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Cutting trees with a axe and a crosscut saw


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Why are you best doing it that way?

 

I felled a decent size tree once yrs ago with an axe and a 2 man saw and it was very hard work.

 

There is a real skill to using  an axe well you want a nice sharp felling axe like this one:

 

Image 1 - Adler Forged 2 1/2lb Yankee Lopping Axe - Splitter, Hickory - Made in Germany

 

Basically having high quality & sharp tools make all the difference and not many of them around theese days. Alot easier to use a cheapo chainsaw, than getting then maintaining  quality handtools.

 

 

How many people know how to set & sharpen saw teeth?

 

Image 1 - Two Man Cross-Cut Saw 100cm = 39 "/#E 40h5

 

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The ability to fell a tree efficiently with axe and cross cut saw is gained  over many years, I was shown how by a very skilled patience man 40years ago I did it for a bet and lost big  I learnt an awful lot that day and now would very much like to go back to thank him but too much time has passed.

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