Cedrus Deodara Dismantle

[Rob D]

Good vid - liked all the different camera angles going on

[mark_goldfinch]

Great vid great tune.

[silky fox]

Nice location:001_smile:

[broonie]

cool video. nice editing

[Philmypower]

Awsome vid, very well edited, what softwear did your mate use to edid

[rossy]

Great video, I loved it. Think I might have a go at your felling cuts on the main stem. I haven't seen those ones before coming in under the sink cut. So both entertaining and educational, good job dude!

 

 

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[scotspine1]

nice vid that TC, good job on the removal, pity to see a Deodar go. Having said that I helped a mate out this week with one he was removing, will put up a short vid of it sometime soon.

[Tommy Hutchinson]

Good job.

 

Was on of the unusual cuts when the back cut was made below the straight edge of the gob cut, @ 3.52?

 

Could some one explain the unusual cut/s that he used?

 

Thanks

 

Tommy

[T.C]

Thanks for all the feedback. The answer to the main question. The cuts I was doing while chogging down the stem are effectively a step-cut with a face on it. I saw the method on a video posted on here a few months ago. "The Swedish cut" I think.

 

Its still early days but I prefer it to a normal step-cut as the timber falls away easier.

 

 

This video by Ian Flatters explains better!!

 

I will ask my friend what editing programme he used.

 

It was a shame about the tree Scotspine. But it will give more light to the bigger Copper beech.

 

TC

[Wookie]

Cracking video:thumbup1: