After lumberjacks fell trees that are between 100 and 200 years old, a mill saws them into logs and splits them carefully along the grain, producing rough boards called staves.
Vispirms mežcirtēji nogāž 100 līdz 200 gadus vecus kokus, un tad kokzāģētavā tie tiek sazāģēti un rūpīgi pa šķiedrai saskaldīti mucu dēlīšos.