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    Barberchair injury

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    shock loading 1" Stable Braid

    i would always take the seam/connection out of any primary/hit loading area >>except if then stiffer part must be in too tight of arc on small host mount /ratio Otherwise, present only clean, most solid, uninterrupted line parts as possible to greatest static or hit receiving zone/line part ...
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    shock loading 1" Stable Braid

    The weak point strength wise i think would be the thin axle pivot on gate side pulled across it's 'thin axis' . But in actual usage, this part doesn't mis-align, like the gate opening. Even, in a straight draw test the slip of the gate of thicker parts gives way before the more continues...
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    Barberchair injury

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    shock loading 1" Stable Braid

    The SWL etc. stated for static load In dynamic hit, no forgiveness from 1" Stable Braid Especially on hit with shorter length before fractions to support side to spread hit out to yield dampening effect. Also, if Running Eye was not tightly seated takes run in hard from force. Especially w/o...
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    Barberchair injury

    i think massive forces at lean solution has lack of relief speed especially on hard head lean >> so set hinge thinness to where you couldn't get to fast enough in normal felling >>preserving rear trigger most opposing CoG direction >>fast trigger into quick relief . Other popular scenario is...
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    Barberchair injury

    Yes! But, then i think to for softer hits, not so direct to ground(receiver); AND not directly feeding into harshest downward pull of gravity , but some across (source). AND degraded by hinging machine/face forcing the sideways motion.. Forced thicker with push or pull etc. Energy from fight of...
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    Do you really hold the chainsaw with both hands ?

    Repetitive motion abuse disorders can appear in short time with these usages. . A whole another aspect of this is how you use the saw, floating or on bumper spikes. How far from body/leveraged, and pure horizontal or less usage angle of saw How many bull dogging thru at what rate for how long 2...
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    Barberchair injury

    i remember reading and being told, that any bypass of either facecut past the other could beckon BC. Fair advice starting out actually; found it meant machining both faces as a woods craftsman to proper mechanix. (Also came to see rope as just softer fiber to arrange/machine right.) In time...
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    Do you really hold the chainsaw with both hands ?

    Shoulder is a tricky thing, loose wingy hanging by ligament threads etc. You don't want to make it mad. Take this from one that drilled hard enough to get White Fingers in the middle of Florida summer that lasted over a yr. ( not the summer, tho seems like it sometimes).
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    Need help deciding on a heavy-duty rigging setup..

    To be clear, generally not so much grabbing the smaller accessory line to stop load, kinda a mix of friction and run some on light stuff rigged off of baby support. >>going for the relief of force totally with elasticity, fiction support that reduces forces on control leg and some run cuz...
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    Barberchair injury

    i think of a Barber Chair as the weight from rear of face plunging forward; And hitting unyielding obstruction serving as a wall of force, and neither force will give way. So violates the constitution of the tree cylinder as a container of the force battle. Giving a split decision between the...
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    Pulleys are force multipliers.

    Very good as always and all ways. These 'external machines' offer: isolated and enlarged views of secrets in microcosm of 'internal group machines' of knots. . To me this is a companion study to capstan study(link) as they are both in opposite ends of the total arc force bandwidth that...
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    Need help deciding on a heavy-duty rigging setup..

    Per same DYNAMIC (not static) load; the stronger wired connection routing thru stronger line that load impedes less on rope's MBS, yields LESS elastic/dampening response. Thus, delivering more raw/less softened hit to all connecting points thru the rope pipeline tool chain set. . So 3/4" gives...
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    Do you really hold the chainsaw with both hands ?

    2handing gives more leveraged control over high power device, forces carried more balanced to/thru receiving spine column. This gives more control with less fatigue. Less fatigue by >>greater leverage against saw >>ported thru 2 not 1 arm >>to balanced and centered not 1 sided leveraged load to...
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    Need help deciding on a heavy-duty rigging setup..

    In all, especially peak fores i always and all ways look for the cosine /support requirement as initial action >>then must have room in calcs for cosine's responding non of sine force to be complete. . Even in electric, sound, wind, water, light; the cosine wave precedes/foretells the sine wave...
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    balance points for basic rigging

    Once can get higher tension rigidity in support rope (tension for pull, rigidity to use as lever, to then pre-tighten more, later even pull with swig/sweat line). ABoK, Brion Toss and others talk of sweat/swig of pulling across a tight line to tighten even more, by 'sweating' more 'purchase' of...
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    balance points for basic rigging

    i think this concept is kinda like tree judo of using the length and weight of target against itself vs. a more bland butt tie standard/less thought strategy. . i think it also shows the power of rope, and stretches out the constant ongoing mechanix in these things to more finely l-earn and...
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    Scientists discover how knots work

    i think i see more clearly theory of force transfer thru the friction contact theory >>rather than just running a trace of force thru deformity view. . Even confirming views can beckon to look further; headed in right direction. Even if 'know' something, i still think seeing something (so much...
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    Scientists discover how knots work

    There is a lot we don't know/see of this inner world; as have chased microbes and sea to see those inner worlds. >>i hope this new tool will grow to show many things and turn on many lights of understanding...

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