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It would be good to see the top of the tree to get a better picture of what you are doing. I was a tree feller in Scotland for nine years 1978-1987. When felling a conifer into a small gap between other conifers we would never aim for middle of gap as a hang up here might be very difficult to dislodge. We would aim slightly to one side to purposely hang up tree. We would then begin cutting the hinge from the side of the hang up and the spring of the upper branches would roll the tree off and into the gap. A very satisfying job.
Textbook perfect takedown. There are too many in the comments who fail to understand that every problem were taken into consideration before the job started, there were no panic and the skills are just so above the average.
It absolutely wasn't. His rope was useless at that angle and he walked in front of a tree with a back cut in it and tried to pull it over while in the striking distance. Cutting through his holding wood the way he did could have ended catastrophically. I'm glad this man is okay but from a professionals standpoint, this is terrifying to watch.
@@ericjrparentHis rope obviously wasn't useless if it moved the tree. It was a lot more efficient than continuing to drive the wedges. I would have preferred to see him finish the back cut straight through though. (At that point the tree had a significant lean so there weren't many directions it could have gone.)
@@mattpeterson418 The rope didn't do much because of the narrow angle to the ground; of course, the lake being there meant he couldn't anchor it farther from the tree. Interesting that he cut the corners off so the tree would roll out of the hang-up. I would have made a deeper back-cut (shallower face), left the corners alone to direct the tree, and stacked long wedges in it, but maybe I just like pounding wedges. Another option would have been to use a loggers jack. OTH, looks like this guy is a pro and knew what would work.
I have about 450 acres of these trees in Spain, never cut one down for any reason, when its hot in summer l can walk around and its 15 degrees cooler. ground is clean all around the base and heaps of wildlife on to the property.
Your technique is great and unusual here in the States. I think you see geometrically when falling. I would be unable to match that part. Where was your Stalpen? Much safer than the rope to the side. Great work!.
What happened to rule #1 ? Never walk in front of a tree that has a backcut. I do not understand why you make such deep felling notches. That might work on the fir and birch trees you cut...but it forces you to have the back edge of your hinge so far back on larger trees that you run out of room for larger wedges when you need the extra lift.
Forced him to cut his holding wood on one side too which could have spun the whole thing. He should have completed that back cut before pounding the wedges in all the way. Scary work here; hope this guy stays safe.
Yeah, made it uncomfortable to look. Cut was too deep, backcut could of then gone further, then could of bigger wedged it over. Dangerous still, though
Every time I watch a felling vid and read the comments there are always a dozen or more people who will criticize every cut and every angle exercising their "I'm better than you. You're an idiot" muscle. I watch to learn, but apparently, according to the critics, no one is as good as each "armchair quarterback" and I should not do it "that way" or, at best, my teeth will fall out. 😭
So far I have been very impressed with your work. But cutting down trees while people are walking around in the background - a security area - that's not possible at all. Sad.....
Got away this time. In hindsight hould have made shallower wedge cut, moved wheelbarrow for more working room and had a second hand doing the pulling further downstream.
Mag sein das der Herr viel Erfahrung hat...aber vor einem Baum rumhampeln mit dem Rücken zum Baum, wo der Fällschnitt schon fertig ist, das ist nicht gerade lehrreich, zumal er dann sich noch im Gefahrenbereich hinkniet und die winde betätigt. Von dem Freiräumen im Arbeitsbereich mal abgesehen
Stimmt haargenau ,den Leuten ist heute nix mehr zu blöd ansonsten könnte man so eine Hudlerei nie einstellen .Als Waldarbeiter könnte man so einen sofort verschicken 😀
Ich bin noch nicht mal ein Laie und absolut kein Fachmann - ich habe nur ein paar YT-Videos gesehen. Aber das hat gereicht, dass ich die Hände über dem Kopf zusammen geschlagen habe!
All the big ones scare the shit out of me... I find them terrifying when they're crowded or in a bad spot. But if I can clear out all their little buddies first, suddenly they don't look nearly as intimidating. Still scary but not as much...
@@TonyTomblerone , perhaps he was a little extra careful for maximum safety and built-in control? We'll see your own videos appear soon, I understand? I know there is a lot of ego tripping in tree care! American videos enough!
zu dicke Bruchleiste gelassen und dann Haufen Notlösungen um den Baum zum Fall zu bringen. Aber es ist ja noch mal gut gegangen. Kein Meister ist vom Himmel gefallen, übst noch ein bisschen 😊
He sure looked good! Has all the right gear on, and you can see him from across the pond! And after that mile deep notch, two wedges that didn't matter, he cut out any remaining hinge on both sides and rolled it off the stump to one side. The chain falls hooked to the weeds was a coin flip he lucked out on, could have gone either way. But the most bothersum was the stupid music!
Сосна тут много лет стояла, а ты дом построил и хочешь обвинить сосну? Это так же, как часто пишут, уничтожить в саду муравьев. Так, кто к кому пришел, муравьи к вам, или вы к муравьям?
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I really like your video! it keeps me from looking away. You are like an artist dancing with huge ancient trees💯💯💯💯💯💯
NICELY DONE! Looks like he knows his stuff. That made my tail pucker just watching it
Nice work! So many "experts" critiquing the job!
It would be good to see the top of the tree to get a better picture of what you are doing. I was a tree feller in Scotland for nine years 1978-1987. When felling a conifer into a small gap between other conifers we would never aim for middle of gap as a hang up here might be very difficult to dislodge. We would aim slightly to one side to purposely hang up tree. We would then begin cutting the hinge from the side of the hang up and the spring of the upper branches would roll the tree off and into the gap. A very satisfying job.
😃👍🏻👍🏻
This guy couldn’t be any more fearless. I’m surprised he didn’t stop and make lunch while doing this.
👍🏻
Well done sir! What a pro
That is pure skill. Respect
Thanks
Textbook perfect takedown. There are too many in the comments who fail to understand that every problem were taken into consideration before the job started, there were no panic and the skills are just so above the average.
It absolutely wasn't. His rope was useless at that angle and he walked in front of a tree with a back cut in it and tried to pull it over while in the striking distance. Cutting through his holding wood the way he did could have ended catastrophically. I'm glad this man is okay but from a professionals standpoint, this is terrifying to watch.
@@ericjrparentHis rope obviously wasn't useless if it moved the tree. It was a lot more efficient than continuing to drive the wedges. I would have preferred to see him finish the back cut straight through though. (At that point the tree had a significant lean so there weren't many directions it could have gone.)
@@mattpeterson418
The rope didn't do much because of the narrow angle to the ground; of course, the lake being there meant he couldn't anchor it farther from the tree. Interesting that he cut the corners off so the tree would roll out of the hang-up. I would have made a deeper back-cut (shallower face), left the corners alone to direct the tree, and stacked long wedges in it, but maybe I just like pounding wedges. Another option would have been to use a loggers jack.
OTH, looks like this guy is a pro and knew what would work.
AWESOME SKILLS DUDE! So many things could have gone wrong.
Thank you 😊
Can't do better than a man with all the confidence in the world!!!
Thank you Joey!
I have about 450 acres of these trees in Spain, never cut one down for any reason, when its hot in summer l can walk around and its 15 degrees cooler. ground is clean all around the base and heaps of wildlife on to the property.
Nice! 😃👍🏻👍🏻
Your technique is great and unusual here in the States. I think you see geometrically when falling. I would be unable to match that part. Where was your Stalpen? Much safer than the rope to the side. Great work!.
Thank you!
What model of machine did you use on this occasion?
Stihl MS500i
@@FINNISHLUMBERJACK That’s a $1500 chain saw. No surprise it works so well.
What happened to rule #1 ?
Never walk in front of a tree that has a backcut.
I do not understand why you make such deep felling notches. That might work on the fir and birch trees you cut...but it forces you to have the back edge of your hinge so far back on larger trees that you run out of room for larger wedges when you need the extra lift.
Forced him to cut his holding wood on one side too which could have spun the whole thing. He should have completed that back cut before pounding the wedges in all the way.
Scary work here; hope this guy stays safe.
Doesn't a deeper notch give you more leverage with a wedge change the tipping point a bit
Yeah, made it uncomfortable to look. Cut was too deep, backcut could of then gone further, then could of bigger wedged it over. Dangerous still, though
Ayu. Ayu Ayu2❤
Awesome! You cut the tree professionally and safely
Thank you very much
3:56 the tree turned.
Nicely executed, it's a bummer when they catch up top but well saved.
Thank you!
Good job, now comes the fun part; bucking it up 😅😮😢
Great job man ! 👍✌
Thank you very much 👍🏻👍🏻
Well done.
It amazes me how a tree will hang in there with just a little of the trunk still connected in the middle
Every time I watch a felling vid and read the comments there are always a dozen or more people who will criticize every cut and every angle exercising their "I'm better than you. You're an idiot" muscle.
I watch to learn, but apparently, according to the critics, no one is as good as each "armchair quarterback" and I should not do it "that way" or, at best, my teeth will fall out. 😭
❤️
This guy did a lot of things wrong here and put others in risk with his actions. He's lucky to have gotten away with this.
@@ericjrparent 👎🏻
very good, very enjoyable
You are a Pro!
Thank you!
Bro, you have MAD SKILLS. That was an impressive bit of fallin'!
Thak you 💪🏻💪🏻
Skill 👍❤
So far I have been very impressed with your work. But cutting down trees while people are walking around in the background - a security area - that's not possible at all. Sad.....
True, and the Wheel Barrows are definitely a hazard, however a good job.
Дуб, это за тележки
Could have been the mother in law?
Your a true artist. Hats off to you.
Got away this time. In hindsight hould have made shallower wedge cut, moved wheelbarrow for more working room and had a second hand doing the pulling further downstream.
Hey nice outfitt is it available in men's as well 😂
Yes
It looked like it was leaning away from the house but I couldn't see the whole tree. Still a great job.
Thank you Randy
mikä oli talkjan vetikyky??
2,5t
Great job.
Thank you Magnus!
Nice big cut out,,that's the way it's done 😅😮😢🎉😂❤❤❤❤
Good job.
Thanks, Kjell!
Well done my friend!👍Excellent job ,Textbook
Thank you Very much!
Exciting 😐 🙂😊💪👍
Mag sein das der Herr viel Erfahrung hat...aber vor einem Baum rumhampeln mit dem Rücken zum Baum, wo der Fällschnitt schon fertig ist, das ist nicht gerade lehrreich, zumal er dann sich noch im Gefahrenbereich hinkniet und die winde betätigt.
Von dem Freiräumen im Arbeitsbereich mal abgesehen
Stimmt haargenau ,den Leuten ist heute nix mehr zu blöd ansonsten könnte man so eine Hudlerei nie einstellen .Als Waldarbeiter könnte man so einen sofort verschicken 😀
Ich bin noch nicht mal ein Laie und absolut kein Fachmann - ich habe nur ein paar YT-Videos gesehen. Aber das hat gereicht, dass ich die Hände über dem Kopf zusammen geschlagen habe!
One should never walk in front of a tree once the back cut has been started, 👍💪🪓🌲🇫🇮🇩🇪🇮🇪
das ist ein Luftballon und rein lächerlich ,unglaublich welch Individuen sich hier rummtummeln
Pan vie co robi,strom nespadne behom jednej sekundy,si myslim...
Maybe should've moved the wheelbarrows first?
My only advice...Excellent work!
Thank you and welcome to my channel!
Eik sitä vänkäriä enää käytetään ollenkaan?
Gyl maar, ain joskus
All the big ones scare the shit out of me... I find them terrifying when they're crowded or in a bad spot. But if I can clear out all their little buddies first, suddenly they don't look nearly as intimidating. Still scary but not as much...
Call a professional, it saves a lot of money and stress
대단 하십니다!
😃👍🏻👍🏻
Top-notch
Thank you very much, welcome to my channel!
No problem, that looks easy. WTF, I could never attempt that.
🤣💪🏻💪🏻
Зачем, спрашивается, строить дома у деревьев или же сажать деревья прямо возле фундаментов?
Фискарс, Штиль и клинышки делают своё дело, ну и мастерство человека, не без этого 🧐😎
FISKARS нельзя бить обухом, так написано в инструкции
She didnt want to go! Got there in the end!
😄
@@FINNISHLUMBERJACKm😮vr
That tree was stubborn but you convinced it otherwise 👍
Bravo. 👍
Красивое здоровое дерево. Я бы на месте хозяина не убирал.
On voudrait bien voir comment ce pin est penché vers la maison
I use a snatch block so I don't pull the tree toward me.
That is a smart choice, you also double the power with it
Mein Gott, so hastig und verspannt der Kollege. Und was ist mit der Person da hinten
im Gefahrenbereich ?
( war über 40 Jahre mein Beruf 🪓🤗🌲🌲🍀)
Clear your escape path!!!!😅😅😅😅😅
1
Million views!?
Wow
"literally leaning " 😳
What's the difference between Leaning and literally leaning ?
Capital letter
LOL 😂
@@siriosstar4789 😁
A Humboldt is a good idea on a tree that might hang up.
A sizwheele notch on the side away from tbe building would have rolled the tree off of the one it hung up on, but none the less this was a success.
Nice job. Is that a461 stihl.😊
Hate widow makers! Dangerous, and a pain in the rear!😅😮😢
I would've used a Humboldt notch.
Is that notch facing down?
My brother... this is a terrifying scene and I'm glad nothing bad happened. Please do this in a safer manner next time
Nice... 🇮🇩
There are a lot off people who think they can do the job better!
Yes, tons of 🤯
Felling a tree doesn’t require 6 cuts
And a lot who actually can.
@@TonyTomblerone , perhaps he was a little extra careful for maximum safety and built-in control? We'll see your own videos appear soon, I understand? I know there is a lot of ego tripping in tree care! American videos enough!
@@sharkusvelarde , were is your content on TH-cam??
Cưa cây hay quá bạn tui cung3 thích xem
That baby just did not want to go.
We have a Finnish saying: Resisted like 💩 full of fish bones
It definitely had a
.000014% lean towards the house
🤣😂
Just normal everyday work. Shits hapends.
You forgot the YEPP after the 2 Nopes
😃
Good times
"Letteralmente" ?
Move the wheelbarrows
🤣😂
zu dicke Bruchleiste gelassen und dann Haufen Notlösungen um den Baum zum Fall zu bringen. Aber es ist ja noch mal gut gegangen. Kein Meister ist vom Himmel gefallen, übst noch ein bisschen 😊
❓❔❓
Spooky place to live.
Dom? Jaki dom? Chciałbyś mieszkać na cmentarzu?
Мастер своего дела.
Очень умелая валка дерева !
😃💪🏻💪🏻
That's a lean?
.00014%
First cut should have been Deeper
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Чувак валит дерево, народ вокруг - пофиг, у нас тут свои дела))
👍🏻
А когда дом строили рядом с деревом о чем и чем думали?!😢
🫡
Thought I was going to see special skills or methods - nope. Question leaning without a look
Taky se nemůžeš ohnout?!!!
I am a tree hugger. Why is the YT Algorithm showing me tree murder?!?
Because old trees are making way for the young
Watch for kick back, that will kill you instantly 😮😮😮😮
Что-то не особо видно что бы она наклонялись куда-то...такое дере спилить.....
Правильно сделал, что спилил дерево у дома. Может верховой пал пойти, сгорит дом. Молния попадёт, ветер уронит и т.д.
He sure looked good! Has all the right gear on, and you can see him from across the pond! And after that mile deep notch, two wedges that didn't matter, he cut out any remaining hinge on both sides and rolled it off the stump to one side. The chain falls hooked to the weeds was a coin flip he lucked out on, could have gone either way. But the most bothersum was the stupid music!
Thanks, I'll make the music better
He processed a 💩 load of equations in that 4:33 🤔
🤩🇺🇸👍⚖️👁️👁️⚖️👍 TIMBERRRR!👍🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
Soon there are going to be no trees at all. I don't understand this.
🌳🌴🌲🎄🌲🌴🌳🌴🎄
And once again , you missed the house !
Do you have permission to cut down? а разрешение на вырубку есть?
Omg he is so handsome
Yes, the Stihl MS500i makes me look good ❤️
Read : Maître-Dominus. and not maître-domius !
move the wheelbarrow, duh!
😂🤣
Сосна тут много лет стояла, а ты дом построил и хочешь обвинить сосну? Это так же, как часто пишут, уничтожить в саду муравьев. Так, кто к кому пришел, муравьи к вам, или вы к муравьям?
Кого надо уничтожить?
🤔
Ayu. ❤2
jati2 kawan slm sehat selalu
Μπαρσικ❤❤❤👍👍👍🇬🇷⚘️🥰
Si es aquí va directo a la casa, jajajaja
You do not understand this technique! Dangerous you did it. It's a save method and you made an unsafe of it.
Funny, doesn't look like a leaner, and the house looks like a garage, literally!