72-80 Smithing

[3PointMan]

What's the best way to go about this? I don't care about money that much, but it'd be cool to keep it under 5mil... Any ideas?

[tigershelby2]

blast furnace?

[kdb148]

Smelt mith bars at the blast furnace. Smith into plates & alch. You lose about 100 coins per plate this way. Fast and economical.

[3PointMan]

Smelt mith bars at the blast furnace. Smith into plates & alch. You lose about 100 coins per plate this way. Fast and economical.

 

Umm. How does blast furnace work. What do I do and what inventory? Whats the official world?

[tigershelby2]

Smelt mith bars at the blast furnace. Smith into plates & alch. You lose about 100 coins per plate this way. Fast and economical.

 

Umm. How does blast furnace work. What do I do and what inventory? Whats the official world?

there is a minigame guide on it...jagex has a world (dot have to do any work here)

[Danqazmlp]

Smelt mith bars at the blast furnace. Smith into plates & alch. You lose about 100 coins per plate this way. Fast and economical.

 

Umm. How does blast furnace work. What do I do and what inventory? Whats the official world?

there is a minigame guide on it...jagex has a world (dot have to do any work here)

 

 

 

The smithing guide, or blast furnace guide on the tipit mainpage has a small section, or theres a guide i wrote in the general guides section...somewhere....like 10 pages back...which needs updating badly...

[tigershelby2]

Smelt mith bars at the blast furnace. Smith into plates & alch. You lose about 100 coins per plate this way. Fast and economical.

 

Umm. How does blast furnace work. What do I do and what inventory? Whats the official world?

there is a minigame guide on it...jagex has a world (dot have to do any work here)

 

 

 

The smithing guide, or blast furnace guide on the tipit mainpage has a small section, or theres a guide i wrote in the general guides section...somewhere....like 10 pages back...which needs updating badly...

its really not hard...un-note ores, load ores, collect bars, smith, repeat

[Faiylen]

I don't know really how it well it compares to the methods already recommended but I did gold bars with goldsmithing gauntlets to 73 and then adamant bolts to 88 - you don't need to add feathers to sell the bolts and if I remember correctly it's cheaper to not sell them anyway.

 

 

 

It's around 40-50k experience per hour I think if you're not using sacred clay hammers. Probably 90k-ish per hour with them.

[Kazel]

I think that Mith Plates at the Blast Furnace would be your best bet. Alch them after you smith them. If you need to make back some money, I would recommend Mith Bolts, which is what I made from 60-69. Turns a nice profit.

[kdb148]

Smelt mith bars at the blast furnace. Smith into plates & alch. You lose about 100 coins per plate this way. Fast and economical.

 

Umm. How does blast furnace work. What do I do and what inventory? Whats the official world?

 

 

 

Check out tip.it's guide for using the furnace. On the official world, which I believe is 58, it will be crowded and running virtually nonstop at peak times.

 

 

 

As for what to do - don't bother smithing your bars at the furnace. You will save a lot of money in the long run, and it won't cost you much time. What you want to do is place your house in Taverley. Set up your inv with cash, noted coal, a house teletab, and 25 unnoted mithril ores, and wear a dueling ring and weight reducing gear. Once you get your stuff together, tele to house, exit, and run a short distance NW to the path under White Wolf Mountain - there is a cart to Keldagrim right at the bottom of the stairs. Buy a ticket from the conductor, and then hop on the cart. Go smelt your bars in the furnace, tele to castle wars, and repeat. Once you have smelted however many bars you need, go somewhere to smith them. Then alch later.

 

 

 

I prefer this to smithing at the furnace for a few reasons. First, the anvils at the blast furnace are behind a gate, which can be a pain to get through on the blast furnace world because it's crowded. Second, camping with noted mith ores to do plates is annoying, because you have to keep dropping and picking up various things in order to be able to do 25 at a time. Third, I can stock up on alchables and alch where I want to, which usually involved some other moneymaking or fun activity. And finally, it saves money.