
Item
Log
- Obtainable
- Craftable
- Farmable
- Automatable
Quick answer
Log can be gathered from Tree or stump. Log is also produced at Lumberjack stand. It is also used as a crafting ingredient.
- Gathering places: 53
- Automatable
Quick facts
- Craftable
- Yes
- Buyable
- No
- Automatable
- Yes
- Farmable
- Yes
- Stack size
- 1
Availability, requirements and sources can change when the full release ships.
How to get Log
Every source below comes from the game data for this item. Requirements are only listed when the data proves them.
Best source
Tree or stump
- Per harvest
- 2
- Places
- 2
- Respawn
- One-time, then removed
Crafting
Lumberjack stand
How to craft Log
The recipe lists no materials.
- Output
- 1
- Made at
- Lumberjack stand
- Time
- 8s
Why can't I craft Log?
This is everything the data proves about the recipe. The missing item in the list is the one blocking you.
- Recipe existsYes
- Lumberjack standWorkstation
- Mastery level 1
What is Log used for?
Uses are grouped by what actually requires the item, not by recipe count.
Where to farm Log
Node counts come from resources placed in the world data.
Source
Tree or stump
- Nodes
- 53
- Per harvest
- 3 to 4
- Respawn
- Regrows in stages
Can Log be automated?
Yes. Log can be produced by automation.
Produced by
- Lumberjack standZombie resource worker · Zombie worker
Feeds into
- Circular SawZombie worker
- Assembly bench IConveyor · Zombie worker
- SawhorseZombie worker
- Porter support
- Supported
What to do next
Check the requirement list to see which part of the recipe is still missing.
Open requirementsFrequently asked questions
How do you get Log in Graveyard Keeper 2?
Log can be gathered from Tree or stump. Log is also produced at Lumberjack stand. It is also used as a crafting ingredient.
Can Log be crafted?
Yes. Log can be crafted. The recipe and its requirements are listed on this page.
What is Log used for?
Log is used as a crafting ingredient. Recipes using it: 5
Can Log be automated?
Yes. The current data contains an automation path for Log.





