Difference between revisions of "Smithing"

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Smithing is considered as one of the hardest and most expensive skills, because the xp rates are low and the bars require a lot of time to smelt and gather. The Smithing skill uses the ores obtained with the Mining skill to smelt bars and smith items out of them on an anvil. For nearly every bar you need several ores to refine it and for nearly every item you need multiple bars, thus the Smithing skill requires high amounts of ores to advance.

Smelting

To smelt bars you need ores obtained with the Mining skill. You use one of the ores on a Furnace to start smelting bars.
Be aware that for bronze bars you only need 1 tin ore and the rest copper ores, or vice versa, to create all bronze bars. Also the iron ores will turn into iron bars with a success rate of 100%.
All bars can also be smelted with the Superheat spell on the Normal spellbook. If players use the Superheat spell they need no smithing requirements to smelt the bars, but they will still gain the same smithing experience!

Image	Resources	Bar	Smithing level	Smelting XP
	Tin ore and Copper ore	Bronze bar	1	24
	Iron ore	Iron bar	1	88
	Silver ore	Silver bar	20	?
	Iron ore and 1 Coal	Steel bar	1	68
	Gold ore	Gold bar	40	88
	Mithril ore and 2 Coal	Mithril bar	1	120
	Adamant ore and 3 Coal	Adamant bar	1	148
	Runite ore and 4 Coal	Rune bar	1	200

Smithing

To start smithing you need bars and a Hammer bought from the General store. Find an anvil, for example in Varrock, use the bar on the anvil and an interface will appear asking you what item you'd like to smith.

Below is a Smithing experience table of the amount of Smithing experience that you can gain from every bar you smith and the minimum level you need for smithing it.

Image	Bar	Smithing level	Smithing XP
	Bronze bar	1	100
	Iron bar	15	180
	Steel bar	30	260
	Mithril bar	50	340
	Adamant bar	70	430
	Rune bar	85	560

Here is a full table of what item you can smith on what level and how many bars they require to make. Smithing items that require more bars at the same time will speed up smithing a full inventory of bars, but smithing arrowheads or bolts might be more profitable. A full inventory of arrowheads takes a lot longer to make than a full inventory of platebodies.

Image	Resources	Item	Bronze level	Iron level	Steel level	Mithril level	Adamant level	Rune level
	1 Bar	Dagger	1	15	30	50	70	85
	1 Bar	Hatchet	1	16	31	51	71	86
	1 Bar	Mace	2	17	32	52	72	87
	1 Bar	Helm	3	18	33	53	73	88
	1 Bar	10 Bolts (unf)	3	18	33	53	73	88
	1 Bar	10 Dart tips	4	19	34	54	74	89
	1 Bar	15 Arrowheads	5	20	35	55	75	90
	2 Bars	Scimitar	5	20	35	55	75	90
	2 Bars	Pickaxe	6	21	36	56	76	91
	2 Bars	Longsword	6	21	36	56	76	91
	1 Bar	5 Throwing knives	7	22	37	57	77	92
	2 Bars	Full helm	7	22	37	57	77	92
	2 Bars	Square shield	8	23	38	58	78	93
	3 Bars	Warhammer	9	24	39	59	79	94
	3 Bars	Battleaxe	10	25	40	60	80	95
	3 Bars	Chainbody	11	26	41	61	81	96
	3 Bars	Kiteshield	12	27	42	62	82	97
	2 Bars	Claws	13	28	43	63	83	98
	3 Bars	2h sword	14	29	44	64	84	99
	3 Bars	Plateskirt	16	31	46	66	86	99
	3 Bars	Platelegs	16	31	46	66	86	99
	3 Bars	Platelegs	18	33	48	68	88	99

Smithing special equipment

On higher levels players can also smith parts of strong items. The parts are generally dropped by strong Monsters.

Image	Item	Components	Smithing	Smithing XP
	Dragonfire shield	Draconic visage and Anti-dragon shield	90	1046
	Godsword blade	Godsword shard 1, 2 and 3	90	1066