Unlock larger bottles with electronic parts
A growing water business can outgrow the containers you started with. Probably Stolen bottle printer upgrades let you use electronic parts to unlock larger bottle configurations instead of treating the basic printer as its final form. That gives you another way to organize water for sale, but the bigger output also needs power.
The official Probably Stolen demo listing confirms that Bottle Printer upgrades are part of the demo's changes. Older discussions describe their availability on beta branches, so the date and build behind advice matter.
Follow the printer's upgrade progression
Community reports in the larger-bottle discussion describe electronic-part upgrades unlocking 750 ml bottles, followed by 2L bottles. Apply the electronic parts to the printer and check the newly available output configuration before producing your next container.
A player's demo-update walkthrough narrates an upgraded printer producing a 750 ml bottle and consuming 6 energy for that bottle. The same walkthrough says the next upgrade needs six common electronics.
That six-part figure refers to the next tier shown in that player's demo session. It is not a reason to assume that every upgrade costs six parts, or to add an unverified first-tier price to your shopping list. Follow the upgrade requirement displayed by your printer when you reach each step.
Match container size to your water business
A larger bottle is useful when you have more water to package or want fewer separate containers to manage. It does not purify the water placed into it. Keep water testing and purification decisions separate from the printer upgrade.
There is also a difference between printing a bigger bottle and finding a large jug. Community reports describe obtaining 6L jugs through an upper-level water customer attracted by valuable water in the display. That is a trading lead, not evidence that the Bottle Printer can make 6L containers.
Before spending your electronic parts, consider whether your immediate problem is bottle capacity, water quality, or a shortage of power. Improving the wrong part of the production chain will not fix the other two.
Read beta advice in its original context
The older Reddit exchange contains conflicting branch descriptions: players mention an unstable beta and an open beta. The later demo walkthrough and the official demo page both describe upgrades being present in the demo.
Use those reports to understand why an older guide might say the feature is unavailable. Do not switch branches merely because an old comment told someone else to do so. Check your installed build and the printer's available upgrade options first.
FAQ
What upgrades the Bottle Printer?
Electronic parts are the upgrade material described in the demo walkthrough and community reports.
Which larger bottles can it unlock?
Community reports describe 750 ml bottles and then 2L bottles. The demo walkthrough directly discusses the 750 ml configuration.
How much power does a 750 ml bottle use?
The cited demo walkthrough reports 6 energy per bottle for that configuration. Check the current machine readout for your build.
Can the printer make 6L jugs?
The collected reports do not establish a 6L printer upgrade. They discuss acquiring those jugs through a water customer instead.