klaavaus
Klaavaus is a Finnish term referring to the process of felling trees in a specific manner to direct their fall. This technique is often used in forestry for safety, efficiency, and to minimize damage to the surrounding environment. By carefully choosing the direction of the fall and making precise cuts, loggers can control where a tree lands, preventing it from falling onto other trees, structures, or difficult terrain.
The core of klaavaus involves making two primary cuts: the felling cut and the notch. The notch,
Several factors influence the klaavaus process, including the tree's lean, wind conditions, the surrounding vegetation, and