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(Cedar, maple, birch, pine, willow, oak)[[Age|Old to overaged ]] lumber trees create felled trees when [[woodcutting|cut down]]. Use a [[hatchet]], [[axe]] or [[saw]] to 'Chop' them up into logs. Logs from felled trees come in 24 kg units, except for the last log of a tree, which usually weighs less since most trees do not have weights evenly divisible by 24. Shrivelled lumber trees give just one smaller (~5 kg) log, and young trees generally give nothing.: [[Cedar]], [[maple]], [[birch]], [[pine]], [[willow]], [[oak]]
(Apple, cherry, olive, lemon)
Log Sizes from Fruit Trees: [[Apple]], [[cherry]], [[olive]], [[lemon]]{| Border="1" Cellpaddingclass="2"wikitable|+ Log Sizes from fruit trees!Old || 3.2 kg
|!Very Old || 4.8 kg
|!Overaged || 5.6 kg
Log
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==Description==
''A log cleared of branches. Good for making planks or shafts from branches. It is made from...''
Logs are the result of felling fruit [[tree]]s or , young trees or chopping up [[felled tree]]s.
They are primarily used for making [[shaft]]s or [[plank]]s, some [[ship building]] and other [[carpentry]] items, for [[:category:street lamps|street lamp]] poles or just burned as [[fuel]].
==Lumber trees==
==Fruit trees==
Fruit trees when cut down give a single small log if mature to overaged, or a [[wood scrap]] if shrivelled.
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==Shrubs and bushes==
Small plants like [[grape]] bushes, [[oleander]], [[rose|roses]] bushes do not give logs.
==Storage==
Logs can be stored in a [[bulk storage bin]] or [[crate]], but do not fit in a [[large chest]].
[[Category:Wood]]
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