Knotless Rigging - Ash Removal

[Frax]

Re: Knotless Rigging - Part 2

Nice work Casey.
Smooth and professional always looks better than crazy drama.

I hope your example and the reasonable critique and response that goes along with it encourages more people to post their vids. Tree Buzz can be a tough place, but part of being a pro includes having a thick enough skin and confidence to share so we can all see other people's ideas.

I should mention your camera work is very smooth too. When my camera work is good enough maybe I'll share my efforts.

 

[Tr33Climb3r]

Re: Knotless Rigging - Part 2

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Nice work man. Can I talk you into setting the brake on your chainsaw with the back of your left wrist with a rolling motion more often?

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Thanks. Yes I will make it my goal. I do notice I hit it in different ways.

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Great video. Very controlled rigging. Was your rigging redirect a pinto pulley rig? How do you like the Vortex climbing line?

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Hey thanks a lot. No it was not a Pinto rig. It was a stronger ISC pulley. The Vortex line is really nice. Doesn't have much stretch, is wearing really well, and is nice in the hands.


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Nice work Casey.
Smooth and professional always looks better than crazy drama.

I hope your example and the reasonable critique and response that goes along with it encourages more people to post their vids. Tree Buzz can be a tough place, but part of being a pro includes having a thick enough skin and confidence to share so we can all see other people's ideas.

I should mention your camera work is very smooth too. When my camera work is good enough maybe I'll share my efforts.

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Thanks Frax. I agree that more videos from different people are always better. I look forward to your videos. I can bet that they will be really good.