Ponderosa Pine removal

MooseHead said:
It's the second video I have edited so far. After splitting the video at the points needed to piece it together I figured out how to overlap the pieces for a smooth transition. I didn't realize I split the video at that point and overlapped it. I didn't notice until after it was rendered.
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Yeah I know what you mean now. If you add a fade-transition, you need to watch you don't add it to all or other transitions by accident. Great job.
 
I dont see the big deal. Simple job, nice rigging points, could have used a figure 8 as a break, well done, now come to Brooklyn and work :)
 
Why use the pulley choked to the tree? I understand to slow the swing but wouldn't the line in the other tree accomplish that without having to move the choked sling each time. One less step. I understand at the end to keep the final cut off the fence. Maybe there are other factors I cant see in the video.
 
owScott said:
Why use the pulley choked to the tree? I understand to slow the swing but wouldn't the line in the other tree accomplish that without having to move the choked sling each time. One less step. I understand at the end to keep the final cut off the fence. Maybe there are other factors I cant see in the video.
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The line in the other tree would not have slowed it down at all. It was the same rigging point that caught the last cut.
 
owScott said:
Why use the pulley choked to the tree? I understand to slow the swing but wouldn't the line in the other tree accomplish that without having to move the choked sling each time. One less step. I understand at the end to keep the final cut off the fence. Maybe there are other factors I cant see in the video.
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It also makes it easier to retrieve the rigging lines. It doesn't waste any time. I have footage showing a cut then the breakdown and setup for the next cut. It's a 7-10 minute process.
 
MooseHead said:
It also makes it easier to retrieve the rigging lines. It doesn't waste any time. I have footage showing a cut then the breakdown and setup for the next cut. It's a 7-10 minute process.
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Got you. Really couldn't see the whole set up from the video. I am from nor cal I miss the big pondo take downs.
 
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