Abstract: A radial sawing method for cutting a log into six sections. Each resulting section has a triangular wedge shape, such that in cross-section, an angle of approximately sixty-degrees (60°) at the interior edge of the log section is formed. The approximately 60° angle can be the point of an equilateral triangle. After the log has been formed into six pieces that are relatively equivalent in size and shape, each respective piece can then be fed into additional sawing machines for additional processing, such as to form symmetrically shaped pieces, include a circle, a square, a hexagon, an octagon, or other polygon pieces.