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===Color===
 
===Color===
Most logs are brown-any [[furniture]], objects, or [[building]]s made from them will be brown as well. However, some trees will yield logs of a different color, so objects made from those logs will share that color. The following colors besides brown are available: black ([[Black-cap]]), cream ([[feather tree]]), crimson ([[Blood thorn]]), indigo ([[Nether-cap]]), lemon ([[Fungiwood]]), purple ([[Glumprong]]), red ([[Goblin-cap]]), teal ([[spore tree]]), violet ([[Tunnel tube]]), and white ([[Tower-cap]]).
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Most logs are brown, and any [[furniture]], objects, or [[building]]s made from them will be brown as well. However, some trees will yield logs of a different color, and objects made from those logs will share that color. The following colors besides brown are available: black ([[Black-cap]]), cream ([[Feather tree]]), crimson ([[Blood thorn]]), indigo ([[Nether-cap]]), lemon ([[Fungiwood]]), purple ([[Glumprong]]), red ([[Goblin-cap]]), teal ([[Spore tree]]), violet ([[Tunnel tube]]), and white ([[Tower-cap]]).
  
 
===Temperature===
 
===Temperature===
Wood can catch on [[fire]], and generally should not be used around [[magma]] or [[dragon]]s. [[Nether-cap]]s, however, have a fixed temperate set just around freezing. Because of this fixed temperature, items made from nether-caps are both fire and [[magma safe]]. Fire can devastate a food stockpile filled with wooden [[barrel|barrels]], so the use of metal or nether cap barrels should be considered if fire is a concern. [[Trap component#Enormous corkscrew|Enormous corkscrews]] and [[pipe section]]s made from nether caps are also magma-safe and can be used in a magma [[screw pump|pump]] if other magma-safe materials are in short supply.
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Wood can catch on [[fire]], and generally should not be used around [[magma]] or [[dragon]]s. [[Nether-cap]]s, however, have a fixed temperate set just around freezing. Because of their fixed temperature, items made from nether-caps are both fire and [[magma safe]]. Fire can devastate a food stockpile filled with wooden [[barrel|barrels]], so the use of metal or nether cap barrels should be considered if fire is a concern. [[Trap component#Enormous corkscrew|Enormous corkscrews]] and [[pipe section|pipe sections]] made from nether caps are also magma safe and can be used in a magma [[screw pump|pump]] if other magma safe materials are in short supply.
  
 
===Weight===
 
===Weight===

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