90 degree to lean stunt fell

[tree_beard]

standard hinge with summit tucked into the fence side of the gob then...

[ledders666]

easy just, tilt the camera a little, same as making it look like i can climb up a 'vertical' wall

[Tommy_B]

I'd have said second tensioned line. Pull rope to start it. Gets to certain point then pulls round. Hope that makes sense. I know what I mean!!!

[Mark Bolam]

Bottle jack in the far side of the gob.

 

Pumped in a frenzy by a dwarf you borrowed from Mick at the weekend.

[Dean Lofthouse]

I'd have said second tensioned line. Pull rope to start it. Gets to certain point then pulls round. Hope that makes sense. I know what I mean!!!

 

Good man Tommy your on the right track

 

Nice to see people thinking

 

Here's a basic drawing from a book which gives a basic idea but there are ways to adjust the amount of deflection either side of line of fall I'll explain when people have had chance to study the drawing

 

What you are basically doing is taking the weight of the lean off the hinge, but whatever happens the tree cant go the way of the lean

[turbull]

what book is the picture taken from ?

[Peter]

Looks like one of Jerry Baraneks to me. Fundamentals of General Tree Work?

[Mark Bolam]

Thats cheating Deano.

 

The second line is invisible.

 

And my dwarf idea is much more fun.

 

I like it a lot.

[Dean Lofthouse]

The books "To Fell a Tree" by Jeff Jepson, good book but quite basic for the first half.

 

The idea isn't from this book BTW The ideas been around for a long time I just can't find reference to it on the net ??

[Dean Lofthouse]

Thats cheating Deano.

 

The second line is invisible.

 

 

Thats the idea Mark, to get people thinking outside the box, but you are "special" mate, you think too far outside the box sometimes