I need lessons on how you do that. Wish I lived closer...Been back at it about a month now, minus some mud/rain delays. Here’s a high stumped Red Oak. There was barbed wire in this one, which is why I cut it high, and avoided the blue.
The tree leaned in the direction my saw is pointing. I gave it intentional dutchman, and let it compress, and roll into my face cut. Worked great. Pulled a little fiber, but only about 5” of it - I can live with that. Laid the tree almost 90* to the lean.
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It doesn’t always work, but with a little practice, and reading the tree, you can manipulate some to do what you want.I need lessons on how you do that. Wish I lived closer...
Thats a great vid , saw it a few months ago, those Redwood are impressive, was in Humboldt County CA , a few years back,It doesn’t always work, but with a little practice, and reading the tree, you can manipulate some to do what you want. T
Here’s a vid that explains the dutchman pretty well:
I’ve watched it a few times. It’s well done. I would love to opportunity to go out there for a few days and experience that.Thats a great vid , saw it a few months ago, those Redwood are impressive,
Oh yeah,I’ve watched it a few times. It’s well done. I would love to opportunity to go out there for a few days and experience that.
That is slick. Above my pay grade. His saw sounded really good...It doesn’t always work, but with a little practice, and reading the tree, you can manipulate some to do what you want.
Here’s a vid that explains the dutchman pretty well:
This is one of my fav’s!Prolly posted before:
it's not too crazy once you get your head around it.
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