- Location
- north west ohio
Is anyone using the bore cut when knocking out big tops? Traditionaly I have only used it on the ground for headleaning trees, but it seems like it may be benificial In certain situations when climbing too?
barber chair
- Thread starter caleb miller
- Start date
treehumper
Carpal tunnel level member
- Location
- Ridgefield, NJ
I've used it in the tree where it was appropriate.
Gorman
Branched out member
- Location
- Rhode Island
Harder to bore with a top handle on a smaller stem though.
Tony
Carpal tunnel level member
- Location
- Lancaster, PA
If there is enough wood, I generally bore most aerial, directional cuts. Lessons the chance of barber chair.
It allows me to check the cut, rigging, ground crew, whatever before release. (Once I start cutting, the crew knows that something is going to happen quickly).
It allows me to adjust body position so I can be in the best/most comfortable position when the piece goes.
Lastly, I can release the piece with my handsaw if I choose.
Tony
It allows me to check the cut, rigging, ground crew, whatever before release. (Once I start cutting, the crew knows that something is going to happen quickly).
It allows me to adjust body position so I can be in the best/most comfortable position when the piece goes.
Lastly, I can release the piece with my handsaw if I choose.
Tony
