What is the best way to train smithing i want to collect ores by my self
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1-29: The Knight’s Sword quest
29-33 Mine iron in al kharid mine and smelt into iron bars on the way down to the al kharid bank at the furnace
33-42 Start using the bars you have and smith iron platebodies. Sell the platebodies to Horvik’s platebody store 5-10x per world, then hop.
At this point more options open up for you. You can keep smithing iron platebodies until 48 for steel platebodies, or for a bit of variety, you can start making steel bars to smith steel kiteshields at 42, then steel platelegs/skirts at 46, then steel platebodies at 48. These can either be high-alched or sold to the stores that have them in stock. Kiteshield shop in falador, platelegs/skirts in al kharid. Platebodies in varrock.
Best place to mine coal is mining guild, but theres also a good spot in the dwarven mine next to it. Afterwards mine the iron in the dwarven mine or varrock south east mine. Head to al kharid to make the steel bars whenever you are bored of mining.
I think this is the fastest smithing xp/h long term if playing solo. You can mix it up and superheat mithril bars in mining guild once you get close to 68 smithing for mithril platebodies, as that is about the same overall smithing xp/h and profit all things considered.
But be prepared that smithing is very slow, as getting the ores for smithing is much slower than how fast you make and use the bars afterwards.
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Thankyou very much for the info !!!
This is sick thank you i really appreciate this. 
I’ve been collecting nature runes and using them to superheat steel bars in the Falador mine. Once I hit 44 smithing from superheating I’ll smith the bars into 2h swords/platebodies, then alch them.