Crafting Guide OSRS F2P Profit

In OSRS, F2P means Free-to-Play that refers to the OSRS free version where you do not need to make a payment to play the game. Just like the OSRS paid version, you can also do crafting to create any items. Each crafting method will give you a certain amount of profit.

Considering each F2P crafting will give you a certain amount of profit, you may want to know how much profit that you will earn from each F2P crafting. So, let’s find out the profit that you will earn through crafting a certain item in the F2P version in our post below!

The Amount of Profits You’ll Earn in F2P Crafting

In F2P, you will be able to craft any items including:

• • Pottery; pots, bowls and pie dishes
  • Soft leather items and hardleather body
  • Silver; holy symbols and tiaras
  • Gold, emeralds, ruby, sapphire and diamond rings, amulets and necklaces.

Here’s a list of profits that you will get from crafting any items:

Crafting Emerald Jewellery

Profit: 113,420

By crafting the emerald jewellery assuming 1060 pieces crafted each hour, you will get the profit of 112,000 where each emerald ring has a profit of 107. The emerald necklace will have a 104 profit each and an emerald amulet that has a 39 profit each.

In the case of crafting the emerald jewellery, you should use the Edgeville furnace, due to it’s the closest one to a bank without requirements. Each inventory will also take roughly 40 seconds to complete for an hourly rate of around 80 – 100 trips.

Ideally, you can only turn run on when returning to the bank to save up on stamina, because the outputs are noticeably lighter than the inputs. It is important to note, if toggled to always walk, the CTRL clicking the Bank Booth actually allows you to run for one instance. It will save having to click the Run/Walk toggle.

Here’s the crafting Emerald jewellery requirements:

• • Skills: 29+ Crafting
  • Items: Ring mould (220,000)
  • Quest: None
  • Other: None
  • Experience gained: 58,300
  • Inputs: 648,720
  • Outputs: 762,140

Crafting Sapphire Jewellery

Profit: 111,300

By crafting the  Sapphire jewellery assuming 1060 pieces crafted each hour, you will get the profit of 111,300 where each Gold bar costs 82 and each sapphire costs 318 and each Sapphire ring costs 497 that is a profit of 97 each ring. The Sapphire necklace will have a 105 profit each and a Sapphire amulet that has a 36 profit each.

In the case of crafting the Sapphire jewellery, you should use the Edgeville furnace, due to it’s the closest one to a bank without requirements. Each inventory will also take roughly 40 seconds to complete for an hourly rate of around 80 – 100 trips.

Ideally, you can only turn Sprint on when returning to the bank to save up on stamina, because the outputs are noticeably lighter than the inputs. You shouldn’t use the armour, because the extra weight will increase stamina drain.

Here’s the crafting Sapphire jewellery requirements:

• • Skills: 20+ Crafting
  • Items: Necklace mould (150,000)
  • Quest: None
  • Other: None
  • Experience gained: 58,300
  • Inputs: 424,000
  • Outputs: 535,300

Crafting Ruby Jewellery

Profit: 103,880

By crafting the Ruby jewellery assuming 1060 pieces crafted each hour, you will get the profit of 103,880 where each ruby ring has a profit of 45. The Ruby necklace will have a  98  profit each and Ruby amulet that has a 36 profit each.

In the case of crafting the Ruby jewellery, you should also use the Edgeville furnace, due to it’s the closest one to a bank without requirements. Each inventory will also take roughly 40 seconds to complete for an hourly rate of around 80 – 100 trips. Ideally, you should only turn sprint on when returning to the bank in order to save up on stamina, because the outputs are lighter than the inputs.

Here’s the crafting Ruby jewellery requirements:

• • Skills: 34+ Crafting
  • Items: Necklace mould (370,000)
  • Quest: None
  • Other: None
  • Experience gained: 79,500
  • Inputs: 1,098,160
  • Outputs: 1,202,040

Crafting Gold Jewellery

Profit: 72,800

By crafting the gold jewellery assuming 1400 pieces crafted each hour,  you will get the profit of 72,800 where each Gold necklace will have a profit of 32 and the Gold amulet will have a profit of 41 each.

In the case of crafting the Gold jewellery, you should also use the Edgeville furnace, due to it’s the closest one to a bank without requirements. In this case, each gold bar will cost 83 and a Gold ring will cost 134 each, which is a profit of 52 each ring. Each inventory will also take roughly 65  seconds to complete for an hourly rate of around 80 – 100 trips. Ideally, you should only turn sprint on when returning to the bank in order to save up on stamina, because the outputs are lighter than the inputs.

Here’s the crafting Gold jewellery requirements:

• • Skills: 5+ Crafting
  • Items: Ring mould (40,000+)
  • Quest: None
  • Other: None
  • Experience gained: 21,000
  • Inputs: 114,800
  • Outputs: 187,600

Crafting Diamond Jewellery

Profit: 24,380

By crafting the Diamond jewellery assuming 1060 pieces crafted each hour, you will get the profit of 72,900 where each gold bar costs 82, each diamond costs 1,896 and each diamond ring costs 1,988 that has a profit of 10 each ring. The diamond necklace will have a 23 profit each and diamond amulet that has a -31 profit each.

In the case of crafting the diamond jewellery, you should use the Edgeville furnace, due to it’s the closest one to a bank without requirements. Each inventory will also take roughly 40 seconds to complete for an hourly rate of around 80 – 100 trips.

Ideally, you can only turn Sprint on when returning to the bank to save up on stamina, because the outputs are noticeably lighter than the inputs. You shouldn’t use the armour, because the extra weight will increase stamina drain.

Here’s the crafting Diamond jewellery requirements:

• • Skills: 43+ Crafting
  • Items: Necklace mould (700,000+)
  • Quest: None
  • Other: None
  • Experience gained: 95,400
  • Inputs: 2,096,680
  • Outputs: 2,121,000

Okay, those are the profits that you will earn by crafting each jewellery in the F2P version of OSRS.

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