Well If it's just an average, They'd have an idea, People don't actually realize how expensive smithing actually is.
obviously no one expects it to be up to date :).

Goodluck brah.

I would recommend hyperlinking a spreadsheet that automatically updates prices for each item listed, and then gives the total cost/profit for all of the aforementioned methods.
If you could manage that, then it would be sticky worthy in my opinion.

I've never heard of such a spreadsheet for Smithing though. Only one I know of is the Herblore one.
I can't make such a spreadsheet either

Wtb average costs for the bars and the sell price of all the plates when they're done.

Prices? (Based on current GE prices; better yet, updating to current)
More cost-efficient Vs. Just the quickest way. (Break even + profit methods)

TL;DR??
Any moron can figure out 'Smith Plates for fastest exp'..

Like I said, I was thinking about adding the prices in, but they'll get outdated too fast.
If you have a spreadsheet for the prices (which change with the G.E. prices), feel free to PM me.

Break even / profit methods get outdated as well, so I didn't mind adding them in.

If you want profit, make steel bars or cannonballs.


E: If anyone here has such as spreadsheet, feel free to PM me and I'll gladly edit it in there




Thanks!
Always happy to help out!

This post was edited by Ricardo on Feb 6 2012 07:22am

don't think i'll do smithing anytime soon, but i do plan to get 80+, and nice guide this will help alot.

Nice guide, it's short but goes straight to the point.
And about the bar cost, profit/loss etc. you could add the Grand Exchange link of the items, this way your prices would always be correct ^^

Hmm... that's an interesting idea.
However people would still need to calculate everything

Thank you

This post was edited by Ricardo on Feb 6 2012 07:36am

Well it's the only way to make it work accurate at jsp

E: Or you could add a sub-topic to the guide "Prices", and add them there.

This post was edited by miki9009 on Feb 6 2012 08:28am