the.schultz.effect
Participating member
- Location
- currently in the bay area
technically you got dibs, since someone asked about price but didn't reserve it. DM me to work out the details.
gear that's been gathering dust SOLD
- Thread starter the.schultz.effect
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Sent DM and PP for the items left: Grillon, swivel, and small pulley. Killer deal - Thanks Lawrence!
the.schultz.effect
Participating member
- Location
- currently in the bay area
SOLD
southsoundtree
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Olympia, WA
Found the hook in the mail today.
Sold a job where it will be handy two days ago.
Sold a job where it will be handy two days ago.
I’m gonna be purchasing Lawrence’s SRT videos, The Schultz Effect. I’ve heard very good things.
gumroad.com
Some reviews and intro here,
The Schultz Effect
Read the Warning! This is my journey from DdRT to SRT and just about everything i've learned along the way. Years of experimenting, months creating, now whittled down to hours jam packed with knowledge. 5+ hours of information to get you climbing like a Pfanner man. This has taken a lot of time...
gumroad.com
Some reviews and intro here,
The Shultz Effect
For those of you who aren't subscribed to his YouTube channel, he teamed up with Gumroad and has a cool vid series you can purchase off them for $40. It's about 5 hours worth of some cool "Educational not Instructional" lol vids. I like what I watched so far and it's always great to support tree...
www.treebuzz.com
I bought Lawrence's videos several months ago, and I really cannot say enough positive about it. It's really a fantastic learning tool, and for someone like me who is crazy enough to learn this stuff from books and videos I think it's the best value going.
I should note I do this for recreation, not professionally. Because, while you arborist folks seem like a great bunch of guys on the whole, there's no way I'm ok paying someone to climb my trees when I could spend that money on gear and climb em myself.
Seriously, I'd drop that $40 again in a second. I'll drop whatever he asks if/when he puts out a rigging series. It's outstanding value.
I should note I do this for recreation, not professionally. Because, while you arborist folks seem like a great bunch of guys on the whole, there's no way I'm ok paying someone to climb my trees when I could spend that money on gear and climb em myself.
Seriously, I'd drop that $40 again in a second. I'll drop whatever he asks if/when he puts out a rigging series. It's outstanding value.
