Laser accurate cuts

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... There is a potential for making proper collar cuts and not leaving pig's ears.

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I think it would be ideal for a greenhorn tree guy learning where to make the collar cuts (as long as there is an experience worker training him). But, ultimately the person behind the saw would be guiding the lazer guide. Therefore, there would still be room for error.

But, certainly, it would be worth a try for trainees & H.O. who would like to do their own pruning.
 
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... There is a potential for making proper collar cuts and not leaving pig's ears.

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I think it would be ideal for a greenhorn tree guy learning where to make the collar cuts (as long as there is an experience worker training him). But, ultimately the person behind the saw would be guiding the lazer guide. Therefore, there would still be room for error.

But, certainly, it would be worth a try for trainees & H.O. who would like to do their own pruning.

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And you still need to keep the bar at the appropriate angle. Other than that, I agree with it being a great trainer, Jamin.
 
Skip the saw.

Here's a polelaser.

Cauterizes as it cuts!

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Skip the saw.

Here's a polelaser.

Cauterizes as it cuts!

bling.gif


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You missed a hanger.

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Technically not hanging, but on the way down. i jiggled the limb with my foot right after the pic was shot.

That tool is a prototype. I figure $10k will get it ready for market, so pm me if you know of anyone with venture capital okay?
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