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A '''wood cutter''' cuts down [[tree]]s to create [[wood]] logs. | A '''wood cutter''' cuts down [[tree]]s to create [[wood]] logs. | ||
− | To employ a wood cutter, give him the [[wood cutting]] labor, and [[Designations|designate]] some trees for logging using the keys {{key|d}}-{{key|t}}. | + | To employ a wood cutter, give him the [[wood cutting]] labor, and [[Designations|designate]] some trees for logging using the keys {{key|d}}-{{key|t}}. |
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+ | A wood cutter also requires an available [[axe]]. The quality or material of a pick has no effect on any aspect of woodcutting - a [[quality|no-quality]] [[copper]] axe is the same as a [[quality|masterwork]] [[steel]] or [[adamantine]] one. (The same is not true for axes in [[weapon|combat]].) | ||
This skill increases rapidly. With an ample supply of trees, a dedicated wood cutter who does not do his own wood [[hauling]] can reach legendary status in well under a year, and can singlehandedly meet the lumber needs of most types of fortresses. A single [[dwarf]] can also function well as a dedicated wood cutter ''and'' [[Plant gathering|plant gatherer]], provided that this dwarf is not your sole food provider. It may be worthwhile to give him some points in [[axedwarf]], making him a decent soldier if necessary. | This skill increases rapidly. With an ample supply of trees, a dedicated wood cutter who does not do his own wood [[hauling]] can reach legendary status in well under a year, and can singlehandedly meet the lumber needs of most types of fortresses. A single [[dwarf]] can also function well as a dedicated wood cutter ''and'' [[Plant gathering|plant gatherer]], provided that this dwarf is not your sole food provider. It may be worthwhile to give him some points in [[axedwarf]], making him a decent soldier if necessary. |
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Profession | Woodworker | |
Job Title | Wood Cutter | |
Labor | Wood Cutting | |
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A wood cutter cuts down trees to create wood logs.
To employ a wood cutter, give him the wood cutting labor, and designate some trees for logging using the keys d-t.
A wood cutter also requires an available axe. The quality or material of a pick has no effect on any aspect of woodcutting - a no-quality copper axe is the same as a masterwork steel or adamantine one. (The same is not true for axes in combat.)
This skill increases rapidly. With an ample supply of trees, a dedicated wood cutter who does not do his own wood hauling can reach legendary status in well under a year, and can singlehandedly meet the lumber needs of most types of fortresses. A single dwarf can also function well as a dedicated wood cutter and plant gatherer, provided that this dwarf is not your sole food provider. It may be worthwhile to give him some points in axedwarf, making him a decent soldier if necessary.
A dwarf cannot have both the Mining and Wood Cutting labors enabled, as doing so would require them to dual-wield an axe and a pick. Setting dwarves which must work outside to Wood Cutting can be a good idea, as it means they will carry axes with them at all times-though this also means that they will usually interrupt anything they're doing to go chop trees.
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