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Plywood Hardener calculator
Craft batches · the same yield, price, and cost model as Opportunities. Unknown yields do not produce profit estimates.
Recipe #2253 · 1 craft batch · Insufficient stock
- Expected output
- 1.50
- Materials total
- 880,966
- Net sale total
- 741,488
- Profit total
- -139,479
-139,479 profit per craft batch · -15.8% ROI
Material breakdown
- Pure Powder Reagent × 1crafted · recipe #2512Base ingredients: Insufficient stock6,0366,036 each
- Fir Sap × 4CM14,0803,520 each
- Bloody Tree Knot × 3CM20,8506,950 each
- Trace of Nature × 3CMNot costed as crafts: Heating (unsupported or uncertain yield).840,000280,000 each
Base ingredients for selected routes
- Sugar × 0.4NPC820 each
- Silver Azalea × 0.4CM148370 each
- Purified Water × 0.4NPCNot costed as crafts: Filtering (unsupported or uncertain yield).2,0005,000 each
- Wild Grass × 0.4CMInsufficient stock3,8809,700 each
- Fir Sap × 4CM14,0803,520 each
- Bloody Tree Knot × 3CM20,8506,950 each
- Trace of Nature × 3CMNot costed as crafts: Heating (unsupported or uncertain yield).840,000280,000 each
Availability and stock coverage use these combined base ingredients, including shared ingredients across recipes. Expected, fractional quantities are used for cost comparison—not a whole-batch shopping guarantee. Only supported Cooking/Alchemy intermediates are crafted; processing and other uncertain routes are not costed.
The published recipe range uses a uniform baseline and the client mastery curve. Expected output is a long-run estimate, not a guaranteed batch result. Special products and byproducts are excluded. Silver amounts are rounded for display; profit is calculated before rounding.
Buy all materials uses fresh sell listings for the requested quantity or a verified NPC price. Theoretical routes use CM reference prices. Output revenue is an estimate at the CM reference price. Stock is a snapshot, not a reservation. Estimated CM capacity: 0 craft batches using expected ingredient quantities; actual crafts require whole batches and yields vary.