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Careful with those back leaning beech. They can snap off the hinge. Your cut looks like its quite high off the ground. Beech often have pretty good buttress roots that you can utilize to prevent them snapping, and steer them where you want them.....cut them as low as possible to make use of these.

 

Thats a nice even hinge, and this isn't a criticism, just an observation :)

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