Gum Tree Demolition

[Andy R]

But please never post any more felling tops out like that, my nerves could'nt take it.

 

ditto

 

[John Hancock]

One of my lads is being disciplined for standing on a 4 foot wall with a pole-saw....puts everything into perspective now. thanks...

[Andy R]

One of my lads is being disciplined for standing on a 4 foot wall with a pole-saw....puts everything into perspective now. thanks...

 

who by John, you?

[josharb87]

One of my lads is being disciplined for standing on a 4 foot wall with a pole-saw....puts everything into perspective now. thanks...

 

what??? thats crazy! (the discipiling) why?

[John Hancock]

No dude, in no-way by me......I don’t want to hijack this excellent thread. I'll wait till the disciplinary is over and then I'll post the details (It'll put everyone off working for L/A). lol

[David Humphries]

(It'll put everyone off working for L/A). lol

 

 

 

Not me Cousy Bro

 

 

 

 

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[John Hancock]

Not me Cousy Bro

 

 

 

 

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Shhhhh, don't tell anyone

[munkymadman]

honestly i didn't think it was that bad, i think everyone's hammering him a bit hard. obviously when he cut the top out, was dodgy as. i spent two years in oz, and i got steered away from my uk training slightly. maybe it's euc's wood characteristics or something. used to back/hinge/tear cut all the time, thought to myself why did no one show me this awesome simple cut before. face/gob/scarf cut's give better direction and control(very necessary on wood that tears) but break earlier. i only use snap cuts if i have to man handle the piece to avoid something or if i'm working close to my pole strop/lanyard.