Why would you ever say that? That's just not realistic... nowhere near it...wood fibers have elasticity... and depending on how the cut is made, you can get more than enough movement out of the hinge before failure.
I just invented a new cut of my own this week!
Looks like you put in a small snipe.. ??? and that the snipe didn't do anything. would you like to share the details???
I told you, it's called the little pecker. You'll have to look closer to find the little pecker.
Another use for a snipe is to get the log to roll after the hinge breaks, if there is risk of it getting hung up or minimize brushing other trees.
Bingo! That's why I did it, and it did what I wanted, but that's not the little pecker. I was hoping Daniel would find it.
I'm guessing Daniel doesn't have to go very far to find a small pecker. Would certainly explain his never ending bloviating?
Nice.... i finally learned something on this forum... it's been a while... and it's been a long time since I dropped a tree in the woods, so unlikely that I'll use that information anytime soon. Still nice to have those tools in the box
Haha... at least it gets used once in a while...
This was only 50' from the house, but we do live in the woods. The point here is that out west, we really blend logging and suburban tree work a lot. In your videos it looks like a lot of your area is rural enough to call it the woods, but of course, with different species and growth habits. I'll bet anything you'll see an opportunity to test the principle soon now that it's in your head.
Your videos are mind numbing!
Residential and suburban are different things.
That is a good distinction to make.
That's pretty interesting, because I heard somewhere around here that nobody could push over a piece that big and heavy without at least a 10k lb loader.
To what? What have you ever tried to add to our conversations besides personal attacks and negativity?
Only 1 that I can think of..
