Not to be confused with
Spring.
Tight spring? (edit)
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Tight springs are a reward obtained from various events, including Birth by Fire, Deathbeard's Demise, and Aiding the Exile. They can also be created using the Invention skill. They function in exactly the same manner as springs, but are not tradeable, and are used to either charge or quick upgrade the spring cleaner. When charging the spring cleaner, each tight spring will provide one charge. When upgrading the spring cleaner, each tight spring will be consumed immediately and added to the upgrade process, as if a charge was used.
Required materials:
Tensile parts
Subtle components
- - - - - - - - - -
Production JSON:
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Tight spring ×20 | - |  |  |
|---|
| 100 XP | - | ? | - |
| Requirements |
|---|
| Invention level | 43 |
 Research: Spring cleaner and Tight springs |
 Members only |
| Materials |
|---|
| Item | Quantity | Price | Total |
|---|
 | Tensile parts | 120 | N/A | - |
 | Subtle components | 1 | N/A | - |
When the cost of creating tight springs is higher than the cost of springs (currently 3,295) then it is not recommended to create them yourself.
- Tensile parts
- See Calculator:Disassembly by material/Tensile for more
| Item
|
No junk reduction
|
Junk reduction 5
|
Junk reduction 9
|
| Per 20 springs
|
Per spring
|
Per 20 springs
|
Per spring
|
Per 20 springs
|
Per spring
|
 Maple shieldbow
|
58,080.81
|
2,904.04
|
49,019.61
|
2,450.98
|
45,634.92
|
2,281.75
|
 Maple shieldbow (u)
|
35,016.84
|
1,750.84
|
28,808.86
|
1,440.44
|
23,744.29
|
1,187.21
|
 Oak shieldbow (u)
|
43,181.82
|
2,159.09
|
27,014.22
|
1,350.71
|
16,239.32
|
931.37
|
- Subtle components
- See Calculator:Disassembly by material/Subtle for more
| Item
|
No junk reduction
|
Junk reduction 5
|
Junk reduction 9
|
| Per 20 springs
|
Per spring
|
Per 20 springs
|
Per spring
|
Per 20 springs
|
Per spring
|
 Steel scimitar
|
164,744.32
|
8,237.22
|
124,548.97
|
6,227.45
|
96,392.95
|
4,819.65
|
 Mithril scimitar
|
195,530.3
|
9,776.52
|
165,025.58
|
8,251.28
|
153,630.95
|
7,681.55
|
 Adamant scimitar
|
258,593.75
|
12,929.69
|
231,733.71
|
11,586.69
|
206,125.45
|
10,306.27
|
Assuming unstrung oak shieldbows and steel scimitars are used, the base cost is 5,751.02 coins per spring. The average disassembly time for gathering 120 tensile parts and 1 subtle component is 6.88 minutes. If the player can earn 1 million coins per hour via other activities, the total cost per spring would become 11,484.35 coins, making it less economical than buying springs.
However, other components gained from dissassembly may make tight springs worth crafting. This is particularly true if the components are gained as secondary products from other dissassembly based activities.
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- patch 5 September 2016 (Update):
- Untradeable springs from the Treasure Map event have been renamed as "tight springs" and now have an altered icon to differentiate from regular springs.
- When it was first released, charging the spring cleaner with both the tradeable spring and the tight spring in the inventory used up both types, but charged only half the amount.
- It was originally named "Spring" until 5 September 2016.
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Research: Spring cleaner and Tight springs
