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Heres the video, i kept the hinge nice and big to keep him slow, although i left a tad too much on the right hand side, and hence what happened!

 

watch and see!

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAlFI7EmKME]YouTube - Big willow tree fell[/ame]

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the lad who filmed it shouted timber. it was a big gob on it too. didnt want too big as i didnt want to find rotten wood, but it was all sound, it was purely the hinge! I chuckle as i watch it, as i could see it hitting the deck, and it just didnt. ive nver had that happen!

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i was a cuttin as a fast as i coulda!

 

i put the ear in one side, i dont know why i decided not to do it on the other, i started marking out my back cut instead as it was ont he way round. ah well.

 

ed: ive seen those boys, what a bunch o looneys :P

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leaning tree cut would have been my choice of cut for that, but tree went where u wanted it so alls good :001_cool:

 

 

i was toying with that idea tbh, but as there wasnt a huge amount of weight to increase the force on the lean, i chose a standard cut instead. Although im still a bit gutted it didnt make a big thud!

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