Oak Log icon PNG
The Oak Log icon exactly as it appears in Minecraft 26.3, as a transparent PNG. The original texture is 16×16 pixels, and here you can scale it up without it going blurry.
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Open in the icon editorOak log in Minecraft: where it comes from and its uses
The oak log is nearly always the first thing you collect in a world, because you can break it by hand. An axe is faster, and any tool drops the log itself. It is one of ten log types in the game, alongside spruce, birch, jungle, acacia, dark oak, mangrove, cherry, pale oak and poplar.
Oak trees are not the only source. Azalea trees grow with oak logs, and fallen trees can be made of them. They also generate in plains villages, swamp huts, mineshafts, Java shipwrecks, trial chambers and abandoned camps in forests. The wandering trader sells 8 logs for an emerald.
Its main use is turning it into planks, the base for almost everything made of wood. Smelt it in a furnace and you get charcoal, which Nether stems cannot do. It also works as fuel itself, smelting 1.5 items.
Use an axe on it and you strip the bark, leaving a stripped log that behaves the same but looks different.
Sources: minecraft.wiki/Log
How to get Oak Log
Recipe and drops taken from the Minecraft 26.3 data pack.
What you make with Oak Log
It goes in as an ingredient in these recipes.
- Campfire
- Charcoal
- Oak Planks
- Soul Campfire
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