Smithing
OSRS Smithing Calculator
Price the bars and finished items for your Smithing target, or compare smelting recipes before buying ore.
Your goal
Calculate actions to your target
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Comparison
Smithing methods
| 15 |  Iron bar (Blast Furnace)SmeltingEstimated | ||||||
| 30 |  Steel bar (Blast Furnace)SmeltingEstimated | ||||||
| 40 |  Gold bar (gauntlets)SmeltingEstimated | ||||||
| 50 |  Mithril bar (Blast Furnace)SmeltingEstimated | ||||||
| 70 |  Adamantite bar (Blast Furnace)SmeltingEstimated | ||||||
| 85 |  Runite bar (Blast Furnace)SmeltingEstimated | ||||||
| 1 |  Bronze daggerBronzeEstimated | ||||||
| 18 |  Bronze platebodyBronzeEstimated | ||||||
| 33 |  Iron platebodyIronEstimated | ||||||
| 34 |  Steel dart tipSteelEstimated | ||||||
| 35 |  Steel cannonballSteelEstimated | ||||||
| 48 |  Steel platebodySteelEstimated | ||||||
| 54 |  Mithril dart tipMithrilEstimated | ||||||
| 68 |  Mithril platebodyMithrilEstimated | ||||||
| 74 |  Adamant dart tipAdamantiteEstimated | ||||||
| 88 |  Adamant platebodyAdamantiteEstimated | ||||||
| 89 |  Rune dart tipRuniteEstimated |
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Using the result
Smelting and smithing are separate recipes
Smelting ore into bars and turning those bars into equipment give different XP and outputs. Choose the step you will train. Blast Furnace rows use its coal requirement; gold with Goldsmith gauntlets is a different XP row from ordinary gold smelting.
Blast Furnace costs already include the furnace fee. Allow for extra supplies such as stamina potions when budgeting a session. Before buying a large stack, test a small buy and sell at the prices you intend to use.
How the numbers work
XP and quantities
Subtract current XP from target XP, divide by the method XP value, then round up to the next whole action.
Level status only checks the skill level. Quests, spellbooks, equipment, area access and other requirements may still apply.
GP values
Inputs use average instant-buy prices and tradeable outputs use average instant-sell prices after Grand Exchange tax. Red − values are costs; green + values are profits. Rows with untradeable or unpriced resources show the known GE cost instead of a made-up net value. Five-minute averages are used first, with one-hour averages filling missing prices.