Cut and Stack Lumber

What happens here

After removing the initial slab, the log is prepared for further cuts. The log is rolled to expose a new flat surface. The sawmill then makes multiple passes, cutting 1-inch thick boards. Each newly cut board is removed from the sawmill bed and placed onto the pallet forks of the tractor, which is used as a temporary stacking area. This process is repeated until all desired lumber is extracted from the log.

Goal: Produce 1-inch boards and stack them.