Stripped Pale Oak Log exposes a near-white grain when an axe is used on a placed Pale Oak Log.
Guide
Chop a pale oak tree in the Pale Garden biome with an axe until at least one Pale Oak Log drops into your inventory.
Set the Pale Oak Log into the world on any solid surface; the strip interaction needs a placed block, not a hand-held item.
Wield any axe — wood, stone, iron, gold, diamond, or netherride — and aim at the placed Pale Oak Log.
Right-click on Java Edition or tap with the axe on Bedrock Edition to strip the bark; a small experience drop is awarded.
Use Stripped Pale Oak Log for near-white pillars and beams, or craft 4 Pale Oak Planks per block or 3 Stripped Pale Oak Wood from 4 blocks.
Place a Pale Oak Log in the world, then use any axe on the block (right-click on Java, tap on Bedrock) to strip the bark.
No. Pale oak trees never drop Stripped Pale Oak Log naturally; the player must always use an axe on a placed Pale Oak Log.
Stripping a Pale Oak Log with an axe grants a small experience drop and durability damage to the axe.
Yes. Stripped Pale Oak Log crafts into 4 Pale Oak Planks per block, identical to the un-stripped Pale Oak Log recipe.
Yes. Place 4 Stripped Pale Oak Logs in a 2x2 grid to craft 3 Stripped Pale Oak Wood blocks with full-bark removal on every face.