Most profitable blacksmith products

[Kelthor]

There was this youtube guy who made a video on what gives you the most bang for your buck when it comes to iron tools and weapons. I tried drawing up a sheet with the copper and bronze stuff too, but somehow it always came back as being roughly the same profit for every item you make. Or did I get it wrong? Does any one thing of them have more kickback profit than the others?

[Dracon]

Usually Hammers, as you can take more of them with you per sales run ;) .

[Fel]

I prefer knives because they give you a lot more technology points per ingot.
The production technology's last entry is at 10,000 points so every little bit helps to get there.

[Jerry Fletcher]

Iron arrows. You can carry so many of them and they give very good money.

[richardmgoldsmith]

Originally posted by Jerry Fletcher:

Iron arrows. You can carry so many of them and they give very good money.

... and a Fletcher would know ;-)

[Kelthor]

Originally posted by AliveSince1961:

It's not only how profitable it can be but also take in consideration how heavy it is so you don't want to make many trips to sell them. When you have your vendor stall then weight is not a problem anymore.

Sorry, you can have vendors now?

[Kelthor]

Originally posted by richardmgoldsmith:

Originally posted by Jerry Fletcher:

Iron arrows. You can carry so many of them and they give very good money.

... and a Fletcher would know ;-)

Ace!

[Dracon]

OMg, did they never fix the arrows? Oh... Wait maybe I just stopped selling them to not take the fun out of it.... Very possible :/

[William Bonney]

For bronze, the sheep shears. 90g for 1 bronze bar. Stone sickles are good crafting exp as well as technique points at 4 stone and 4 sticks and 35g. Stone knives good for when not near a workbench that you can craft a lot of when overburdened on stone from mining then picking up Sticks from bushes.