You can make a fair amount of profit from plank running. I recommend running oak planks because you can buy the oak logs from the grand exchange with no problem. You can buy oak logs for 49gp each, and you can sell the planks you run for 472gp and they usually sell in the grand exchange with no problem. For every 1000 planks you make you can make a profit of approximately 173,000gp. Remember the prices in the grand exchange usually change daily. Also the plank man charges 250 per plank
There is no magic planks in runescape. Only plank, oak plank, teak plank and mahogany plank.
Sawmill Guy:350 If you have teak logs, G.E 450-500gp Each; My Construction Lv is 41 and my house is worth 2.89mil.
That would depend on your current level. Besides, you may also want to know how much it costs with other methods (other types of planks, in this case). Therefore, I recommend you use an online runescape skill calculator, which lets you do this type of experimentation.
12.5 Smithing experience
just try making it and see how much xp u get
75 exp each.
you get 9 billion exp when you make a cake
You get exactly 187.5 xp per steel platebody in runescape which is probably the best way to raise smithing cost wise
You don't buy oak trees. You can buy oak logs, or oak planks. You can also buy oak seeds, which in this case are called "acorns". Prices in RuneScape change all the time, since they are mainly driven by supply and demand. You can find updated prices here: at the top of the main RuneScape page, there is a kind of menu; select "Community", then "Grand Exchange".
Answer:Oak Planks Vary In Cost But Are Usually Within The Range Of 600-700gp. Currently They are 638gp.
Look up a magic calculator, then how many times you have to plank-make from 86-99 magic, then add the prices of the planks + runes to cast the spell together, to get the cost.
In a small enterprise, the gross profit varies from industry to industry. However, if you have a gross profit margin of around 305 of your total net sales, you should consider yourself to be lucky.