This guide's aim is to teach you how to get unlimited crafting materials in The division.
I would like to state that there are no bugs/glitches, exploits or hacks involved. I am just using things that are already in the game in a more "creative" way.

You need do make sure you have some things before you start.

• A level 30 character.(i will explain why this is needed, later)
  
• A low level character that has unlocked the base of operations.(As low as possible)
  
  Ok, so every division player knows there is loot in the game. Some of it is cheap and some isn't. As you level up you get more expensive stuff. Sure, you can sell them and get some credits. You can always deconstruct them. But is it worth it?
  
  What if i told you there is a more efficient way? Follow the steps below and have fun.
  
  

1) Make sure you log in your high level character
2) Find your Stash and send there your unwanted weapons/armor/weapon mods. Anything you don't want.


1) Log in with your low level character.
2) Go to your stash
3) Send every item you can from the stash to your inventory.
4) At this point of the game you shouldn't be able to equip those items due to the level gap.
5) Mark all those items as junk.(the items you took from your stash)
6) Find a weapon vendor and sell your junk.
7) You will get "tons" of credits. Use them to buy the cheapest weapon you can. Buy it as many times as possible.
8) If done correctly. You must have a lot of weapons in your inventory. Just send them to your stash.

Note: If you buy weapons you will get weapon parts. If you buy armor you will get fabric. Keep that in mind in case you don't want weapon parts only.


1) Log in with your high level character once again.
2) Access your stash
3) Send every weapon you bought to your inventory
4) Mark them all as junk
5) Deconstruct your junk items
6) Now, you must have a lot of crafting materials

Log in with your low level character, buy more weapons and repeat the steps above.

I made a research into the guides already posted and i didn't find any similar one on Steam.
If you would like to repost this guide, feel free to, as long as you credit me, Zydith.

Any suggestions and comments are welcome. I will take into consideration all of your comments. Thanks for taking the time to read this guide.