For my apprentice...

[TreeMuggs]

Hello all, I am building a website to teach my apprentice the basics and I would love some feedback. I started writing articles and making videos in the off-season so that he could be learning all winter. The site is called EducatedClimber.com.

 

Here is some of the newest content:

- Professor Ed Gilman Online Arboriculture course

- Mechanical Advantage Explained

- Saw Chain maintenance and sharpening

 

I would really appreciate opinions and feedback from the Arbtalk community. Thank you all.

 

Cheers

[Luckyeleven]

looks awesome! 'to fell a tree' is full of useful idiot tips.

[roys]

Well done, good work on website, content is ace too, think you are going to have one very lucky and well trained apprentice.

[Nikk]

Looks good,

Since I am going to be a mature apprentice, this web site suits me .

Good reading, well explained. Keep it coming.

Nikk

[stihlmadasever]

looks awesome! 'to fell a tree' is full of useful idiot tips.

 

I 2nd that.Anything by Jeff Jepson or Gerry Baranek are a wealth of imformation for tree workers.

[Nikk]

Just watched one of his video on u-tube. Can't wait to do my tickets I so much want to have a go and learn the trade. Simply amazing !

[Andyd1606]

Cracking website what a lucky apprentice nice one

[TreeMuggs]

Glad to hear that this content is appreciated. I am especially happy to have gotten permission from Professor Ed Gilman to post his content. Professor Gilman put a lot of work into these videos. As far as academics, it is literally Dr. Gilman and Dr. Alex Shigo who have done the most to promote proper arboricultural practices among commercial arborists. There is a ton of great content here, I am so appreciative that Professor Gilman put this together for all of us. My apprentice James has already learned so much from these videos........as have I...