - mainly .308 - and the other for Mac and Cheese.

[@0grifman1]

There is lead available other than in shipments. There are weight rooms at Atomic Galleria and at a location in The Glowing Sea. There are weights there made out of lead. And the advantage of explosive factory is that you don't need to invest in the explosive perks to make explosives.

[@TheAdiposeTV]

But it isn't renewable.

[@edmartin875]

Atom Cats has weight equipment as does a (plumbing?) warehouse/store in Cambridge.

[@wiredwrong760]

The fun way to use the lunch boxes is to make it so you hit and open them and reset them over and over with a hopper and get endless items out of it to get other resources.

[@jay15951]

If you can use the explosive mill to make explosives beyond your skill level then I suppose it could actually be fairly usefull. I do t know if it does I haven't done much with fallout 4

[@oaksparoakspar3144]

If you want useful, contraptions doesn't offer much. Armor and weapons are mundane (and noone uses mundane gear rather than legendary). Sure, if you wanted to make your settler identically geared, but even then, you could just do that with looted armor since the rarer heavy armors are vastly too expensive (ballistic fiber requirements through the roof so your dream of all your settlers being Polymer Heavy Combat Armor with Synth Field Helmet Storm Troopers with Laser Rifles is going to cost you a ton in caps and is faster farming from loot). Ammo is normally cheaper to buy unless you have low Charisma and are just using looted, rather then purchased, junk. If you have good Charisma you are better off using the fertilizer to make Jet (getting the XP) and selling the Jet for ammo. The lunchbox thing is fine, but even then you have to consider the losses at buying and selling. Sure, 3 steel is worth 3 caps but can you BUY 3 steel for 3 caps? With average Charisma that 3 steel would cost you 6 and that 10 cap lunchbox would sell for 5 - meaning you are not making money, you are just maximizing the amount of caps you derive from selling your steel stockpiles. The reason to craft lunchboxes is if you use the bottlecap mines regularly. Also, if you want to manufacture efficiently, your setup is Factory + Storage and nothing else (other than power and terminal, of course). You just load the components yourself into the factory (and it will break down junk and leave the remaining components without loss). Some of the food stuffs is worth while - the meat ones are not clean, but identical to the vanilla game, but the Clean Instamash and Clean Blamco (they don't get different names, but they are rad free and have higher health regen) can be very worth it (especially with the mag that increases health from packaged food). One also only weighs 0.1 lbs making it a good choice (especially for survival or hot key healing in battle without the stimpack animation). Not game changing (since they take a purified water to make), but you can farm water and the food components easily and the cloth/plastic requirements are super, super cheap (you likely have tons sitting in your work bench, especially if your Charisma is too low to make selling pre-war money worthwhile).

[@TheAdiposeTV]

Well explained analysis of the machines - thank you

[@wlessfanable]

Serious inquiry: Can you cover the diverting switch thing at 7:50 in a little more detail?

[@frankmcfly82]

Whats the Armor (MOD) your using?

[@khornetto]

Cant you use a tripwire and some hoppers to exchange what inside of the component extractor so it doesn't have to extract All the materials of one type before going after the other? aka "ledd, now change to fertilizer, now back to lead" etc

[@jlx256]

Question: So with the problem with explosives and how it cant use supply lines, is that the case for all of the factory machines

[@dustonmeyer4664]

how many things can you hook up to 1 terminal at a time and if i want to have 5 ammo makers going at 1 time how do i set them up so they each do different ammo at the same time with 1 terminal

[@willblizard3610]

they should have had a recycler in the workshops dlc,scrapping things individually is so pain staking,any tips for faster junk scrapping without adding the mod for the recycler machine???? thanks for input anyone

[@dustinmcclung4497]

I did not know about manufacturing extended, actually. Going to download that for my next playthrough.

[@ReeceDogg100]

How do I put the manufacturing extended on my PS4? Really want it for the recycler but don’t know how to add it.

[@nickpennell7859]

Love the video I never even knew manufacturing extended existed and I'm more excited than ever to try out some new factory designs. Keep up the great videos😆

[@mancubmowgli676]

Some perfect little mods thanks for share.

[@TheAdiposeTV]

Welcome

[@t.pistole1318]

I was informed by someone I know who plays on the xbox that not all the ammo crafted with the ammo plant requires lead. This would make the ammo plant useful for some ammo. She specifically mentioned that .45 ammo only required steel and fertilizer.

[@oaksparoakspar3144]

Fertilizer is used in all (presumably as the powder/primer). Some use lead and some use steel for the bullet. A few use copper (jackets). Shotgun rounds use plastic (shell). The Gauss rounds use oil as well (likely as a rail lubricant). So, fertilizer, lead, steal, copper, plastic, and oil to make any type of ammo.

[@TheAdiposeTV]

The guns I use all use lead

[@t.pistole1318]

I thought that automatic pipe pistol you use was a .38. You could also produce the ammo for sale as the cost of the ammo exceeds the value of the components and you may find or buy a weapon that uses one of the easily produced ammo types.

[@Zolfried]

1. around 5:00 instead of worrying about things getting pulled out in alphabetical order, you could make 2 extractors.. put lead in 1, and fertilizer in the other one, and use an intersection belt piece (comes with the mod) to join the 2 materials into 1 lane.. (PS: theres a youtuber named Lunar Nexus, check out his fallout 4 vid for a pretty crazy way to build this and make good use of the machines.)

[@TheAdiposeTV]

+Zolfried true...but some things need 3 ingredients... So then you need 3 extractors...and slowly this becomes less automated and more like just doing it yourself

[@UndeniableTurnip]

Do you have the mod list still for this? Mainly the menu selection

[@TheDrewmanShow97]

TheAdiposeTv what is the setup you used exactly to make the build?

[@mat.f9222]

what's the minuteman armor mod you are using? I looked through the mod list but I couldn't find it. is it part of UCO?

[@yosozee3125]

www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/6443/?

[@Bankstercide]

Automatic factories that craft armor and weapons is all well and good, but can I set up a factory that will auto-scrap the tons of cheap weapons and armour that I loot from lowbie mobs? I get no XP from scrapping them and doing it manually at the Crafting station is tedious.

[@johnsmith-yf8vx]

my only problem is the recycle thing i have it on and i leave the place come back and the stuff is all over the place i have set up so it goes into the workshop . it makes a mess when it does that . any ideal on how to stop it form doing that ?

[@SuppliceVI]

about a quarter way through the video i was desperately searching for your ENB (found it, thanks for that link) because I haven't been playing with one and wow does it make a difference

[@jabbathetrump]

what mod are you using for the inventory?

[@SlickSkiMask]

I built around a river and use had separators that harvest corpse from my traps. Keeping everything except the meat which ended up getting dumped in the river to be swept away.

[@DaveCertifiedS]

It seems like this is the way to arm and armor all your settlements. Also, I wish I had more room in Hangman's Ally. There are so many bodies there that I've drug out.

[@CaptIronfoundersson]

I spent about two hours tinkering with Contraptions on my Playstation...sigh...and without mods, it's effectively useless. The material costs make it pointless to manufacture this generic stuff. The fact that it doesn't connect to your workshop supply means you have to constantly babysit the thing, and in the end the conveyor belts have far too little variety for the sorts of things I'd like to do with them. Aesthetically, it's amazing. Functionally, it's worse than arenas.

[@michaelhills7827]

shit that really sucks, in waiting for mods before my next playthrough. they need to hurry and and release em for us!

[@mattd7856]

You have to use materials because it would be too easy to just make whatever you want without resources. And I find the ammo plant quite useful. Oh, and I'm guessing you're someone who doesn't look around a lot, because there's a vacuum hopper that you hook up beside your workbench and it sucks items directly out of the workbench, so no babysitting anything.

[@CaptIronfoundersson]

Matt D I've since discovered that, but thank you for the snide comment. There's still no way in the base game to deposit things back into your workbench, though.

[@keithlarsen7557]

The only one that kind of makes sense is the autoloom, if you have the crops to make vegtable starch.

[@HAWX4]

+Owen McCauley his comment wasn't snide, it was honest.

[@EnsignRedshirtRicky]

The Workshop DLC is pure Todd Howard. All programming, no actual understanding of gameplay. I really wish he would step aside and just be the project lead instead of pretending he is a game designer.

[@zogthehog]

what armor is that?? like the militia stuff with a bandolier?

[@gunch5492]

first video on this channel i see the graphics in the game and i see the mods and im like is this even fallout or a separate game jesus it looks more beautiful then mine

[@matthewtruscott9228]

I'm new to this channel and i really like the 'barry normal film' style intro music. nice touch

[@michaelone9498]

aah wo is me. ps4 user here so can only dream of how AWESOME an auto butcher is. great video!

[@mrSweetman01]

what inventory mod are you using

[@MegaJared2]

I find my ammo factory very useful. I was always,running out of ammo (.38) and having to finish quests with shitty guns or guns that I have like 20 rounds for. So I got the contraptions DLC, made an ammo factory, and only use it for 38 rounds because all it requires is steel and fertilizer. I always get my fertilizer from the same place (that hut with the planters, carrots, and other vegetables). And for some reason you can take every single thing in the hut but you have to steal the fertilizer... But there's nobody around, my companion is cait so every time I pick the lock to the door and steal fertilizer, cait likes me more and more. And there's definitely no shortage of steel in the game. So just go to that hut, steal the fertilizer, fast travel and "wait" for it to respawn, go back, get more, get the fertilizer from greentop nursery if you haven't already. And just keep stacking up on fertilizer regularly. Loot as much ammo as you can find (38 ammo is really really common). So by manufacturing ammo, and looting, I don't find myself running out of ammo as often. Sometimes I do, but by the time i do I have enough fertilizer to make another 200 rounds or so

[@DevilsDemon06]

If you have Brahmin in your settlement they will produce fertiliser daily which automatically gets deposited into your workshop.

[@MclarenProduced]

The voice... So soothing... Loving the content dude 😂

[@caljackal6139]

I wish that you could like make weapons, create a caravan of some type and go down to Diamond City with your Brahmin or whatever and then sell your product and then come back.

[@BORNPicturesTutorials]

First time I see one of your videos. Suscribed right away.

[@madscientistshusta]

don't u get xp. from making it manually, but not at all from the contraptions dlc

[@DngnRdr]

I wish that the component extractor pulled components from the workshop AND other workshops connected by trade routes so you don't have to move it manually back to that workshop.

[@spenserdenovich1678]

how did you manage to get rid of the rad barrel pit in the drive in?

[@johnsmith-yf8vx]

get the scrap everything mod .

[@xdeathstrokex2049]

What is the outfit you're wearing called?

[@destroyer5132]

He's a Synth

[@davetopper]

I work a factory at the mechanist lair. I have a vacuum hopper at the workshop. Off of that a recycler and a long belt. At the belt there is a hopper grabbing componants for an automatic combat rifle and a machine making those. Next to that is another extractor and machine making the 5.56 rounds. Now I just need to find a system that will grab just a certain number of this and a certain number of that to make just a certain number of things.

[@TheAdiposeTV]

+David Tobkin the trip wire? But it would probably take longer to set up than to fulfill

[@davetopper]

probably so. but it is fun to fiddle with.

[@krlooney0]

is the "extended" you mentioned a mod?

[@CheriseBridge]

Usefulness, or lack thereof is one of the main reasons I've not done anything with the workshops yet. Also, my current playthrough is a roamer, no settlement, no workshop. :) But this does give some info and ideas for my next settlements. :) Thanks for the info on the mod, Kentington puts out some good stuff. Is the cannibal your next RP? I'm so excited! That will be fun. :)

[@homelessinpeckham1094]

May I ask what recording program you're using?

[@hiddenvlogs7973]

I'm a T-51 Manufacturer. My settlers love the free power armor 😂

[@benwilliams3539]

I can't get my vacuum thing to pull only certain items out of the workshop. I put some copper straight into it to test, but once I turn it on it just continues to pull random stuff out, first silver then gourds. Any idea why?

[@GetUpTheMountains]

The vacuums always pull everything out. What you need to do is have a line of component sorters with the component you want stashed inside it. This is how you tell it to sort. I have a whole line, with individual sorters containing one component each. They spit their results into hoppers. This results in hoppers full of items containing lead, one of steel, copper, fertilizer etc. A less robust system might have a vacuum line leading to one component sorter with several component types in it, spitting all relevant items into one hopper.

[@Tim_Dervish]

This is very helpful! Thanks!

[@noahvanwilligen5202]

What clothes do you use to look so cool

[@theflyingsombrero]

Kind of a dumb question. What outfit/armor is he wearing? Is it in game or a mod?

[@zelouskight24]

I think contraptions would have been more useful if weapons and armor broke overtime. Like in the previous games. That way if you needed more gear you could scrap the broken stuff and replace it.