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Can anybody explain this Felling Technique.

 

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Sorry for the hijack

 

 

 

dangerous!!

 

that's just asking for a barbers chair!!

 

how to kill your self in 3 easy cuts!!

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when doing a dog tooth what is the point in making the back cut on an angle? i know others just come in level behind. Just the way i have being taught :confused1:

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Can anybody explain this Felling Technique.

 

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Sorry for the hijack

 

Think its called the "i forgot to wear me glasses cut"

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dangerous!!

 

that's just asking for a barbers chair!!

 

how to kill your self in 3 easy cuts!!

 

Well yeah it was leaning and had all the weight on 1 side.

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when doing a dog tooth what is the point in making the back cut on an angle? i know others just come in level behind. Just the way i have being taught :confused1:

 

 

Maybe it started of like that because of axe and crosscut days.

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Well yeah it was leaning and had all the weight on 1 side.

 

 

that was meant as a reply to Darin turnbull's post mate!

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I think that cut may have been used for a back leaning tree that is being winched. When the top is compromised due to dead you my not be able to get the pull line high enough.

 

I have used that cut or similar (taught by and old school very experienced cutter) you don't need to have the winch line up too high so the back cut comes in below the bottom f the face. The lip stops the winch pulling the tree of the stump and losing it backwards.

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I think that cut may have been used for a back leaning tree that is being winched. When the top is compromised due to dead you my not be able to get the pull line high enough.

 

I have used that cut or similar (taught by and old school very experienced cutter) you don't need to have the winch line up too high so the back cut comes in below the bottom f the face. The lip stops the winch pulling the tree of the stump and losing it backwards.

 

 

Thank you

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