How to craft Boost Pad in 99 Nights in the Forest
Getting the bench from tier 1 to tier 3 takes 20 wood and 11 scrap in total, so Boost Pad plus the bench is 35 wood and 21 scrap.
Facts
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Wood | 15 |
| Scrap | 10 |
| Bench tier needed | tier 3 |
| Build limit | Up to 1 can be built |
| Effect | The speed boost lasts about 30 seconds |
| Effect | Charging takes about 5 seconds of holding Interact |
| Effect | Your speed rises to about 3x normal sprinting |
Effects are reworded from the wiki and limited to what it states. Numbers marked "about" are approximate on the wiki too.
Bench path from scratch
| Step | This step |
|---|---|
| Tier 1 to tier 2 | 5 wood and 1 scrap |
| Tier 2 to tier 3 | 15 wood and 10 scrap |
| Total to tier 3 | 20 wood and 11 scrap |
| Total with Boost Pad | 35 wood and 21 scrap |
More at this tier and the next
- Also at bench tier 3: Crock Pot (15 wood and 10 scrap), Radar (15 wood and 10 scrap), Biofuel Processor (12 wood and 12 scrap), Torch (6 wood and 6 scrap), Good Bed (10 wood and 10 scrap), Lightning Rod (8 scrap), Flag (6 wood and 2 scrap), Crafting Bench Tier 4 (30 wood, 20 scrap and 2 Cultist Gems)
- Next tier (tier 4): Crafting Bench Tier 4 (30 wood, 20 scrap and 2 Cultist Gems), then Ammo Crate, Oil Drill, Giant Bed, Teleporter
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Questions
What do I need to craft Boost Pad?
Boost Pad takes 15 wood and 10 scrap, plus a crafting bench at tier 3. The wiki lists no other ingredient.
What does it cost to reach the bench tier Boost Pad needs?
Going from tier 1 to tier 3 takes 20 wood and 11 scrap in total, counting every bench upgrade on the way. With Boost Pad itself that is 35 wood and 21 scrap.
What does Boost Pad do?
Boost Pad: The speed boost lasts about 30 seconds. Charging takes about 5 seconds of holding Interact. Your speed rises to about 3x normal sprinting.
Source: 99 Nights in the Forest community wiki Crafting (rev 32376, Oct 2, 2026), Boost Pad (rev 31715, Aug 29, 2026), CC BY-SA 3.0. Costs also match the wiki’s Crafting page used by the calculator. Checked Oct 10, 2026.