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Schematic: Portable Tinker's Workbench

Item Level 1
Binds when picked up
Recipe
Use: Learning
Effect: Portable Tinker's Workbench
“Teaches you how to craft Portable Tinker's Workbench.”
Sell price: 1 copper
Not sold on the Auction House

This item is acquired in-game. See its sources below.

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Schematic: Portable Tinker's Workbench is not traded on the Auction House, so it has no live market price. Its first-party game data (identity, effects and sources) is read from the official World of Warcraft client build.

Schematic: Portable Tinker's Workbench Game Data

Teaches

Portable Tinker's Workbench Dragon Isles Engineering

Creates Portable Tinker's Workbench

Using Schematic: Portable Tinker's Workbench teaches this recipe. The Dragon Isles Engineering recipe Portable Tinker's Workbench takes 2 Handful of Serevite Bolts, 1 Frameless Lens, 1 Greased-Up Gears and 1 Shock-Spring Coil.

Requirements & Properties

Requires
Dragon Isles Engineering (50)

Read from the World of Warcraft client build files.

Schematic: Portable Tinker's Workbench Crafting Costs

What One Craft Returns: Portable Tinker's Workbench

Schematic: Portable Tinker's Workbench teaches the Dragon Isles Engineering recipe Portable Tinker's Workbench, which makes Portable Tinker's Workbench. At the lowest EU listings, the reagents for one craft cost 82g, and Greased-Up Gears is the largest share at 48%. It turns yellow at Dragon Isles Engineering skill 30 and grey at 40.

ReagentNeededLowest listedCost
Handful of Serevite Bolts21 gold60 silver3 gold20 silver
Frameless Lens118 gold98 silver18 gold98 silver
Greased-Up Gears138 gold99 silver38 gold99 silver
Shock-Spring Coil120 gold83 silver20 gold83 silver
Reagents for one craft82 gold

What Else the Reagents Make

Prices are the lowest listed prices in the latest EU Auction House snapshot, not sales. Recipes, reagents, yields and skill levels come from the World of Warcraft client build files.

How Schematic: Portable Tinker's Workbench Compares