Plunge cuts

[cousin jack]

Fantastic stuff, although I cannot understand why I have not thought of doing something like this myself, before now. This forum really is a great place to learn.

[David Humphries]

Fascinating stuff! Always interesting to see your work David.

 

Fantastic stuff, although I cannot understand why I have not thought of doing something like this myself, before now. This forum really is a great place to learn.

 

 

 

 

glad it's of some use to those with an interest

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks for the comments chaps

.

[Xerxses]

How long have you used this type of cuts?

Have you records of them and have you checked for inhibitants? If so what have you encountered?

 

Is there other types that you previously have used but abandoned due to experience of them being empty?

[Matthew Burton]

Thanks for posting, really interesting stuff! I'm working on a LA park site at the moment and we are monoithing pleanty of trees, shall mention the idea to the tree officer and try making some homes for some fauna.

 

Matt

[Ian Flatters]

Thanks Monkey, glad that i can see an image rather than what was being explained to me. I think the image i had in my head was just a single plunge under a limb going upwards. Good now i can see what i can do to add to my coro's.

 

Thanks for posting this

 

Ian

[David Humphries]

How long have you used this type of cuts?

Have you records of them and have you checked for inhibitants? If so what have you encountered?

 

Is there other types that you previously have used but abandoned due to experience of them being empty?

 

 

 

a few years Tobias.

But tbh, I've not kept check on them.

Could say - then whats the point, I suppose

 

 

Here's a few other bits and pieces that I've bodged together at various points.

 

definitely been used at some point, but couldn't really say by what.

 

 

 

 

.