Spruce Log

In addition to the destruction of trees, spruce logs can be found in the village in the Taiga biome and Snow-covered Biomes, in the form of parts of villagers huts or as masts of sunken ships. Several spruce logs can sometimes be found in chests (probability 28%).

Stripped spruce logs are generated in a village in the Snow-covered tundra.

It is best to mine wooden objects, including logs, in Minecraft with an axe. But it is necessary to take into account the different effectiveness of axes made of different materials.

Time of destruction of a spruce log with an axe without enchantment (in seconds):

• Wooden 1.5
• Stone 0.75
• Iron 0.5
• Diamond 0.4
• Netherite 0.35
• Golden 0.25

Thus, the fastest way to get a spruce log is with a golden axe. But at the same time, its small margin of safety should be taken into account. If you have a sufficient supply of gold, and you need to get a large number of spruce logs in a short time, then this is your option.

Starting their adventure in the world of Minecraft, many players create their first home out of wood. This is an easily accessible material, and buildings made of it have their own special charm. The variety of colors and textures of wood in the game allow you to create different variations and styles of wooden houses and practically do not limit the imagination and possibilities of players.

Spruce logs are no exception. Their dark shade can be used as contrasting inserts in the walls of houses, completely make a floor out of them, or lay out in a staggered order, alternating with light blocks. They can also emphasize the corners of the building, making a kind of "pillars" of dark spruce logs.

If you put a spruce log on a hard surface and click on it with an axe (right mouse button), you will get a hewn spruce log. The same can be done without destroying the tree, but by clicking directly on the trunk of the tree. The resulting hewn spruce logs have the same properties as ordinary logs, and differ only in texture. This makes them interesting decorative blocks for buildings made of wood.