How To Make A Water Flask In Sons Of The Forest

If you wanted to be able to take with you quite a bit of water that will allow for quick hydration in your dangerous adventures while playing Sons of the Forest, you are going to definitely want to get a Water Flask. Although it might not be an easy task to do, in this guide we shall show you how to get it done. Let’s get started.

Sons Of The Forest – How To Make A Water Flask

To be able to find and get a Water Flask in Sons of the Forest you need a 3D printer. Finding one is easy and there are multiple across the world map. The one that we have shown you is the easiest to locate.

You are going to need to have a total of 100 Resin. Once you get inside a 3D printer room you are going to find some resin over there automatically. Usually, it’s way more than 100 so you don’t need to actually do any work for getting it. Now just create it and it’s yours.

From there you just make yourself this canteen and make sure that you go to a clear lake or water source because you don’t want to contaminate yourself. And that’s how you make a water flask. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has helped you out on how to make the very useful water flask in Sons of the Forest. Have fun making it yourself and stay hydrated!

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