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This video is called... "I love fat hinges"

Though I neglected to mention this in the video (which is not public), we did strap the trunkup above the cut to keep it from Barber chairing

 

 

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31 minutes ago, IronMike said:

This was one I did a few months back, thought it was worthy! 

 

 

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Proper stump height too :thumbup1:

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This elm died last year.  It is 30 inches in diameter.

I have felled no large elms and was a bit apprehensive about tackling this one especially since I only had a 16 inch bar

I cut out the gob and plunged from either side and cut back to leave a tab.   Nicked the tab and ran to as safer place as I could find behind a large sycamore .

the 70 foot tall tree just keeled over gently, exactly where it was supposed to

Now to make some floor boards with the Lucas Mill 

I left the stump high partly because I have a bad back and partly to judge the plunge cuts more accurately 

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4 hours ago, Billhook said:

I left the stump high partly because I have a bad back and partly to judge the plunge cuts more accurately 

 

If you think that's high.. ..You should see the feckin mess the FC's left behind me. ?

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15 hours ago, Billhook said:

This elm died last year.  It is 30 inches in diameter.

I have felled no large elms and was a bit apprehensive about tackling this one especially since I only had a 16 inch bar

I cut out the gob and plunged from either side and cut back to leave a tab.   Nicked the tab and ran to as safer place as I could find behind a large sycamore .

the 70 foot tall tree just keeled over gently, exactly where it was supposed to

Now to make some floor boards with the Lucas Mill 

I left the stump high partly because I have a bad back and partly to judge the plunge cuts more accurately 

AF37A865-2C9E-460E-950A-0A05A0FC55D6.jpeg

3E36CB32-7233-491E-B7FD-2E64EF33E5E1.jpeg

Tidy !

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