This technique uses a vertical strip of wood fibers in the middle of the log in order to keep the log from splitting and reduce the chance of the bar getting pinched
I watched this with great interest a couple of times, and I'm always amazed at how much knowledge/skill/experience this guy's got to share with the world. He's one of America's living treasures for sure.
Nice! Mr. Murphy makes it look easy. I would term this cut an advanced cut and caution folks practicing it. Hold the saw securely with both hands, not only is technique important but , saw condition, the saw has to be properly maintained. A saw must be operated humbly or the saw will humble you. Not to the pro as much as to the hobbiest or beginner, be careful. What a great cut, done with precision, like a martial artist in a throw , if not properly done can get hurt.. Beautiful system, Saw , Man, Tree , bucket. At one.. ExPerience! Sensai (Master) Thank You.
That was very cool! I love when skilled pros share great tips and techniques that are very useful in real world situations. Great job man! I will be trying that technique soon but I know it's gonna take some time to perfect.
Thanks for the video. I haven't had any luck selling my timber considering the storm that we had and much of it is damaged, so I am going to fell the trees myself and buck up the logs as best I can and eventually cut a deal with someone to help me get my logs to the sawmill. Someone offered me 15 cent per board foot on my large undamaged white pines. I turned him down I don't think that's a fair rate at all.
What size saw is this in the video? I have a 20” Echo and I’m having a ton of trouble getting through logs of that size. Does my technique just suck or am I missing out on a nice chain. The chain I have on there is the stock echo chain that came with the saw.
I watched this with great interest a couple of times, and I'm always amazed at how much knowledge/skill/experience this guy's got to share with the world. He's one of America's living treasures for sure.
oh ya for sure
Nice! Mr. Murphy makes it look easy.
I would term this cut an advanced cut and caution folks practicing it.
Hold the saw securely with both hands, not only is technique important but , saw condition, the saw has to be properly maintained. A saw must be operated humbly or the saw will humble you.
Not to the pro as much as to the hobbiest or beginner, be careful.
What a great cut, done with precision, like a martial artist in a throw , if not properly done can get hurt..
Beautiful system, Saw , Man, Tree , bucket. At one.. ExPerience!
Sensai (Master) Thank You.
John, Yo';re a character.. thanks for the kudos
That was very cool! I love when skilled pros share great tips and techniques that are very useful in real world situations. Great job man! I will be trying that technique soon but I know it's gonna take some time to perfect.
SHARP CHAIN!
exactly what I was thinking, like hot knive through butter or better. Amazing.
Awesome thanks the diy fire wood guys thank you.
Thanks for the video.
I haven't had any luck selling my timber considering the storm that we had and much of it is damaged, so I am going to fell the trees myself and buck up the logs as best I can and eventually cut a deal with someone to help me get my logs to the sawmill.
Someone offered me 15 cent per board foot on my large undamaged white pines.
I turned him down I don't think that's a fair rate at all.
Good work. I'm out gathering logs now. Took a break.
Cool tip, thanks Daniel!
Wait what I'll have to watch that again!🌲✌🏻️
Again, good video!
What saw was that
What size saw is this in the video? I have a 20” Echo and I’m having a ton of trouble getting through logs of that size. Does my technique just suck or am I missing out on a nice chain. The chain I have on there is the stock echo chain that came with the saw.
How old is the chain, and have you sharpened it?
What brand of safety gloves are you wearing?
ugly gloves.. look them up.. buy by the box
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