TCI's Effer 655 Knuckle Boom

[Mike_Dirksen]

I'll try to post regular updates with photos and more videos now that I'm back here a bit more!

Hey Rangerdanger- That was some pretty high falutin fidlein in that video, who was the music by?

 

[Lumberjack]

That chimney was super sketch!

 

[Bucknut]

I love the road sign at the end. Phil from Treestuff gave me a couple a few years ago. Really come in handy in tight neighborhoods. He hands them to me and says,"Totally unenforceable, but worth a shot".

IDK, maybe you guys actually called the city. We just use the sign and pray there's no cars in the morning!

 

[TheArborMan]

Glad to see you're doing well Ranger.. Is your Dad still running your family business??

 

[Mark Chisholm]

I'll try to post regular updates with photos and more videos now that I'm back here a bit more!

Nice to see you back Adrian! Congrats on the job. Liking your work makes it fun and creates an atmosphere for innovating.

 

[BzRman]

Could someone tell me why he was always making is first cut perpendicular to the ground. Sorry if this doesn't make sense, I usually explained things with my hands. Just curious, always looking to learn something new.

 

[rangerdanger]

Nice to see you back Adrian! Congrats on the job. Liking your work makes it fun and creates an atmosphere for innovating.

Thanks Mark! Good to be back on here. I love it here, working with some great guys and learning a ton.

 

[rangerdanger]

Glad to see you're doing well Ranger.. Is your Dad still running your family business??

Yep, Dad still has the family business going. Dayton is only 2 hours away from home and we work 4 day weeks, so often times I'll go back home to KY if Dad is busy and work with him Friday-Sunday.

 

[rangerdanger]

Could someone tell me why he was always making is first cut perpendicular to the ground. Sorry if this doesn't make sense, I usually explained things with my hands. Just curious, always looking to learn something new.

Its called a shelf cut. It creates a little ledge for the piece to kind of sit on so it doesn't roll or tip too much as it settles in the rigging. Just makes for a smoother pick.