 The log is either fixed horizontally on sawhorses at a height of 40 cm or at an angle with one end over the sawhorse and two members of the sawing team sitting on the lower end to stabilise the log, with two other handling the saw.The saw is usually 2 m long, the logs vary but can be over 1 m in circumference and usually between 10-20 in number.In Spanish this is called "corte de troncos con tronza" or just "tronza" and in French "scieur de bois".