The Blast Furnace is a popular smithing minigame located in Keldagrim. To acquire access to Keldagrim, players must begin the Giant Dwarf quest by speaking with the Dwarven Boatman, who can be found east of Relleka.
The blast furnace has its advantages even though it can be costly: When smithing gold bars, which are unlocked at level 40 smithing, the blast furnace minigame yields the highest smithing experience rates in Old School RuneScape because it can smith your entire inventory of ores at once. Secondly, the Blast Furnace uses only half as much coal as a regular furnace when smithing bars that require coal.
The blast furnace is located in Keldagrim, as was previously described. There are several routes to get to the blast furnace:
Grouping teleport to the Blast furnace
The quickest way to travel to the blast furnace is via this teleport, which takes you right up to the entrance. However, you must have made at least one prior trip to the blast furnace before using it.
Mine cart from the Dwarven Mines
The Dwarven mines can be found under the Ice Mountain or in the grand exchange, but you need to travel to the Dwarven mine at least once to unlock this option.
Fairy ring DKS
This takes you close to the entrance of the Keldagrim, as shown above.
Running there from Relleka or Seer’s village
You can easily teleport to Seer’s village using runes or Camelot teleport, then follow the path shown above to get to the entrance of the Keldagrim. Using the Relleka teleport is a lot faster, as shown above, you would need to run east to the entrance of Keldagrim; you can teleport to Relleka using a Relleka teleport or by using POH teleport if your house is set to Relleka.
There are up to 15 Blast Furnace worlds in Old School RuneScape; using these worlds is highly recommended since there are 5 different dwarven, namely: Dumpy, Stumpy, Pumpy Numpty, and Thumpy, who operate the mechanics of the Blast Furnace so you don’t have to. However, the blast furnace requires a 72,000 coins fee per hour when you use any of these worlds. Here are the worlds designated for the blast furnace minigame:
World 352(Germany), World 355(United States West), World 356 (United States West), World 356 (United States West), World 358 (United Kingdom), World 386 (United States East), World 387 (Australia), World 395 (Germany), World 424 (Australia), World 466 (Germany), World 494 (United States east), World 495 (United States east), World 496 (United States east), World 515 (United Kingdom) and World 516 (United Kingdom)
Playing the blast furnace is quite easy. There is a bank in the blast furnace that can be used to obtain the items you need for the minigame. You would need to place ore and/or coal on the conveyor belt. After a few seconds, the corresponding bars will be in the bar dispenser. Check below to find the ideal method, amount of ore, and coal to produce a particular bar.
Because the bar dispenser will require time to cool down before you can take bars, you will need either a bucket of water or a pair of ice gloves to cool it down quickly enough to get the best experience rates. There is a bucket spawn in the blast furnace, and you can use the water pump to fill it with water, which can then be used to cool down the bar dispenser before obtaining the bars, or you can wear the ice gloves and click the bar dispenser to collect the bars even faster.
Various bars can be made in the blast furnace, and they have different methods of making them, which are listed below; most of these bars are quite profitable when made in the blast furnace, while some of them have lower smithing level requirements, it is recommended that you have at least 60 smithing to avoid paying the blast furnace entrance fee. The profits shown below presume you use full graceful to save money on stamina potions; using the methods below without full graceful will significantly lower the mentioned profits.
Smithing Iron bars require 15 smithing, and you only need iron ores. This method is quite profitable because you can produce an average of 5,800 iron bars per hour, earning up to 340,000 coins per hour after the initial costs of iron ores and stamina potions are deducted. Here are the steps to follow:
At least 30 smithing is required for this method, this method also requires you to have coal and iron as you need 1 coal and 1 iron ore to produce a single steel bar. Follow these steps accordingly to make steel bars:
You need to have up to 50 smithing to be able to smith Mithril bars; the coal bag is highly recommended for this method because two coals are needed to make one mithril bar in addition to a mithril ore; this method provides a great opportunity for players to make good profits; following this method, you can make up to 3,600 mithril bars per hour, and up to 754,200 coins profit per hour after the cost of coal, mithril ore, stamina potion, and 72,000 coins for the coffer have been deducted.
Here are the steps to smelt mithril bars in the blast furnace:
Adamantite bars can be smelted using 3 coals and 1 Adamantite ore only at the blast furnace and require a smithing level of at least 70. If it is done efficiently, it is possible to make up 2700 bars per hour and make over 900,000 coins per hour after the expenses have been deducted.
Here are the following steps to follow to smith Adamantite bars at the blast furnace:
Runite bars can be smith at the Blast Furnace with only 4 coals and one rune bar when done in a regular furnace, a smithing level of 85 is required to smelt runite bars. This method can generate good profits as it is possible to make over 2,000 runite bars per hour, resulting to over 1.2 million GP made per hour after expenses deducted. Here are the steps to follow to smelt Runite bars at the Blast Furnace:
Smithing gold bars at the blast furnace is the fastest method of training smithing at level 40 smithing, unlike the methods discussed above, this method is expensive to do, costing over 400k GP per hour, this method can be done without the Gold Gauntlets, but it won’t be worth it as you would get only half the experience rate for the same cost.
Coal is not required for this method and coal bags won’t be needed, only gold bars are needed, here are the steps to follow to efficiently smith gold bars at the blast furnace.