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OSRS Mining Calculator

Estimate iron, coal, mithril or amethyst actions for an exact Mining target.

Last reviewedSeptember 5, 2026
Mining CalculatorInteractive calculator
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Exact XP table and action planner

Plan Mining training

Mining
Actions required18,180 Iron ore

636,294 XP from level 50 toward level 70

Current XP101,333
Target XP737,627
XP remaining636,294
Estimated time18.2 hr
Percentage complete13.74%
Method requirementLevel 15

OSRS Wiki: Iron ore · reviewed 2026-09-05. XP per iron ore mined. XP per action and actions/hour remain editable for boosts, failures, banking, tick methods, and route differences.

Tool-specific guide

What the OSRS Mining Calculator calculates

The OSRS Mining Calculator plans conventional ore and amethyst actions against the canonical XP curve. Each record means one successful extraction, making its unit different from pay-dirt, sandstone size, Volcanic Mine points, or other activities.

A fast iron route can beat a high-XP rock because success frequency dominates. The editable rate captures pickaxe, Mining level, rock competition, respawn, movement, dropping, and banking.

Input workflow

Use the Mining Calculator

  1. 1

    Set current total Mining XP and target level.

  2. 2

    Choose the exact resource represented by one action.

  3. 3

    Enter successful rocks per hour from the intended mine.

Mechanics, example, and decisions

A result you can audit

Each section documents the calculation and the limits that apply to this specific gameplay problem.

How This OSRS Mining Calculator Works01

The planner subtracts current XP from the target threshold. It divides by 35 for iron, 50 for coal, 80 for mithril, or 240 for amethyst, then rounds the extraction count upward.

Time uses completed extractions rather than attempts. A failed mining cycle awards no listed ore XP and should reduce the observed success rate.

Worked Example for the OSRS Mining Calculator02

At 48,000 XP remaining, amethyst gives 240 XP per successful extraction, producing exactly 200 amethyst. Iron at 35 XP would require ceiling(48,000 ÷ 35) = 1,372 rocks.

How to Use the OSRS Mining Calculator Result03

Compare estimated hours, not only action counts. Resource value, AFK time, access requirements, and ore retention may make a slower XP method worthwhile for a particular account.

OSRS Mining Calculator Accuracy and Limitations04

Motherlode Mine pay-dirt, stars, blast mining, granite sizes, gems, Varrock armour, celestial-ring boosts, and Mining gloves have mechanics beyond one fixed ore row. Use an adjusted action value for those methods.

Relevant reference data

Mining resource XP

The table covers four deterministic successful-extraction units.

ResourceRequired levelXP/action
Iron ore1535
Coal3050
Mithril ore5580
Amethyst92240
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Player questions

OSRS calculator FAQs

Clear answers about calculations, data, independence, privacy and practical use.

Does the OSRS Mining Calculator count failed swings?

No. The action total represents successful resource extractions that award the listed XP.

Can OSRS Motherlode Mine use the iron row?

No. Pay-dirt and cleaning have their own mechanics; enter a measured effective XP per pay-dirt or session instead.

How is OSRS amethyst XP converted to actions?

Remaining Mining XP is divided by 240 and rounded up to the next successful amethyst.

Why should OSRS rocks per hour be edited?

Level, pickaxe, location, competition, respawn and banking make a universal extraction rate unrealistic.

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