131 Beitzah 4/3-6

(3) One may not chop up wood, neither from beams nor from a beam which broke on the festival. And one may not chop with an axe nor with a saw nor with a sickle, but rather only with a hatchet. Regarding a structure [literally: a house] full of produce which was sealed and then breached [on the festival], one may take [produce] out through the breach. Rabbi Meir says: one may even breach it at the outset, and take out [the produce].

(4) One may not make a hole in [a piece of clay in order to make it a holder for] a candle, because one would [thereby] be making a vessel. And charcoal may not be made on a holiday, nor may one cut a wick into two. Rabbi Yehudah says: one may use a flame to cut it into two candles.

(5) One may not break up [pieces of] pottery [to use for cooking], nor may one cut paper to roast a salty [fish] dish in it. And one may not rake out an oven or a stove, but one may press [the ashes] down. And one may not bring two casks near to one another in order to rest a saucepan on them [i.e. like a make-shift stove, with a flame lit between them]. And one may not prop up a pot with a [wooden] shard, and the same applies to a door. And one may not drive livestock with a stick on a festival; and Rabbi Elazar bar Rabbi Shimon permits.

(6) Rabbi Eliezer says: One may take a [wooden] chip that is before him to pick his teeth with it, and one may rake up [twigs] from the courtyard and light [a fire with them], since everything in a courtyard is [considered] prepared [from the day before for use on the festival]. And the Sages say: one may rake up [only] that which is before him and light [with it].