The diagram shows the manufacturing of the traditional wooden shoes called clogs.
Overall there are six main stages starting with the wood being chopped into pieces ending with the fully created shoe.
To begin with, the poplar or willow wood is being sawed into managable portion. This stage of the process followed by craving the piece of wood using an axe in order to create the shape of the clogs. Next, a long and thin knife is used to cut unnescessary parts of the wood.
Once the frame of the clog is created, a hole is made with a spoon drill to boring out shoe interior. After that, the sandpaper is utilized for the shoe to smoothen the surface, it should be the step that finishing the process of the shoe. Finally, the clogs can be decorated with variety of colors and accessories, then it is ready to be used.
