The Crosscut Sawyer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- The Crosscut Sawyer - USDA Forest Service 2007 - Publication 0723-2D02-MTDC - Missoula Technology Development Center. Crosscut saws are experiencing a revival not only in designated wilderness areas but in other backcountry settings. These traditional tools offer a safe and effective way to fell trees and buck logs when they are properly used and maintained. The 43-minute "Crosscut Sawyer" DVD shows experienced sawyers sizing up trees, evaluating situations, making safe sawing decisions, and pointing out common mistakes that occur during sawing operations. This DVD is a companion to the Forest Service "Chain Saw and Crosscut Saw Training Course." For Forest Service saw certification, field testing is also required.
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Dolly Chapman is a total sawyering lumberjill legend! Always loved her style and grit. Wish I could take her sawyering class-- maybe someday I'll have time for that.
Working for the MCC in a month. Very informative video. Happy to have watched it
what position are you headed in as? howd did you do? any advice how I can be selected to serve in a CC
Gone at 49!!!! What a shame. That's to damn young but I have a feeling Eric left a piece of who He was behind for his friends to share with others. That's how you have honored His memory. A great video, as I am an absolute novice, I'll bookmark the video for review and be careful while I hone my crosscut skills. Thank You & Regards JimmyMorrocco
Nice job, especially those slow motion close ups showing what is happening as forces compress or pull apart the wood fibers.
Thanks for this awesome training video. Great job on describing all the aspects in detail. W. Butler, USFS, MHF, Clackamas River Ranger District Volunteer
"Do you want a little lube?"
"That sounds good."
Boy I love me trail humor.
thank you for adding such quality content to the interweb, very informative...
Very informative - thank you. Been learning some DIY in this era of Covid. Good ole-timey real-world knowledge.
Nice, sure brings back memories.
What a woman!
Excellent. Thanks.
these old school videos trip me out. 21st century youtube instructional videos speak directly to the camera and these old videos use conversation with another person on video as the instruction. "it looks like we need a complex cut," says speaker one. "okay," says speaker two. "and there's a widow maker up there," says speaker one. "okay," says speaker two.
What I don't understand about my two man saw is why I can't actually saw further than 2 - 3 inches into the tree. The thing is two flimsy and really hard to pull. Does anybody have some suggestions on how to fix the problem.
I think the tree at 26:40 deserves a brace and bit and a stick of dynamite.
For safety purposes.
Bigfoot siting at 21:09 and 21:15 lol
Dream job!
Thank you for a great video, I'm sharpening up my great grandfather's old saws to use at boy scout camp this weekend. What are you using for a lubricant when you are bucking logs?
Thank you,
David Barr
good stuff.
Lassen College, Susanville CA, 1969-1970
Butt log is ruined at 39
stay in the classroom and get a bushman to do it
A video on how to make things far too damn complicated! This is what happens when the professors of the world leave the classroom...
Kirk Rogers I apologize. I guess I was just sick of seeing these comments on quality videos that I enjoy. Sometimes I respond without considering things. Mostly I removed them to prevent further trouble and because I realized that they didn't help anything.
+Saul Japuntich I've removed mine as well.