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*35-45 - {{ItemIcon|Willow Logs|Willow Trees}} & {{ItemIcon|Teak Logs|Teak Trees}}.
*45-55 - {{ItemIcon|Teak Logs|Teak Trees}} & {{ItemIcon|Maple Logs|Maple Trees}}.
*45-55 - {{ItemIcon|Teak Logs|Teak Trees}} & {{ItemIcon|Maple Logs|Maple Trees}}.
*55-60 - {{ItemIcon|Maple Logs|Maple Trees}} & {{ItemIcon|Mahogany Logs|Mahagony Trees}}.
*55-60 - {{ItemIcon|Maple Logs|Maple Trees}} & {{ItemIcon|Mahogany Logs|Mahogany Trees}}.
*60-90 - {{ItemIcon|Mahogany Logs|Mahagony Trees}} & {{ItemIcon|Yew Logs|Yew Trees}}.
*60-90 - {{ItemIcon|Mahogany Logs|Mahogany Trees}} & {{ItemIcon|Yew Logs|Yew Trees}}.
*90-99 - {{ItemIcon|Yew Logs|Yew Trees}} & {{ItemIcon|Redwood Logs|Redwood Trees}}.
*90-99 - {{ItemIcon|Yew Logs|Yew Trees}} & {{ItemIcon|Redwood Logs|Redwood Trees}}.


Experience per hour can easily be calculated per tree as (experience gain/cutting interval)*3600.
Experience per hour can easily be calculated per tree as <math>\frac{\text{Experience Gain}}{\text{Cutting Interval}} \times 3\,600</math>. The total experience gain per hour is then simply the sum of the per tree experience calculation.


Selling logs is advisable to make it possible to purchase essential upgrades such as [[Shop#Axe|Axes]] or {{UpgradeIcon|Multi-Tree}}, but this might slow down {{Skill|Firemaking}} so keeping some is recommended. It is also possible to sell the {{ItemIcon|Bird Nest|Bird Nests}} that are produced, which are worth more unopened on average compared to selling the seeds after opening.
Selling logs is advisable to make it possible to purchase essential upgrades such as [[Shop#Axe|Axes]] or {{UpgradeIcon|Multi-Tree}}, but this might slow down {{Skill|Firemaking}} so keeping some is recommended. It is also possible to sell the {{ItemIcon|Bird Nest|Bird Nests}} that are produced, which are worth more unopened on average compared to selling the seeds after opening.