Artisans Workshop

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Overview

The Artisans Workshop is an area in south-east Falador which provides several opportunities for Smithing training. To get to the Artisans Workshop simply teleport to Falador and run south-east until you find a building full of dwarves with a large furnace in the middle just south-east of the mining guild. The first time you visit the workshop, talk to Aksel who will explain the various areas of the workshop to you.

Clicking any room will take you to the guide section of that room.

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Requirements

A minimum of level 30 Smithing is required to train in the Artisans Workshop. However, a higher Smithing level will allow access to more of the workshop. Each room has a specific Smithing requirement described below.

While in the workshop you need to provide your own ores which must be made into ingots before they can be used to train in the workshop. To make ingots, use your ore on the smelter in the middle of the room, and then withdraw the ingots from the smelter. You can use noted ore. Each level of ingot requires a different amount of ores to make and can only be used in certain sections of the workshop. Each section of the workshop uses the following ingots:

• Level 1 Ingots: Burial Armour Room
• Level 2 Ingots: Cannon Room (steel only), Burial Armour Room
• Level 3 Ingots: Burial Armour Room
• Level 4 Ingots: Ceremonial Sword Room

Pic	Name	Ore Required	Coal Required	Pic	Name	Ore Required	Coal Required
	Iron Ingot I	1	0		Steel Ingot I	1	2
	Iron Ingot II	9	0		Steel Ingot II	4	7
	Iron Ingot III	12	0		Steel Ingot III	9	17
	Iron Ingot IV	75	0		Steel Ingot IV	40	80
	Mithril Ingot I	1	4		Adamant Ingot I	1	6
	Mithril Ingot II	3	12		Adamant Ingot II	3	14
	Mithril Ingot III	6	24		Adamant Ingot III	4	22
	Mithril Ingot IV	30	120		Adamant Ingot IV	25	150
Pic		Name		Ore Required		Coal Required
		Rune Ingot I		1		8
		Rune Ingot II		2		16
		Rune Ingot III		4		30
		Rune Ingot IV		18		144

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Burial Armour Room (Levels 30+)

To start making dwarven burial armour, head to the back of the workshop on the ground floor and speak to Suak. He will then convince Sten to show you how to make burial armour. The level of ingots to use is determined by the kind of dwarf that you are making armour for.

• Miners require armour made from level I ingots.
• Warriors require armour made from level II ingots.
• Smiths require armour made from level III ingots.

The higher leveled armour you make, the more experience you will gain from making it. Likewise, using more valuable materials will also yield more experience. Additionally if you make whichever item Suak is teaching about you will gain 10% additional experience from making it.

Ingot Level	Pic	Level Required	Experience per Item
Iron I		30	101
Iron II		30	202
Iron III		30	240
Steel I		45	131
Steel II		45	253
Steel III		45	354
Mithril I		60	164
Mithril II		60	316
Mithril III		60	404
Adamant I		70	278
Adamant II		70	455
Adamant III		70	568
Rune I		90	505
Rune II		90	631
Rune III		90	758

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Cannon Room (Level 62+ Members Only)

To start repairing cannons head down to the basement and all the way to the back where Isak is. Start by talking to Isak and picking up the three moulds from the table near the furnace. In addition you will also need level 2 steel ingots, which are the only type of ingots that can be used in this room. Once you have the moulds, level 2 steel ingots, and a hammer follow this process to begin repairing cannons.

Fix the Base
Begin by taking the base from the desk and removing the 10 cogs from it. Use the cogs on the anvil to attempt to repair them. If any of the cogs break during the repair process use one of your steel ingots on the furnace to make a replacement. Once you have 10 repaired cogs use them on the base and place the base on the stand in the middle of the room.

Fix the Stand
Take the stand from the desk and three pipes from it. These can be repaired by using them on the furnace with a pipe mould in your inventory. Once the three pipes are repaired, use them on the stand and place it on base you placed earlier.

Fix the Barrel
Take the barrel from the desk and use it on the anvil as many times as is necessary to fix it. Once it is repaired place it on the cannon.

Fix the Furnace
Take the furnace from the desk and empty it. Use all of the components retrieved from it on the anvil to repair them. Then head over to the barrel of gunpowder and fill the fuse box you just fixed from it. Then place all the components back into the furnace and add it to the cannon.

Test the Cannon
Use the cannonball mould and some of your steel ingots at the furnace to make 8 test cannonballs. These can then be loaded into the cannon and test fired as you would with any cannon. After the cannon has been tested it will be fully repaired and you will receive 3,846 Smithing XP.

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Ceremonial Sword Room (Level 70+ Members Only)

The ceremonial sword room provides the fastest XP rates but also requires the most resources and has the highest Smithing level requirements. To make a ceremonial sword you will need a hammer, a pair of tongs from the table near the entrance, level 4 ingots of your chosen material, and sword plans which can be gotten from Egil or Abel who will be wandering around the room.

Begin smithing the sword by using the ingot on the furnace to heat it. Once it has been heated up, use it on the anvil to start the smithing process. The following interface will appear.

The goal is to make the sword on the bottom match the sword on the top as closely as possible. To hit the sword click the hammer icon above or below the section you wish to hit. On the left you can select how hard you wish to hit the sword.

• A hard hit can dent anywhere from 0-5 and costs 1 cooldown.
• A medium hit can dent anywhere from 0-3 and costs 1 cooldown.
• A soft hit can dent anywhere from 0-2 and costs 1 cooldown.
• A careful hit always dents 1 and costs 2 cooldowns.

It is also important to note that if you hit more than a 6 anywhere but the tip of the sword it will break and you will gain no xp from it! Once the cooldown meter hits 0 the sword will be too cool to work with anymore and you will need to speak with either Egil or Abel to get it scored. You will receive a percentage of the perfect xp depending on how closely your sword matches the plans. Additionally, when smithing mithril, adamant, or rune swords with at least 80% accuracy you have a chance of getting a crystal triskellion fragment.

The first time you smith a sword with over 90% accuracy, you will receive a bonus of 5,000 XP. The first time you smith a sword with 100% accuracy, you will receive a bonus of 15,000 XP.

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Track Room

To start building mine cart tracks, head down the stairs and speak to Sten. Tracks are made of level 1 bronze, iron, or steel ingots. There are various trays of ingots around the room provided for you, you do not need to make these yourself. Each track piece is made up of 5 components: a base plate, rails, spikes, joints, and ties. Each piece has a Smithing level required to make listed below.

Once all of the components are built they can be combined together in the following order to create a piece of track: rails, base plate, spikes, joints, ties. Each of these components requires 1 additional Smithing level than was required to build it to add it to the track. Building a complete section of bronze track nets 34 additional XP, a complete section of iron track 46 additional XP, and a section of steel track 79 additional XP. You can also earn 5 additional XP points per section for laying completed sections of track in the cart lines down the tunnel.

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Rewards

As you spend time working in the Artisans workshop you will gradually gain respect from the workers there. This respect can be exchanged with Elof downstairs for additional rewards.

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Credits

Original Guide by: TecMaster532

Special thanks to: Cowman_133

Thanks to: All_Bogs, Andro, darkelfdad, Skyrebel, Wyvren2000, Zamers

Last updated by: Howlin0001

Last updated on: 04-Aug-2015