That Wedge was awful deep. Flatten out that back cut. Was wondering why the stump is so high. I've done clearing work where the operators coming in wanted them high so they could work them out.
Don’t lie to this youngster. Not good job. Waaaaay to deep. A good strong gust and that tree could break over backwards. Never a reason to notch this deep. Heavy leaner bore cut. Just trying to keep you alive Bro
@@WhackinAxes you’ll be good. You have the most important trait . Willingness to learn and never show off in the woods. Been cutting timber 30 years and learn something new all the time.
Try cutting in horizontally ⅓ while aiming where you want to drop it. Now with your saw in the tree and having the visual on position, pull it out quick and slice down on an angle to meet that last position. Then for backcut, cut in level with notch level cut leaving parallel hinge material. Once tree starts going, get out the way!!
Also the thickness of your holding wood is the diameter of the tree at breast height in inches. Example a 2.5 foot diameter tree at breast height needs 2.5 inches of holding wood as a general rule of thumb. Too much holding wood on hardwoods can increase risk of barber chair. Just some food for thought. You’re doing great.
Noticing the age of the gear and saw, you look like an amateur. Good work on your felling skills junior! I would love to see how you advance with more experience!
I’ve been cutting wood for years, almost been killed several times over by widow makers! I like that you have the PPE for the job! Just keep doing what you are doing and you will make it home to burn some of that wood !
Those other stumps, why are they so high? Do you have some issues with your knees?
That Wedge was awful deep. Flatten out that back cut.
Was wondering why the stump is so high. I've done clearing work where the operators coming in wanted them high so they could work them out.
Awesome job!👍🏻👍🏻
Fell well done.
I also prefer sunney side up!
Baš je stručan 👏👏👏😂😂
Excellent job!!
Don’t lie to this youngster. Not good job. Waaaaay to deep. A good strong gust and that tree could break over backwards. Never a reason to notch this deep. Heavy leaner bore cut. Just trying to keep you alive Bro
I agree with you completely man, I didnt mean to get that deep and I was trying to keep them shallower.
@@WhackinAxes you’ll be good. You have the most important trait . Willingness to learn and never show off in the woods. Been cutting timber 30 years and learn something new all the time.
Yup very dangerous.
@@WhackinAxes now stop Whackin Axes and start Whackin Trees!
I Just thought about that and it would be really funny if somebody from a channel called Whackin Trees answers back saying don't wack me
Try cutting in horizontally ⅓ while aiming where you want to drop it. Now with your saw in the tree and having the visual on position, pull it out quick and slice down on an angle to meet that last position.
Then for backcut, cut in level with notch level cut leaving parallel hinge material. Once tree starts going, get out the way!!
This is really great advice. Exactly what I was going to say.
Also the thickness of your holding wood is the diameter of the tree at breast height in inches. Example a 2.5 foot diameter tree at breast height needs 2.5 inches of holding wood as a general rule of thumb. Too much holding wood on hardwoods can increase risk of barber chair. Just some food for thought. You’re doing great.
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The splinters get a lot of loggers Is a very overlooked danger gets their artery From what I've heard
Sweet !🪵🔥
Thanks for watching!
Where I live we undercut the proper Humbolt style.
Whackin’ I’m guessing your 16 years old going on 32. Nice job! Very nice job!
😂 thank you!
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Your notch is only supposed to be 1/3 of the diameter of the tree
I know , i was trying to keep them at that but kept getting them to deep
Angle cut and lucky there was still meat holding it from the face cut and lucky it's hardwood or your a barber !
Dude done went all out at the stihl shop even got the hard hat shit we got a logger now
Hope your cutting firewood, otherwise your wasting board footage with those high stumps. Just an observation 😊 👍
Wow that is a small dia. Tree
watch out for the dutchman
Backcut Must be Flat.
Solche große Säge für die Streichhölzer...
Guess the 1st maple was so scared it fell over already..🤣🤣👍 good job there young man..
Thank you! 😂
Lol high stump Howard
We left them high because it is smart. Go back when you have a dull chain to not tear up a new one
LOOK UP!!!
The sound of silence, that few seconds as the tree is dropping before impact!!! LOVE IT!!
Take the whole tree
That saw is as dull as my jokes...
Still sharper than you. Thanks for the constructive criticism
Actually that Stihl saw seemed very sharp, not dull at all.
I just couldn't think of anything else to say
Lol just messing around! Thanks for watching man!
Brace yourself, here come the experts…
This comment is pure gold
Noticing the age of the gear and saw, you look like an amateur. Good work on your felling skills junior! I would love to see how you advance with more experience!
Thank you! I am trying to learn more cuts and how to use them!
I’ve been cutting wood for years, almost been killed several times over by widow makers! I like that you have the PPE for the job! Just keep doing what you are doing and you will make it home to burn some of that wood !
Leaving stumps that high makes it easy for the dozer to take them out. Excellent job
So sad. So much maple syrup could be made from them.
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